Sentences with phrase «something of a passion project»

Apparently something of a passion project for the star — he had signed on in 2009, but it took years to get funding — Jackman gives his all in every scene.

It's something of a passion project for the screenwriter, who's been attached since 2009, and he spent the weekend performing some chemistry reads with some young talent for the lead roles.

Evidently something of a passion project for Nicholas Cage who grew up reading the comics, it is hard to believe this is how he feels given the almost lifeless (pun intended) performance he gives here.

The Buckminster Fuller class, taught this Spring, is something of a passion project for Pandit, who sees him as changing the role of the public intellectual in the U.S. who, «speaks to the spirit of collaboration,» linking engineering, art and architecture.

Not exact matches

Shot in color, but being theatrically distributed in black and white, the film was also something of a slow - burn passion project for Payne, as he originally shelved it back in 2003 to take a break from the road movie genre after «Sideways.»

Jonathan Amos and Paul Machliss» editing entrances with rhythmic precision and the director's familiar energy and passion ensure the project steers as far away as possible from self - conscious affectedness, while barreling down the road with purpose and a great sense of humor toward something more pure and honest.

But THR says that «with Pacific Rim 2 shelved», Del Toro has been looking for something to direct and this «reunites» him with Cameron, «with whom he once tried to launch his passion project At the Mountains of Madness».

It keeps them always doing something new, many passion projects come out of what the school and the teachers are doing.

At the time, the studio said that while it would support the game as it stood, it was also moving on to something new — a «passion project» that Boss Key is «in complete control of.»

«Project Corona was a passion of mine, but I couldn't make it «click» - there was something missing from it that I couldn't figure out.

A lot of Gen Y ’ ers I know have something on the side of their day job: freelancing, moonlighting, passion projects.