So it's tricky to cast the Saints as March upstarts.
It's a measure of Hanson's post- L.A. Confidential status that while the convincing executives to back the unconventional project proved tricky, the cast happily signed on.
So the Tiddlytubbies who aren't immediate colour-matches to their fuck-frenzy elders are trickier to cast.
Seabiscuit himself was a tricky bit of casting.
HOLLYWOOD is used to casting tricky roles, but one seems to have the industry stumped: chief lobbyist in Washington.
Owned by Nucor, the No. 2 U.S. steelmaker, and three European partners (Thyssen Krupp Stahl, Usinor and Voist-Alpine), the mill will be one of the first to put into commercial use an exceedingly tricky technology called strip casting.
(3) Supergrass beat Elastica, Tricky, Black Grape and Cast.
The trickiest role to cast is surely Andy Hayman, the former Metropolitan police assistant commissioner whose appalling delivery of a key line managed to turn the select committee hearing into an unconvincing TV movie version of itself while it was actually happening.
Star casting is a tricky business -- if you are booking anyone other than Julia Roberts or Hugh Jackman, it's often hard to tell what the appeal will be.
