Sentence examples for big screen talent from inspiring English sources

Other big screen talent the BBC is working with includes David Heyman, the producer behind the Harry Potter films, Dangerous Liaisons writer Christopher Hampton, and Steven Knight (Eastern Promises, Dirty Pretty Things).

It has been two years since it was last on the BBC, since when its stars Benedict Cumberbatch, in Star Trek sequel Into Darkness, and Martin Freeman, in The Hobbit, have been catapulted into the top tier of big screen talent.

More recently he has crossed swords and chased terrorists, but nothing he's done on the big screen has showcased his talents like the HBO series "Mildred Pierce," in which he dominated the screen with a memorable combination of pencil mustache, class snobbery ("Egads, Glendale") and sleazy sex appeal.

Very often, small-screen British comedy talent is not well served on the big screen, and to be honest their collective talent is not fully harnessed here.

Could this gifted comedian translate his timing and talent to the big screen?

At 26, the former 7th Heaven TV star has successfully transported her looks and talent to the big screen.

Up to 400 of the most influential people who work to advance Latino talent on the big screen are expected to attend the Impact Awards Gala.

While it's well-known that Hollywood doesn't excel at putting Asian talent on the big screen, a study shows that the industry hasn't done much to advance the group on the small screen, either.

Dave Pelzer may have been forced to eat his own vomit and been beaten with a broom, but he never had to sit through The Boys In Blue, C&B's woeful attempt to transfer their talents to the big screen, in an otherwise deserted cinema in Bradford on a Friday afternoon.

But really I can't analyse what being famous might be like because I have nothing to base it on.' Although he is clearly thrilled by the experience of acting on stage, Ejiofor isn't remotely precious about it; he is just as happy turning his talents to the big screen.

A young Bristol boy is making his big screen debut in a new film about local talent show winner Paul Potts.