Sentence examples for cinematic roles from inspiring English sources

His breakthrough cinematic roles – Guardians, Jurassic World and playing a Navy Seal in Zero Dark Thirty – all share a resourcefulness that came naturally to a boy raised "dirt poor" in the Washington State town of Lake Stevens (population: 30,000).

Models switch off being masculine and feminine like they are playing cinematic roles.

In his heftiest cinematic role, he was cast by Roman Polanski as Macduff in his film adaptation of Macbeth (1971).

It's a little-known fact that almost every cook on TV at the moment has, somewhere down the line, inspired an iconic cinematic role.

The island was settled by a Celtic monk in 617 and has a bloody history of clan warfare and rebellion but it's better known for its cinematic role, featuring in a slew of movies from James Bond to Highlander.

According to Amy Morin, a psychotherapist and the author of 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don't Do, the impact of cinematic role models such as Cinderella should never be underestimated.

He, too, has been in a hurry, aware of the pressure of time and the connection between money and art, between creating opportunities and creation itself, and his cinematic role as a small-businessperson (which he talked about in detail this March at South by Southwest) is both a key motive and a key subject.

Male cinematic role models like James Bond are also not "committed" men but Casanovas.

To round out this female-centric film Garcia (son of Gabriel Garcia Marquez) has created a couple of empathic, supportive men who, in a sense, usurp the cinematic role usually assigned to women.

Although she barely has anything to do, other than shove a lump down your throat during her shamelessly opportunistic segment, she plays an interesting extra-cinematic role in "Valentine's Day" just by being the only genuine movie star in it.

At her core she embraced a '40s cinematic femme fatale role model and distrusted all women... possibly even me.