Sentence examples for translation director from inspiring English sources

According to Variety, the actor is in talks to star alongside Nicole Kidman, Elle Fanning and Kirsten Dunst in the Lost in Translation director's take on the civil war-set film that originally starred Clint Eastwood.

But we think the Lost in Translation director is up to the task.

The music video for "City Girl" was directed by Lost in Translation director Sofia Coppola.

"I'm excited about the young cast we're assembling and I'm looking forward to shooting on location here in Los Angeles," the "Lost in Translation" director told Variety.

Blood Wedding Gramercy Arts 138 East 27th Street Manhattan By Federico Garcia Lorca; original music by Nicolas Uribe; English translation by Felipe Gorostiza; director, Rene Buch; production designer, Robert Weber Federico; assistant director, Virginia Rambal; movements, Adolfo Vazquez.

Coppola, who shot Lost in Translation, and Condon, director of Dreamgirls, are yet to confirm their potential involvement.

The Mint Theater, a wonderful resource for lovers of theater history, has worked hard to update this 1886 play, using a gritty new translation by the director Martin Platt that tries to capture the spirit of coarse peasant life.

The only flaw in this otherwise delicious production of Feydeau's 1892 farce Monsieur Chasse! (in Kenneth McLeish's elegant translation) is that director Laurence Boswell encourages the leading actors to play up the characters and push for laughs, rather than simply play them and let the laughs come naturally from the escalating confusion of amorous misencounters.

Indeed, this version of The Magic Flute calls for more acting chops than usual, because it is filled with jokes and gags performed, with sometimes manic energy, in English (from a translation by SFO General Director David Gockley).

Mrs. Coelho, 30, was until last month the director of translation services at Schreiber Translation Inc. in Rockville.

"I'm so delighted that you tinkered with the translation!" Shanny Peer, the director of Columbia's Maison Française, told him when he arrived at the Miller Theatre.