Sentence examples for been on screen from inspiring English sources

But, the trick with a character like this is if it had been on screen for one more moment, you go from loving-hating him to like hating-hating him.

Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige has apparently had his eye on changing that for a while now, telling The Playlist last year that they're working on introducing two new queer plot lines, one for a character that's been on screen before and one that hasn't.

Veteran critic Joe Morgenstern, in the Wall Street Journal, is equally approving, and draws attention to the film's cross-generation appeal: Star Wars is once again in sequel mode — it's been so long since the original cast has been on screen that this one could be called a postquel — and the franchise has roared back with full force.

"That is an image that has never ever been on screen before," he said.

Which is where women have been on screen for years already.

A brilliant casting move and between them they've been on screen for all of seven minutes.

I speak for a lot of people who cite you as a major influence for them, in terms of being one of the major Latinx actors whose been on-screen for decades.

It's amazing to realize that Cera, who seems to have been on-screen more or less uninterruptedly for the last few years, is only twenty-one years old.

Up to now, the computer tools for helping people make sense of data have mostly been on-screen dashboards that distill mounds of information into graphs or symbols resembling traffic lights — green is good, red is bad.

The one area in which the original "Shaft" succeeded is that it explicitly portrayed black men as sexual beings in a way they had never been on-screen before.

Indeed, "Fifth Avenue, 5 A. M". is an important contribution to the field of Audreyography: in order to zero in on the significance of Hepburn's performance in "Breakfast at Tiffany's," Wasson has to make clear who Hepburn was — i.e., who she had hitherto been on-screen, what she signified, and how that persona influenced the making and the reception of the film.