Sentence examples for finding the script from inspiring English sources

BY NOW Brazil's president, Dilma Rousseff, must be finding the script wearily familiar.

But despite being offered an unspecified part, and finding the script "really funny" she's apparently too scarred by the failure of The Amazing Spider-Man 2 to want to do any more franchise movies right now.

I mean, it's odd, when you're 61, to be haunted by something you've done when you were 21!" She resisted doing the movie, finding the script "silly and banal"; she feared it would deflect her from a classical ballet career.

The filmmakers were denied permission to film in North India and Amer Fort due to the government finding the script racist and offensive.

The two producers were responsible for finding the script, introducing the directors to the other producers, choosing the cinematographer, assisting in the re-shoot of the ending, and helping bring the film to the Sundance Film Festival.

The writers, finding the script to be easily divisible, ended the first episode with William Bell and Olivia meeting outside Fauxlivia's apartment, and began the second with Bell helping Walter escape from the hospital.

Spacey, finding the Epperson script to be overtly dark and morbid, began to rewrite Beyond the Sea, incorporating info from the 1987 Lewis Colick script.

Mr. Améris admitted that the first young actor he'd selected for the role of Laurent dropped out after reading the script, finding the character too despicable.

All the things that make directing interesting – casting the lead actors, finding the locations, working on the scripts, developing the scripts, finding your crew, working with the crew – you'd have none of those if you were doing a series because they are already established.

In fact, Cornish said that writing the script and finding the right voice actor ended up taking the most time, with the actual animation requiring only a day.

"I fancy myself at being pretty good at understanding a script and finding the weaknesses, and then making them more radical than they are.