Sentence examples for problematic actors from inspiring English sources

Intelligence services shunt cash to problematic actors.

In a web rich with TV and music long-reads, exceptional film writing – such as pieces about Sofia Coppola and whitewashing (a rare occasion where information about her exclusion of a black character got out early, when there was a chance for it to be addressed by Coppola in pre-release interviews), and articles covering the industry supporting problematic actors like Casey Affleck.

"I definitely feel it is my responsibility as someone who's been given a platform at a very young age to utilize it in a way that reaches people and helps people and makes them happy". The decision to replace a problematic actor is a business decision made out of pragmatism, not idealism.

A tepid ending and problematic direction (actors speaking with their backs to the audience, awkward scene changes) don't help matters.

Meanwhile, Moscow may put greater emphasis on countering Turkey's efforts to establish regional influence (Azerbaijan is an obvious place of contention) and could support problematic non-state actors inside Turkey, from Kurds to criminals (at least, those criminals not already tied to the Turkish state).

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In other words, he made a brilliant guest, firing comedy in short bursts, but a problematic host or actor.

Also in November, Daily Beast writer Ira Madison wrote a piece about Oldman's "dark past," describing problematic comments the actor had made.

Women being sexual in Hollywood has proved pretty problematic for young female actors in the last year.

In addition, the political nature of public sector decision-making was found problematic by the private actors and this kind of obstacle to PPP has also been identified in the literature [ 27].

"More than just being "problematic," the implication remains that white actors, even generic white actors with zero box office draw, are preferable in terms of domestic and overseas box office than culturally-specific (minority) actors who actually look like the people they are supposed to be playing".