Sentences with phrase «playing real life people»

As an example, eight of the last twelve Best Actor winners have won for playing real life people.

Reviews for his performance were downright staggering, and the Oscars love them someone playing a real life person (see this year's Best Actor category, where four out of five nominees do so).

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In one instance, a Google car came across people crossing the street as they played a real - life version of the old arcade game Frogger during which they attempted to hop over each other.

She plays the sort of person who was too cool to be a nerd but was always more popular on Tumblr than in real life.

They somehow confirm the idea that the mysteries we are trying to understand more deeply are played out in the lives of real people, in this case real monks, in a vibrant and thriving community.

These people that they would be playing for are real - life super heroes!

It's been played by more than 4 million people who have done over 40 million acts of kindness in game and in real life.

But as much as Saraki (using the Senate to play the Samson, that would rather take everybody down for his personal foibles) kids himself he is the real deal, he is only a tool in the crafty and evil hands of the electorally vanquished, up in their fond game of blocking positive change in the lives of the people.

That may be because bridges play such a vital role in connecting people in real life.

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Truly Social's founder and creative director, Sebastian Coman, said: «The real beauty of our new dating system is that our apps work in harmony — getting to know the love of your life on Flirt Planet Meet and then before interacting in person, practising the art of seduction in Flirt Planet Play, to build up your confidence and sweep them off your feet!»

I am a real laid back person, I'm usually online playing games with my friends especially since they all live in other states.

hello everyone... i am an asian sincere young lady who is seriously searching with hope for the real affection and love of my life here... joining dating websites may sometime cruel trust and attraction since there are lot of people who are just trying to play games and emotion... i have been alone i...

Well I'm from miami fl but lives in charlotte for now I'm 25 cool mature and open to new things and meeting new ppl if that's cool with u dnt be shy hit me up... just looking for someone real no endless email just dnt be play games...

lookin to meet new people in hopes of meetin a real man that do nt play games, whos honest, funny, sweet, respectful, mature, affectionate, passionate and is willin to live with the omen hes dating.i mive pretty fast.

This is because some phone dating platforms hire professionals to play the role of single - caller; however, everyone you will talk to on Live Chat is indeed a real person looking for connection like yourself.

i am a loving and caring lady i am looking for someone real and not someone who are here to play games i am looking for the love of my life i am a lady who has a very great sense of humour i love to take care of people, ilove to treat people the way i love to be treated i am a caring baby ilove ever...

I'm a nice mature man who is considerate and respectful of other people's feelings at this point in my life i know what I want, I do not want those who never respond to messages am also not interested in playing games, am looking for someone and something real.

Forget hyper - realistic, it's just realistic, as it's closer to the way the human eye perceives real life, and fair play if some people don't want this kind of realism from their movie experience.

Pick your street basketball player from a pool of custom - designed, one - of - a-kind characters based on real - life street basketball players, team up with your friends online or in - person, and hit the court to play authentic, fast - paced gameplay.

It can be done well — I immediately think of Josh Brolin who, also like Sheen, has recently played a real - life person (George W. Bush in W. and Dan White in Milk).

For someone who seems to be such a high - strung and inaccessible person in real life to play a laid - back stoner was a true display of talent.

It's different to play two real, living people like Niki and Daniel.

Real - life married couple Tami Workentin and James Pickering play the female and male leads in each two - person... more

Langella has the same challenge before him as Sheen does — how to play convincingly a real - life person without lapsing into impersonation and caricature.

Though he felt a huge responsibility in playing a real - life person, Jordan says he took it day by day.

Real - life married couple Tami Workentin and James Pickering play the female and male leads in each two - person...

A professional actor since the age of 11, the 26 - year - old had never played a real - life person.

It also, funnily enough, already portrays the fictional version (via Jack Nicholson) of the real - life person Depp plays: James «Whitey» Bulger, one of America's most notorious mobsters.

Cooler still is the fact that Jason Segel appeared for a post-screening Q & A session, giving friendly, humorous, and thoughtful answers to viewer questions about Jeff, Who Lives at Home, playing a real person, the pros and cons of entertainment, and his career choices.

Of course, most will know going in that Shannon's playing real - life contract killer Richard Kuklinski, who's thought to have dispatched over 100 people, professionally - speaking.

