Sentence examples for typecasting from inspiring English sources

This is an actor with weight and presence, an actor with great technique, often overlooked on account of typecasting.

His method of typecasting, consisting of casting in sand from wooden molds, was distinctly more primitive than that of Gutenberg.

Lancaster quickly gained control over his career and thus avoided Hollywood typecasting.

In his early film roles in Carmen Jones (1954) and a film adaptation of Porgy and Bess (1959)—he played a villain, but he avoided typecasting when he played a gay trumpet player in The L-Shaped Room (1962).

Why can't we stop typecasting them by race?

We must refrain from typecasting what we target as a "typical" extremist and avoid assuming that the pathway to radicalisation has any one trigger.

It was the right move: Marsan's US roles have hardly been typecasting.

They live in a world that's all foreground with almost no background, their character and their qualities inscribed in their stardom and their destiny determined by typecasting.

Young film actors now often say that they don't want to be "typecast" the way many of the old stars were, but there's a lot to be said for typecasting.

I wouldn't call it typecasting so much as Greenspan the playwright's understanding of what Greenspan the actor can do.

Surprisingly, Homeland didn't lead to typecasting.