Sentence examples for takes actors from inspiring English sources

He takes actors from different walks of life and finds intrigue in how they interact and behave among one another.

To imbue such implacable characters with humanity takes actors of a particular calibre, which explains why Blackhat may not quite measure up to Mann's earlier Heat or Manhunter.

In this show, Kassys, who was last seen in Manhattan in 2006 with the piece "Kommer," takes actors from a pseudo-infancy to a pseudo-adulthood in an absolutely compelling, bizarre meditation on the codes and pleasures of make-believe, performance, and comedy.

It takes actors, real stage actors, to sustain the illusion of credibility and the possibility of depth in the overheated roles assigned to Mr. DeMunn and Ms. Allen in "Temporary Help," a nasty little play by David Wiltse, now finishing off the season at Westport Country Playhouse.

Promotion for a film can last months, and every interview takes actors farther from the work they care most about.

On the set of ITV's costume drama Mr Selfridge, in a quiet moment between takes, actor Greg Austin is a world away from his co-stars.

So we either take actors we've worked with before, and some are professional actors.

He took actors – he didn't like them or love them or anything, he just thought: "This one will do for this part".

In order to determine accuracy of the model for a set of actors of a group for cross social networks, we have taken actors of ASN and applied to MSN, and vice versa.

What am I exactly doing?" Perhaps employing people who have taken actors that are hot on to that next level.

Rush observes that Armfield's productions are so often "roared at with approval" as he succeeds in taking actors and audience into confrontational and demanding territory.