Sentence examples for troubled characters from inspiring English sources

Her deeply troubled characters inhabit a fallen paradise.

"There's a reason I play troubled characters," he adds.

I'd suggest Evan Rachel Wood, who has the ideal combination of Aryan looks and the ability to play troubled characters.

But the family-friendly movie genre is not the usual one for Mr. Nelson, who has yet to outlive his reputation as the brat packer who played troubled characters in mid-1980's films like "The Breakfast Club" and "St.

Cool and cerebral, "Apparition" stubbornly resists our desire to connect with its troubled characters.

There are few movies that look so clearly at troubled characters without condescension or sentiment.

These shows allowed homosexuality to be discussed clinically, with the main characters guiding troubled gay characters or correcting homophobic antagonists, while simultaneously comparing homosexuality to psychosis, criminal behavior, or drug use.

Tobin Falmouth is an invention, too, the brooding, troubled lead character, and in the play he travels to Midlothia to confront a feverishly divided populace.

Nick Nolte, as the deeply troubled central character in "The Prince of Tides," was selected as best actor.

Peter Cowie argues that the film shows "a romanticized view" of the borough, with the camera "linger[ing] on the Upper East Side [... and where] the fear of crime does not trouble its characters".

It was never clear what troubled Ms. Jamison's characters in the first place.