Sentence examples for assuming the actors from inspiring English sources

The larky camaraderie that hangs over Apatow's movies has been so convincing that audiences could hardly be blamed for assuming the actors weren't even acting.

The work is a montage of movement, visuals, excerpts from fictional monologues and not, as most of the reviewers assumed, the actors' autobiographies (as director John McGrath said, "that's called acting").

He presents Thomas's "play for voices" as an ensemble of voices at play, with 13 actors assuming the 60-odd roles in an exuberant chorus of polyphonic gossip.

"But I then thought the actors will end up assuming the roles," recalled Mr. Boucault, 54, "and the real people will die without trace".

This assumes that the actors do not walk out or — a more remote possibility — that studios do not lock out actors to force them to reach a work agreement.

Pileggi's attitude fit well with the character of Skinner, causing Carter to assume that the actor was only pretending to be grumpy.

His attitude fit well with Skinner's character, causing Carter to assume that the actor was only pretending to be grumpy.

Pileggi's attitude fit well with Walter Skinner's character, causing Carter to assume that the actor was only pretending to be grumpy.

Black actors assume the roles of the nine, while two other black actors play classic minstrel "end men" (providing commentary and playing some of the white roles).

Stanislavsky devoted the rest of his career to perfecting his famous "method," by which actors assumed the "identity" of their characters; it must be stressed that his was a method and not a style each production was created in its own specific style.

Heavy Rain's abstract control system might be occasionally ungainly, but it allows you to prod at the narrative in a way that is extraordinary, to assume the role of both actor and director.