In most contexts, the term "cast name" would not be considered a complete sentence.
Rather, it would be a phrase or a noun phrase used within a sentence. For example, you could say: - The cast name for the new Marvel movie is star-studded. - Can you tell me the cast name of the play you saw last night? - I can never remember the cast names for TV shows.
Not one of the 506 ballots cast named either pitcher.
The earlier title arguably benefited from more marketable cast names (Channing Tatum, Amanda Seyfried) compared with Safe Haven (Josh Duhamel, Julianne Hough).
District 9, which benefited from excellent buzz but lacked familiar cast names, began with £2.29m in September 2009.
After an exhilarating victory they declared the following day a holiday and (alluding to the lots Haman had cast) named it Purim.
Reviews were overall not encouraging enough to propel the film to significant success, despite the cast names and director Jean-Marc Vallée (Dallas Buyers Club, Wild).
The East appeared to present a more commercially compelling package, with its thriller plotline and supporting cast names – Alexander Skarsgard, Ellen Page, Toby Kebbell – but it may have suffered from an uncertain positioning between arthouse and genre.
Later, a member of the cast named Kevin Mambo tweeted a photo of the three of them taken by a security guard.
I ate the entire epic poem and stared at the IMDB page for a whole week to make sure I got all the cast names right.
The film is both overcast and over-cast: name actors from Shia LaBeouf to Susan Sarandon lend a clubby feel to proceedings, though it's a kick to see Julie Christie back in her counterculture element.
Part of Mr. Blum's strategy involves casting name actors who are perhaps undervalued in Hollywood: Mr. Hawke, Jennifer Lopez, Rose Byrne.
"Common sense says you don't take two cars and run them at each other at 70, 80 miles per hour," said Leonard Basham, the 1988 world champion with a central-casting name.
