For the gala opening, Schaufuss brought in Royal Ballet stars of the 1970s to fill supporting roles, with the unnerving sight of Wayne Sleep as a pageboy.
Thus a disaster is a lot like a revolution when it comes to disruption and improvisation, to new roles and an unnerving or exhilarating sense that now anything is possible.
While many companies might find it unnerving to re-think top management roles and responsibilities, failing to assign top executive roles for data-related activities will not only impede their growth, but could leave them unguarded in the face of growing competition.
Casting TV comedienne Moore against type pays off as well: she essays the part of a WASP ice princess with unnerving precision, while Sutherland tackles the thankless role of a father still unable to come to grips with what's happening around him.
Mr. Kazee's affection for the film proved unnerving, however, when he was offered the role of Guy, he said.
I will say this: despite the movie's tiresome obliqueness, in the lead role, Puiu creates a genuinely unnerving fellow.
Because the show is on FX, there's little nudity, but it's sexier than many pay-cable series, in part because it's about life as kinky role-play, in part because it suggests such unnerving questions about human intimacy.
Emily Nussbaum has written in the same publication that the show is, "... about life as kinky role-play, in part because it suggests such unnerving questions about human intimacy".
Dominic West potters round the part, with long, unnerving pauses.
One of Walken's first successful roles was as Duane, Diane Keaton's unnerving brother in Woody Allen's Annie Hall, setting the stage for the rest of his career.
