Sentence examples for mad actor from inspiring English sources

This Quixote will be set solely in the 21st century with Driver playing Toby, a TV ad director who gets mistaken for Sancho Panza by a mad actor (Palin, Gilliam's fellow former Monty Python member) who starred in Toby's film about Cervantes's knight 10 years earlier and hasn't been able to shake himself of the conviction that he is the real Quixote since.

With its second act written from the mad actor's point of view, this play too broke with the conventions of theatre.

The cycling-mad actor is an Armstrong fan who was at l'Alpe d'Huez last year, and experienced Mont Ventoux the day before.

This tailor is Soho's Mark Powell, whose bespoke and ready-to-wear ranges are by no means restricted to the 60s template, though where he mixes Ivy and Italian with Savile Row he has attracted not only the custom of Weller and Wiggins but also mod-mad actor Martin Freeman, who favours Powell's serious seersucker three-pieces and tab collar/knitted tie combos.

The Mad Max actor joins actors Simon Baker (The Mentalist), Rebecca Gibney (Packed to the Rafters, Wanted), cinematographer Don McAlpine (Moulin Rouge) and director Jocelyn Moorhouse (The Dressmaker) on the judging panel.

"Mad Men" actor Jon Hamm, "House of Lies" actors Kristen Bell and Don Cheadle and more very familiar TV faces will be paying a visit to Elmo and co.

Celebrity advocates include Mad Men actor January Jones, and Kim Kardashian toyed with the idea.

Following rumours that Scarlett Johansson had been earmarked for the Monroe role, as well as suggestions from O'Hagan himself that Mad Men actor Christina Hendricks might also be a good choice, Jolie's casting appeared to be today confirmed by O'Hagan.

The two companies have previously collaborated on dramas including Top of the Lake, featuring Mad Men actor Elisabeth Moss and spy thriller The Honourable Woman, starring Maggie Gyllenhal, which aired on the BBC in the UK.

Filming is due to start in London in September, with production by See-Saw Films, which has credits including BBC2's Top of the Lake, which starred Mad Men actor Elisabeth Moss.

The Mad Men actor described the project as "original, dark, funny and moving" and said he was "thrilled to get the opportunity to work on such rich source material with such fantastically talented people whose work I greatly respect".