Sentences with phrase «different leading actor»

Ever wonder what your favorite movie or TV show would be like with a different leading actor?

As each of the three narratives centre on a different lead actor, we're treated to a trio of very different, excellent performances from British TV veteran Paul Whitehouse, Black Mirror / The End of the F*cking World's Alex Lawther and the ever reliable Martin Freeman.

Not exact matches

If you heard that the latest Harry Potter movie starred Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson, would it lead you to believe it was just a single really good actor made to look like 3 different people with trick photography?

Rather, multiple political actors, such as parliament, the cabinet, and the presidential head of state are involved at different stages in the process that leads to an early election.

With older adults, mugshot viewing led them to experience a feeling of familiarity when they saw the pictured actor performing a familiar action from one of the videos, even if it was a different action than the one that was suggested when they viewed the actor's mugshot.

Jackman has been known to bounce around with different body types, but when you see how ripped he appears to be in all the X-Men movies, you are led to believe that the British actor may be using some help.

The film would be incalculably different if the lead role had been divided between two or three young actors for a conventional shoot.

Praise has come from those more sensitive to the issue about how Coogler is able to craft his high price - tag tale without the need to put in a white male lead in a major role, with most speaking parts going to actors of different nationalities, but descendants of Africa.

All in all, if you are of the two leading actors you are seeing them in very different form here.

Long before the septuagenarian actor became the subject of a popular ironic Internet meme, Norris was a bona fide leading man in an altogether different era of cinema.

Fassbender's this perfect Aaron Sorkin lead — abrasive but almost always right, condescending but strangely earnest — and Boyle just sits back and watches him go, watches him play off the other actors, who are doing different things.

This Oscar - nominated companion piece to 2006's Days of Glory reunites Bouchareb with his three lead actors, playing different characters (with the same names) through the following 15 years of French - Algerian history.

«Deadpool 2» and «Jurassic World» will be huge, but would they be just as big with different actors in the lead?

nominated for 8 Oscars, including Best Picture, Director, Adapted Screenplay, Supporting Actor (Mahershala Ali) and Supporting Actress (Naomie Harris), the introspective mood piece follows the lead character's evolution from age 9 into adulthood, with Chiron and Kevin each being played by a trio of different actors.

Though Tremblay may offer as much of a star performance as his co-star, Best Actor in a Leading Role is always a stacked field, and 2015 is no different.

And it's easy to argue that the awards season's amorphous «lead» and «supporting» designations have a different meaning to Hollywood insiders: An actor with a big role might still lend «support» simply by not having a big enough name to attract audiences: Whether or not a top - billed star puts in the work, it's still his or her name at the top of the poster, after all.

Jackson said he wondered how Jordan Peele's film Get Out would have been different if the lead character was played by a Black American actor, given our country's racist history.

It's been done a zillion times, but this movie is different from ALL of the other kidnap movies because the director made his kidnap movie so brilliantly artistic, the scriptwriter for this movie gave it nifty diaglogue, the two leading actors and the black wife all gave Oscar - worthy performance, and the cinematography is great too.

Offering a lead role to an array of young American actors on a job - share basis, this teen love story concerns a nebulous entity who spends each day in the body of a different adolescent from the same neighbourhood.

Confusion about the different actors within the system... who has the power to do what and on what basis, the exact circumstances that could lead to enforced structural or leadership change at a school.

Hear from writer / director David Cage and lead actors Ellen Page and Willem Dafoe on the intricacies of the set design, and how performance capture for a video game is so different than a traditional movie shoot.

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