These examples are notable not only for the breadth of actors they engage, but for the deliberate piggybacking of novel objectives and efficiencies, and the same dynamic is discernable across all of Fast and Waugaman's nine case studies.
Multifaceted approaches that encompass the breadth of actors impacting the world today, from multinational businesses to local organizations, are necessary to tackle the problem.
(They double as characters in one another's stories, demonstrating a refreshing breadth of range; the three actors play eight roles in all).
Sir William Castell, chair of Chichester's board of trustees, said Evans had been chosen from "a very accomplished shortlist of candidates, but it was clear that Daniel's breadth of experience as a director and actor makes him a brilliant fit … his passion for theatre is infectious".
John Farrell's film adaptation of "Richard II" features a group of actors cowed by the breadth of material that calls for performers to float on the martial breathiness of the dialogue.
Crucially "terrorism" appears the preserve of non-state actors and capable of covering a breadth of politically or ideologically motivated crime.
Of Jeanine Tesori and Lisa Kron's heartrending songs, none has more breadth of feeling than "Ring of Keys," performed by the astonishing child actor Sydney Lucas.
This actor has most of what it takes: the braininess, the breadth of spirit, the reckless irony, the bamboozling banter, the sense of layered depth.
"Prisoners," in particular, has been a favorite; Variety called the actor's turn a "career best" and noted the "full breadth of his impressive range".
Research studies show that the chief determinant in the box office success of a movie is not the gender of the director or lead actor -- but the size of the budget and the breadth of the film's release.
