Sentence examples for a major cast from inspiring English sources
I just go on what I'm told by people who have been there for 30 years: every time a major cast member leaves there's been this sense of, 'Uh oh, the show's in trouble.' But Lorne finds brilliant people and they slide in and we move on.
Hispanic actors (for example, Tony Chiroldes) made occasional appearances, but none became a major cast member, even in the 1990s.
Malone stated that making Todd heir to the Lord fortune gave the writers "huge story" that helped Howarth's character evolve from a short-term role to a major cast member, which Malone attributed to Howarth's "powerful talent".
There is a major casting problem in the center, though.
It's a fitting theme for a show that has come together largely through unexpected twists: a producer revisiting characters he dreamed up two decades ago, a pilot reshot because of a major casting change, and a move to a time slot that was supposed to be spoken for indefinitely.
Murray was a major casting coup, and it's hard to imagine "St.
In any building where a major casting is going on, leggy, big-headed women clog the ground-floor lobby near the elevator bank, changing out of their sneakers into heels, safely out of the casting directors' sight.
One factor may be the discrepancy between the mood of optimism conveyed by Happy-Go-Lucky, contrasted with the more sombre feel of Another Year, which significantly lacks a youthful major cast member.
This week, the critic Mike Hale took a look at a spate of major cast changes in prime time and came up with a report card on how the shows — "Two and a Half Men," "CSI," "The Office," "Law & Order: SVU" and "House" — are handling the new characters.
To track these developments, this paper takes a retrospective view of a number of major cast iron structural disasters that occurred during this period of history.
Ms. Barks played the same role on the West End in London for a year – the only major cast member who came with stage experience in the same part – but turned out to be a novice on the set, since it was her first movie.
