Sentence examples for playing fellow from inspiring English sources
Ashley Jensen Scottish actress Jensen's career had been steady but unspectacular for 15 years when she co-starred in 'Extras', playing fellow supporting artist Maggie.
Djalili will play Wilde's husband Dave, a self employed private hire driver battling long days and grumpy customers, with Tom Davis playing fellow driver, Terry.
The struggling American found herself in the most hyped match of the qualifying tournament so far, playing fellow the former junior phenom Laura Robson, who won the Wimbledon girls' title in 2008 at only 14 years old.
Mr. Sheen gives a lovely performance as the no-nonsense doctor, and he gets wonderful support from actors playing fellow travelers who befriend Tom: Yorick van Wageningen as a verbose Dutchman, Deborah Kara Unger as an acid-tongued woman trying to quit smoking, and James Nesbitt as an Irishman with writer's block.
Set Fire To the Stars is a biopic of the poet starring Celyn Jones in the lead role, and Elijah Wood playing fellow poet John Malcolm Brinnin who championed Thomas's work in the US – the film recently received its premiere at the Edinburgh Film Festival.
Before he takes to court, we've also got Juan Martin del Potro, who's worth a flutter, against Canada's Jesse Levine and Agnieszka Radwanska v Mathilde Johansson, while Court One will be treated to Serena Williams devouring Caroline Garcia, Richard Gasquet taking on Japan's Go Soeda and David Ferrer playing fellow Spaniard, Roberto Bautista Agut.
"Even though some of us are old and decrepit and playing fellows 20 years younger, we intend to win and win big," Mr. Cleary said.
Meanwhile, Granada played fellow promoted side Real Betis.
Rebecca Hall and Paul Bettany play fellow researchers, trying to pull him back from the brink.
The Orangemen advanced, 77-60, at Quicken Loans Arena and will play fellow Big East Conference member Marquette in Sunday's third round.
DOMINIC MONAGHAN, who plays Merry the hobbit, and BILLY BOYD, who plays fellow hobbit Pippin, playfully parried press questions about their love lives.
