Sentence examples for casting a man from inspiring English sources

Maybe casting a man is a statement about the play's creaky Freudian undercurrents.

For Mrs. Crummles, I made the hitherto unmade choice of casting a man: Barry Humphries, known to his public as Dame Edna Everage.

He admits it was a risk casting a man, Steve Nallon, as Thatcher.

It's only casting a man that creates that drama.

It's understood that some clowns will be included for TV's sake, but casting a man who openly professes bigoted views toward the lead's race and gender falls into a different category: It sets the Bachelorette up for humiliation, heartbreak, and a deep sense of betrayal when the truth comes to light.

The spot casts a man's battle to stop smoking as a war with himself.

Though the production casts a man as Peter, it doesn't skimp on the gender fluidity.

But if I made a film," she adds, "I'd certainly cast a man I liked the look of.

Like Swinton and Potter, who chose Quentin Crisp for the part of Queen Elizabeth, Taichman has also cast a man in the role: the playwright and actor David Greenspan.

By what miracle of instinct did Lean manage to cast a man who sounded, even before he reached the desert, as though his words had been naturally sanded?

This is a role that might well have gone without notice had Abrams chosen to cast a man, but now looks likely to gain cult status.