Sentence examples for take its characters from inspiring English sources

That's not to say that great fictional programming does not take its characters too seriously -- it simply allows for reflection.

Beano Studios has also hinted that a Dennis-led Beano movie may be in the works, saying that it was "exploring plans" to take its characters to "bigger screens and stages worldwide".

And when he wrote up a story he would often take its characters under his wing.

After all, Peter and Wendy begins with a boy who has misplaced his shadow, and goes on to take its characters into a kind of limbo inhabited by shades.

The film, which takes a "mockumentary" look inside the workings of the fictional rock band Spinal Tap, succeeds because it takes its characters seriously.

Jerry Lewis said that an honest view of a movie character would have to entail obscenity, and, though "Easy" isn't obscene, it takes its characters' diverse sex lives seriously, and does so explicitly.

While "Desperate Housewives" begins its third season on Sunday in the same tiresomely campy vein as the second, "Brothers and Sisters," which immediately follows, has a playful tone, but it takes its characters seriously.

If the show keeps taking its characters deeper, it doesn't need to be flawless for it to hold our love.

"The Nutcracker and I," much like the ballet that inspired it, begins with an everyday situation that becomes fantastical and takes its characters to a magical place and a happy ending.

The show takes its characters from the '60s sitcom.

It's a movie that acknowledges the complicated nature of modern gay life and takes its characters' homosexuality for granted.