Sentence examples for nose to play from inspiring English sources

For it, Depp has donned contacts and a prosthetic nose to play notorious Irish/American Boston crime-lord Whitey Bulger.

Steve Martin, Jose Ferrer and, naturally, Gerard Depardieu who did, actually, need a false nose to play the witty French dramatist.

My early fears about how the people of my book might be diluted by a movie version were allayed by Ms. Kidman's willingness to wear a wig and a prosthetic nose to play Woolf.

(2009) In Steven Soderbergh's retelling of a real-life whodunit reported in a book (and for The New York Times) by Kurt Eichenwald, Matt Damon, above, adds some pounds and a prosthetic nose to play Mark Whitacre, a biochemist and Archer Daniels Midland executive who informs on his company's involvement in a global price-fixing scheme.

Long before Charlize Theron gained weight to make "Monster" and Nicole Kidman put on a fake nose to play Virginia Woolf, Ms. Fawcett scrubbed off her tawny good looks to play battered — and battering — women in "The Burning Bed" and "Extremities".

(And by the way, I have yet to hear anyone questioning the wisdom of Penn's prosthetic nasal addition to his Smiley Face impression, though there would no doubt have been a lot of squawking about anti-semitism if he'd strapped on a fake nose to play Fagin or Shylock).

We'd like to think that even Glenn Gould would not have turned up his fussy nose too high to play on this fine old instrument.

In his book Acting Shakespeare, Gielgud recalls how he disapproved of the false nose Olivier wore to play Romeo and thought he was inclined to be "too athletic" in his bedroom scene with Juliet.

The Jets ask him to play nose tackle in their 3-4.

Ellis was finally moved back outside after Steve Martin was signed to play nose tackle.

Barndt was brought in to play nose tackle, but he contributed little and was inactive against New Orleans.