Sentence examples for cast driven from inspiring English sources

And when it comes to Hollywood, the films that usually work are the usual blockbusters and horrors as well as cast driven comedies.

Addams is a misguided mess of a show, but it also seems like a show that would be very cast driven.

(Some shows are more cast driven than others -- new Phantoms don't tend to entirely transform Phantom, but a different J. Pierrepont Finch can equal a much changed How to Succeed).

Before the cast drove up I-75 to shoot Beside Still Waters, Jason asked me to be the narrator for the table read with the cast, who had all flown in the night before.

Transgenic mice over-expressing calpastatin (Tg-CAST) driven by cytomegalovirus promoter were provided by Dr. Laurent Baud (the Institut National de la Santé et de la Recherche Médicale, Paris, France) through the European Mouse Mutant Archive [ 27].

Expect a reupholstered "Mrs. Warren's Profession" from the Roundabout Theater (the specialist in comfortably cushioned vintage drama) and a recharged, power-cast "Driving Miss Daisy, Alfred Uhryy's sentimental odd-couple comedy about a Jewish Southern grande dame and her chauffeur (Vanessa Redgrave and James Earl Jones, no less).

In fact, she said she e-mailed her agent in August saying that she wanted to work with a director like Refn because she was a fan of "Bronson" and "Valhalla Rising". Having no idea that Refn was casting "Drive," she heard back two weeks later about the script.

Among the revelations are tales of storyboards burned in bins, cast members driven to alcoholism, and a disgruntled Dennis Hopper stalking the deactivated set in character as Saurian overlord King Koopa.

Alongside Master Chief there is a large supporting cast to drive the story and help expand the Halo universe.

NBC has tried and failed with comic-book narrative before in its defunct series "Heroes," whose labyrinthine plot and overpopulated cast eventually drove viewers away.

The film, which uses a largely Tibetan cast to drive home the Party's themes of class exploitation and ethnic solidarity, opened with a "Star Wars -style rolling title screen that says: "This is a heart-rending story of serfs and also a denunciation by a million Tibetan serfs of a bygone system.