It's terrific casting to choose Waterston for the role of the keeper of books, the greedy and prophetic elder whose self-creation is his greatest creation.
Who the hell knows?" The side-by-side juxtaposition of the formal Fox News debate, and Trump's dual event – which had the atmosphere of a political variety show, and was broadcast live on CNN, MSNBC and C-Span – was a bizarre sight on the eve of Monday's Iowa caucuses, when the first votes will be cast to choose the Republican and Democratic nominees for president.
Ever since he and Rubell bought the old hotel that would become Morgans, he has employed the same strategy: fire the existing staff and bring in a casting director to choose young people with some indefinable cool quotient.
Only shows running during the 2013-14 season in New York's 40 Broadway theaters are eligible to compete for Tonys; a committee of Broadway veterans chooses the nominees, and several hundred voters from the theater world cast ballots to choose the winners.
But when Mostel died in 1977, Allen put it in his drawer - and when he had a window on short notice to make a film last year in New York, he pulled this one out - and had the stroke of casting brilliance to choose Larry David for the Mostel role.
When she talks about motherhood, it casts the flexibility to choose motherhood not as the role into which women are forced into over a career, but as the privilege it is.
On September 5th, 8m-plus registered voters (in a population of some 17m) should cast their ballot to choose a new parliament.
He and Mendes spent the wardrobe budget at the Salvation Army, returning with bin bags from which the cast were invited to choose a costume.
Given Labour won 48% of votes cast, when forced to choose, it is obvious that more wanted a Labour than a Conservative administration.
Ms. Park, 60, the daughter of South Korea's longest-ruling dictator, won 51.6 percent of the votes cast on Wednesday to choose a successor to President Lee Myung-bak, who was barred by law from seeking a second term.