It revolves around a real life interview Hervé did with a British journalist in 1993 just days before he committed suicide, which the journalist (who is played Fifty Shades of Grey's Jamie Dornan in the film) «very much saw... as his sort of suicide note almost, and he was very keen to explain to people about Hervé's life».

Bilge's lucid summary of the twisty - turny documentary Kate Plays Christine — in which director Robert Greene follows around a real - life actress while she rehearses for a fictional movie about the life of a real person — got me thinking: Aren't we starting to need more words for the bounteously proliferating forms of nonfiction filmmaking besides just documentary?

John L. Sullivan, played by Joel McCrea, is a successful Hollywood comedy director — but he wants to create serious art, in the form of a movie called O Brother, Where Art Thou, and as research, he leaves all his money behind and, disguised as a hobo, goes out to live among «real people.»

The film revolves around Ginny (Kate Winslet), the wife of a carousel operator (James Belushi), who perks up when she falls for a handsome lifeguard, Mickey (played by real - life handsome person Justin Timberlake).

A lot of people enjoy playing board games, especially board games that come from consoles since they usually are arguably a lot more fun than those old - school regular real - life board games (there's nothing wrong with those).

She's 27, has never been nominated and plays a real - life person («I, Tonya») of considerably less charm than herself.

Even if age weren't a factor, since the Golden Globes, Chalamet has been continually dwarfed by Oldman, who is in every way a classic best actor winner — a revered industry veteran who underwent a drastic transformation to play a revered real - life person.

Stiller is cannily cast here, offering a calmer sad - sack spin on his trademark obnoxiousness — when he glumly observes that «Life is wasted on... people,» it almost plays as a real - world Zoolanderism.

Instead, that race pits real - life friends Redmayne and Cumberbatch against one another, both for playing singular British geniuses; the connection is amplified by the extraordinary fact that Cumberbatch once himself played the very person, Stephen Hawking, that finds Redmayne this year's favourite to win: Keaton is his main competition.

Everyone is playing a real life tower defense game at all times because, to some extent, every single person is full of shit.

I'm still happy with the Wii U and get some good fun out of my games, but it's hard not to feel a little jealous knowing if I had plunked down my $ 59.99 on the PS3 version of Black Ops II I'd not only be able to play whenever and find matches, but I'd be able to play with people I know in real life too such as friends and colleagues who still don't know what a Wii U is.

Real - life father and daughter Ryan and Tatum O'Neal play off each other perfectly (so well on Tatum's part that at age ten she became the youngest person to ever win an Oscar).

At a roundtable interview, DeWitt discussed her research for the role, how playing a real - life person informed her approach to the character, what it was like meeting the real Sue Webb, what she enjoyed most about working with Renner, what she learned about journalists and their determination to get to the truth of their story, her new film «Men, Women & Children» directed by Jason Reitman, and her upcoming projects: Joe Swanberg's «Digging for Fire,» Sam Raimi's remake of «Poltergeist» with Sam Rockwell, and a small part in the TV mini-series «Olive Kitteridge.»

His portrayal of a deeply sad man who is having trouble dealing with his past and moving on with his life is so realistic that we no longer see the actor playing the role, but instead view this character as a real person.

There are even references to other films by Fincher, and the script works several set pieces into board game references ranging from Mouse Trap, to Life, to hot potato, to a hilarious scene with Rachel McAdams playing Operando on a real person after a prop gun turns out to be real and loaded.

However, the story events of the DLC expansions do admittedly feel separate enough that you don't really need to play them to get the whole picture, though it is fascinating to see Team Ninja continue to craft a tale that mixes real - life historical events and people with more fantastical elements like monsters and magic.

From their first youthful introduction, to their ambiguous ending in Before Sunset, to their tumultuous disarray of emotions in Before Midnight, these characters, their essence and the basic fabric of their beings, attract me, entrance me even, because they play out like real people on a larger than life scale.

And again, the cast, tasked with delivering all this information and making it feel natural, are remarkable, investing sometimes just the tiniest glances or the shortest of lines with an acreage of personality (it shows that most of them had met, and in some cases trailed, the real - life people they play).

The story plays fairly loosely with the real - life struggles of William Wallace (Gibson, Lethal Weapon 3), a Scotsman who would end up being the catalyst for his people to make a major play to assert their independence from the oppressive rule of the English monarchy.