Sentence examples for talented character from inspiring English sources

With his wispy curls and plain, doughy features, Mr. Reilly is becoming the Gene Hackman -- or at least the Ned Beatty -- of his generation, a talented character actor so inconspicuous and subtle, he seems to exist only in the movies.

He is the brainchild of David Pittu, one of the city's most talented character actors and a Tony nominee this year for his dexterous turn in several different roles in the Mark Twain comedy "Is He Dead?" Mr. Pittu portrays Jacob, a luckless but unbowed Broadway baby, with flawless panache.

"Buster Scruggs" is one of the Coens' less commercially promising films, an anthology of six short stories set in the Wild West — and while there are plenty of familiar faces, they usually belong to talented character actors, rather than bankable stars.

After cutting her teeth in New England and working her way up in New York City's theatre scene, this talented character actress now finds herself originating a Broadway role for the first time.

Everyone in this cast are such talented character performers, with such a comedic sensibility as constant improvisors, that actually the more we get to know them as writers, the more we can write specifically for them.

Mike L. A. It felt great to work alongside a host of talented characters representing the hustle and bustle of New York's center stage.

During Voldemort's reign, for example, the wizarding world becomes obsessed with purging "mudbloods", even though many of the most talented characters come from non-magical families.

The Lower East Side puts on its feathers and leather tonight for a big bill including the headliners, two talented characters who have made a mark in bands ranging from the Asexuals to Crass, Firewater and Botanica.

The designers have created a set of interesting, complex, talented characters who continue to exist when you're not playing and with whom you can have a real conversation.

They are basically the kindest, prettiest, most powerful, talented characters whom everyone loves or (falls in love with).

Julie Christie, only 24 at the time, captured the best actress Oscar as the easily bored, barely talented central character, a London model who goes from one sordid but useful relationship to another.