He introduced a policy initiative to this effect at a press conference in late 2000, in which he dramatically cast a box of syringes onto the floor and said that his department planned to "stop people from shooting their welfare cheque up their arm, and to help them shoot up the ladder of success".
We meet his parents in the impoverished rural community where he grew up, and also his coach, Glen Mills, a formidably hardboiled character whom Hollywood should cast as a boxing trainer if they ever make another Rocky film.
When the gallery lights are on, the top edge of the box casts a distinct line across the drawing.
The last of the big movies filmed in black and white -- which earned an Oscar nomination for its often striking cinematography -- the film boasts a huge, star-studded cast with a box office giant at its center, yet is also something of an examination of the US Navy as an institution.
When Detective Lennie Briscoe Jerry Orbachh) retired in 2004, he packed his boxes, cast a last look around the squad room and left.
He knows that, in boxing today, no one casts a larger shadow than Mayweather and his business partners.
It's box-office gold dust: cast a clutch of popular comedians in a famous crowd-pleasing play and watch the tickets shift.
Despite its good reviews, multiple awards, soundtrack by Bob Dylan and stellar ensemble cast, Wonder Boys was a box office flop – most likely due to the terrible marketing campaign.
Devriendt says the construction of Teenage Riot – in which the teenage cast performs largely inside a box, communicating with the audience via a handheld camera – turns the voyeurism question on its head: "It allows them to say things they may not want to say if they were in full view, and they're in control of everything the audience sees.
Look, I say, I'm not putting you in a box, but casting directors might be.
