She also worked in Leeds for six years from 1996 as a support worker at an older people's neighbourhood network where befriending visits, benefits advice and tea dances formed the mainstay of her role.
It is dispiriting to observe Mr. Reams, like his co-stars a Paper Mill mainstay, attack the role of Toddy, resident entertainer in a gay club, so stereotypically, as if he were priming all evening for a gratuitous final moment in drag.
He was keenly aware of the potential power inherent in the cable role – "the mainstay of hundreds of thousands of Australian readers" – as he privately told the prime minister, Andrew Fisher, a fellow Scots Australian and family friend.
Fanning has been a Hollywood mainstay since her 2001 role in "I Am Sam," while sexpot Stodden only burst onto the scene after controversially tying the knot with 51-year-old "The Green Mile" actor, Doug Hutchison last year.
He went on to become a Hollywod mainstay, courtesy of his roles in the likes of Desperado, Philadelphia, Evita and Spy Kids.
Ellis is a musical theatre mainstay, having also played major roles in We Will Rock You, Oliver!, and Les Misérables.
The 'reluctant hero' who finds himself cast into a leadership role has been a mainstay of popular culture since days eternal, of course.
Wholesale and retail trade, services, and manufacturing are the major economic activities; agriculture, once a mainstay, now plays only a minor role.
Mr. Calder, a stage veteran who was a memorable Lear several summers ago at Shakespeare's Globe, brings a moving hesitancy to the role of the Elsinore mainstay who seems aware that his days are numbered.
In the film, an armada of great French actors (including Michel Piccoli, Mathieu Amalric, Anne Consigny and the Resnais mainstay Sabine Azéma) play themselves playing roles in a modernized rendering of the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice.
