Sentence examples for actors far from inspiring English sources

Any young characters are played by actors far too old for the roles.

The Clurman's wide space can swallow small casts, and Ike Schambelan's direction at times places the actors far apart, dissipating the intimate, funnier moments.

(If anything, Mr. Allen's practice of paying actors far less than they make on other films has driven away more men than women.

For Italian-born Iuzzolino, British drama has an "incredibly narrow palette" – complacent, predictable and slow – with the actors far too "National Theatre" for his liking.

Now there remains only the occasion of Obama's Inaugural Address before he will put to the test his capacity to reconcile forces and historical actors far beyond his experiences in Cambridge, Hyde Park, Capitol Hill, and Oahu.

Beyond its symbolic importance, Tunisia is a concern for actors far beyond its borders because its political chaos has given Islamist extremists space to thrive.

She was determined to be an actor "far too young to know what I was talking about", although an open-day visit put her off the idea of stage school – "all these fierce-looking girls in their ballet uniforms".

But one of the most surprising reasons is the continuing power of the state as an economic actor: far from retiring from the business battlefield in 1989, the state merely regrouped for another advance.Survey the battlefield today and you can see state capitalism almost everywhere.

I've seen classical actors of far more experience than Mr. Redmayne similarly stumped, including Mark Rylance and Ralph Fiennes.

African opera singers and actors are far more physical than Europeans.

— Marshall, Los Angeles Others said booing was entirely appropriate and could even be helpful to the production and the actors: "As far as actors go, if bad actors were booed there would be a lot less of them.