Political diaries are littered with tales of Cabinet-making coming unstuck on a single refusenik, of forgotten portfolios dropping on the wrong desks, and unsuitable characters accepting jobs intended for namesakes.
The story, by Richard C. Paddock, in Jakarta, and Eric Lipton, in Washington, was about the resorts and golf courses that Donald Trump is building in Indonesia and the cast of unsuitable or unsavory characters that have been helping him move the projects along.
However, as filming progressed, Reeves found the actor's high pitched voice unsuitable for such a rough character, and after production was completed he had all of his dialogue dubbed by another actor, Jack Lynn (who also appeared in a small role as an innkeeper).
Mr Dresen's "Sommer vorm Balkon" ("Summer in Berlin"), about two young women in dead-end jobs, lacks plot or any obvious action, but it works at another level: the idiosyncratically drawn characters, involved with unsuitable men, are impossible not to like.
Would she have considered it, to use her characters' most withering epithet, unsuitable?
I believe this is an alarming weakness of character that alone makes Gene unsuitable for the office of bishop".
Samantha's Boudoir, run by Keeley Hawes' character, has been branded "wholly unsuitable and degrading" by Painswick visitors, with some formally complaining to the council.
In testimony, the hospital portrayed the O'Toole Building as worthy of demolition because it was outmoded, unsuitable to current needs and out of character with other buildings in the neighborhood.
The existing and predicted landscape character in the area indicated unsuitable environments for enhanced resettlement and livelihood to potentially displaced communities as a result of future mining operations.
In "The Museum of Innocence," for example, Istanbul is the pervasively gloomy backdrop to the central character's thwarted obsession for an unsuitable cousin; in "A Strangeness in My Mind," the city grows with Mevlut year by year, more of an alter ego than a stage.
