Sentence examples for accommodate script from inspiring English sources

But his wasn't the only story (just about a third of them, in this modest account): LONGEST SLOG The unheard-of 183 preview performances for "Spider-Man" — to accommodate script, staging, cast and special-effects changes — before the show finally opened on June 14.

In the fashion world's endless courtship of Hollywood, Hogan's Script Bag is the first tote designed to accommodate the needs of script writers, producers, directors and other show-business players.

A key moment was an early tryout at Salisbury Playhouse, one of the project's co-producers, when the lack of an audience meant that 30 eight- to 12-year-olds from the theatre's youth group were drafted in as a last-minute test audience, with no time to rewrite the script to accommodate their youth.

Weiner eventually edited the script to accommodate her desires.

The producers rewrote the script to accommodate changes in story, characters, and basic idea of the series.

So satisfied was Meddings with the realism of the shot that he asked the Andersons to re-write their script to accommodate the error.

If they cast Silverstone, they could move ahead with the show they'd written; if they opted for Danes, they'd have to adapt later scripts to accommodate her schedule.

Ordinarily that process involves a film company or studio proposing a project to a service branch, accommodating any requested script changes and paying for services rendered.

They also made several changes to the rest of the cast to accommodate the changes in the script.

It takes between seven and nine months to film a season and the episodes are often shot in two or three batches to accommodate late changes to the scripts, which are inspired by real cases.

Patrick Stewart was considered for the role of Mr. Freeze, before the script was rewritten to accommodate Arnold Schwarzenegger's casting.