Sentence examples for bring in actor from inspiring English sources

Although the film feels highly independent, the script was good enough to bring in actor William H. Macy, who does an excellent job as Bill, the sometimes unnaturally chipper supervisor.

In fact, Gray had to do an impromptu audition over the telephone because the role was not considered important enough to bring in another actor to test for the part, though the actress later stated that Newhart innkeeper Mary Frann was also considered to play the character while the producers were casting the show.

Education Secretary Michael Gove believes the use of unqualified teachers puts state schools on an equal footing with the independent sector, enabling them to bring in talented actors and musicians amongst others to take lessons.

We even bring in improvisational actors to walk the students through how to appropriately handle situations they may encounter in the workplace.

But even with this apparently de-structured approach the "garbage can" model was not only a descriptive tool, a number of prescriptive implications could be derived from it: work on problem re-definition; try to bring in new actors; try to establish new connections between problem-holders and solutions providers; renounce to any comprehensive treatment.

That you can't bring in any actors who might live somewhere else and pay taxes somewhere else?

When some wanted to see local ceremonies Mr Trigano would bring in actors to stage them.

Eventually, Guthrie thinks the program will bring in actors, musicians and fashion models.

"We bring in actors and then we have to find places for them to stay," Ms. Woodward said.

Admissions director Jacquelyn Pelzer said that professors bring in actors to simulate situations with clients and record video of how the students react.

Maddin has the comic inspiration to sublet his family home and bring in actors (including Savage) to reënact scenes of his childhood there, and these scenes have such intense psychodramatic power that Maddin deflects and apostrophizes them through the elaborate gamesmanship that characterizes most of the film.