Sentence examples for screen appeal from inspiring English sources
"screen appeal" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It refers to the attractiveness or desirability of a person or thing when seen on a screen, such as in a film or television show. Example: "The movie's success can be attributed to its strong plot and the lead actor's screen appeal."
This yin and yang is key to her screen appeal, certainly in her most effective performances: the sexually repressed wife who finds liberation in Sex, Lies and Videotape, the grieving mother who finally snaps in Short Cuts, the kindly news producer who repeatedly slaps Bill Murray's weatherman in Groundhog Day.
That black comic book heros/ villians don't have big screen appeal.#WhatBlackPantherMeansToMe.
Their on screen appeal mostly centered around "ability" rather than personality.
While it's certainly not award-winning material, the landscapes, coupled with the gruelling hiking effort shown on screen, appealed to me.
But what these two lacked in small-screen appeal as protagonists, they have amply as managers.
Obviously, a big part of his on-screen appeal is a kind of heightened normality.
The film makes explicit the ways in which Poitier's movies preoccupy themselves with the exploration of his on-screen appeal.
Ever since the award broke through to global renown in 1981, around the time that Salman Rushdie won for Midnight's Children, it has often made its biggest splash with epic storytelling that merges wide-screen appeal with the dramatisation of places, periods and people far from the metropolitan mainstream.
They're now celebrities, an expandable satchel of a word spacious enough to contain both Paris Hilton and Angelina Jolie without forcing us to make a distinction between which of those two might have actual talent (or at least some spark of on-screen appeal).
To compensate, many of the genre's leading ladies are parlaying their small-screen appeal into other ventures (and revenue streams).
That's why many of the genre's leading men, such as Hugh Laurie (No. 9), are parlaying their small-screen appeal into other ventures, be it film projects, endorsement deals or producer gigs.
