Sentence examples similar to difficult actors from inspiring English sources

She has cast Naomi Campbell as her leading lady (Breillat loves the challenge of wrangling a difficult actor): "I've done casting tests where she acts and she's amazing".

Norton: I'm glad you went there and not to the "difficult actor" part.

This reflects a new situation, where Russia has become a more difficult actor".

Russia may be "a more difficult actor," but it is not a suicidal aggressor.

George Cukor was chosen to direct in late April 1942 because he had dealt well with troubled and headstrong actors in the past, and Tracy was considered a difficult actor to direct.

This made audiences difficult for actors to control, and subtle acting became almost impossible.

It's ugly; it's difficult for actors to move around it; it dwarfs the action.

"I think it can be difficult for actors, because obviously you're the thing.

This makes speaking the lines especially difficult, and actors who ride the words' sparkling surface deliver only half the story.

Crisp once said, "I told Mr Hurt it was difficult for actors to play victims, but he has specialised in victims.

Crisp once said, "I told Mr Hurt it was difficult for actors to play victims, but he has specialised in victims.