Sentences with phrase «into talented actors»

How exactly these casting directors chose three child actors and know they would grow into talented actors is beyond me.

Since then, I've blindly delved into the talented actor / songwriter's ever - growing filmography, leading me to unearth such quirky gems as «Tongan Ninja,» the HBO series «Flight of the Conchords,» and an endlessly amusing series of marketing clips for Outback Steakhouse.

Not exact matches

Sam Rockwell was so hilarious and into his role, he's a very talented actor.

This film is what happened when he and two talented actors went into the woods one spring, letting themselves off the leash for a bit.

The sort of bad movie that constantly threatens to turn into something good, mostly on the strength of a few talented actors.

Louis's fellow soldiers are played by the likes of Domhnall Gleeson, Finn Wittrock, and Garrett Hedlund, all talented and interesting young actors with varied backgrounds, who here all blend into the scenery.

Old School is the sort of bad movie that constantly threatens to turn into something good, mostly on the strength of a few talented actors.

Sanada appeared in many action films in the 70s and early 80s, but as it became clear he was actually a talented and well - rounded actor, he was able to branch out into all different types of roles in every genre.

Operating on several levels at once — as fiction, as documentary, as investigation into the documentary form, as historical excavation and as exploration of the process of a talented and committed actor --» Kate Plays Christine» which won Greene the Documentary Writing award, even finds time to be beautiful, with Sean Price Williams «cinematography giving the film an aesthetic that is as unique as its premise.

Just to choose the example of an Irish actor in recent times, who is very talented at breathing life into characters that end up on the big screen — is someone like Colm Meaney.

What I will say is that the performances from the many talented voice actors are engaging throughout, especially Kevin Hart who pretty much puts forth much effort into everything he does.

Such a commitment helps to suggest in turn all that Altman gained by coming into contact with the values of the English stage — through not only the virtually all - English cast and setting but also the talented screenwriter, Julian Fellowes, whose background is substantially that of an English actor.

There's inharmonious accents, with just about every actor trying out their own version of «Norwegian» to near universal failure; total tonally inconsistency, wherein certain characters go from glum to chipper without an ounce of external change; zero chemistry between any of the cast, and with a cast this diversely talented (it includes Rebecca Ferguson, Charlotte Gainsbough, J.K. Simmons and Toby Jones) that is a feat unto itself; gaping plot holes, from start to finish you'll wait for the screenplay from Peter Straughan (Frank), Hossein Amini (Drive), Søren Sveistrup (The Killing) to tie things up into (at least their approximation of) a neat little bow.

Here comes The Ides of March, an election campaign drama / thriller directed by George Clooney with about as many talented actors as you can squeeze into a movie: The aforementioned Gosling joins Philip Seymour Hoffman, Paul Giamatti, Marissa Tomei, Jeffrey Wright and George Clooney himself in the role of the spotlighted political candidate.

Even talented, likable actors like Jason Bateman, Olivia Wilde and Billy Crudup can't breathe life into this dull, vapid drama about bored rich people meandering about Manhattan.

How in the world did talented actors such as Charlize Theron, Frances McDormand, and Pete Postlethwaite get roped into this turkey feast?

And it's impossible not to wonder what talented actors like Bill Paxton, Orlando Bloom and Agnes Bruckner thought they were getting into when they signed on.

Anton Yelchin, also a highly talented young actor, yet often misappropriated into some ill - fitting roles is rather likeable here, and Saulnier gives us a smattering of characterization quickly and effectively before throwing them into the lurch.

It takes a special kind of writer to turn Michael Shannon (General Zod) into just another character actor, but the innately talented Shannon gets nothing to work with here and essentially fumbles around whenever he's on screen.

Watching talented actors like Saoirse Ronan, Diane Kruger and William Hurt waste their efforts on this drivel is hard enough, but adding Meyer's creepy sexual politics turns it into an active disaster.

Co-starring with Michelle Monaghan, John Goodman, Kevin Bacon, J.K. Simmons, and several other talented actors, he could turn the real - life story of «Patriots Day» into a second Academy Award nomination (after his work in «The Departed»).

There's no doubt that Paul is a talented actor, but he needs better projects than this if he wants to evolve into the movie world.