Sentence examples for objected to the casting from inspiring English sources

Critics, however, have objected to the casting.

A brief, unsuccessful acting career followed and the book's title comes from the autocratic Darryl S. Zanuck, head of 20th Century-Fox, responding to Ernest Hemingway and others who objected to the casting of Evans as the young matador in The Sun Also Rises.

Eleanor Roosevelt objected to the casting of Lionel Barrymore as her late husband, due to political remarks that Barrymore had made about the president in 1944.

Seemingly they objected to the cast being composed of many small parts.

So no, I don't object to the casting of Mary-Kate in a movie that is aimed at a demographic over the age of five.

The New York actors' union blocked the production, objecting to the casting decision while citing a need to expand opportunities for minority performers.

Why should the salary of Mitt at Bain be considered "carried interest?" So we ought to be careful about someone asking, "Do you believe everyone should pay a minimum amount of income tax?" We should object to the implicit insult and slur cast against the "47% who pay no income tax".

Another co-star, Randall, objects to the new role that Karina was cast to play, and takes Julie away from him to prevent their friendship.

She always objected to casts and crews swearing, and would set up a "swear box", giving the fines to Catholic charities.

Contractually he has the right to object to casting or to the choice of director, but he seldom exercises it.

I wrote a letter objecting to Pryce's casting.