Sentence examples for realised on screen from inspiring English sources

Edward Woodward, who has died aged 79, was an actor with possibly far more potential than was ever realised on screen, but he became a popular television star in Callan and The Equalizer and enjoyed cult success with the film The Wicker Man.

X-Men would be far better realised on the small screen, and ironically, there has always been something of a TV movie feel to the films, even before Ratner arrived on the scene.

The other problem with robots, as opposed to the replicants of Blade Runner or Terminators from the film series imagined by James Cameron, is that they are often poorly realised on the big screen.

The Star Wars Expanded Universe books, comic books, and computer games have explored this dynamic with the introduction of Mara Jade, a tough, spiky female Jedi of a type not yet realised on the big screen.

He described it as "a hugely enjoyable episode that revels in its modern London setting", praising the way its ideas were realised visually on-screen.

But we wanted to be more specific about what we wanted and how we wanted to realise that on screen.

I don't think any of the episodes are realised as well on screen as they are on the page.

"I'm actually quite honoured that people at the top of their game would want to give a number of years of their creative lives to realising my book on screen.

We kept switching on screens.

The Canyons sees the creator of American Psycho and The Rules of Attraction (both realised well on the big screen, but based on screenplays that Easton Ellis did not have a hand in) writing directly for a film for the first time.

I'm not sure he had ever really questioned this particular prejudice before, not until he saw it on screen and realised the words glaring angrily back at him were not quite "right".