Sentence examples for wrong directors from inspiring English sources

The staging problems of the Vibrator Play were of course much more sensitive, and Ruhl was aware that, in the wrong directors' hands, it could be sensationalist or lurid.

She belongs to another film, and, at moments, she suggests what kind of film it might be and suggests, even more, that this one, and that most contemporary science-fiction spectacles over all, simply have the wrong directors, which is why their synthetic films are, like this one, misbegotten.

What a pity it chose the wrong director.

Because I would have been the wrong director to do just another potboiler.

"I said, 'They've got the wrong director.'" You take the point.

I can't specify a movie, but there was one where I just think it was the wrong director, and another where the director had to be taken off the film because he basically had Alzheimer's.

He doesn't go for the operatic, but rather a soft earnestness that could be drab in the hands of the wrong director.

Well, his next film, The Elephant Man, may not have been exactly mainstream – after all, it offered another extravagantly malformed human, this time in a starring role – but it did have a story, and indeed dialogue, and one does not at all get the sense that Lynch was the wrong director for the job.

Wrong actor, wrong script, wrong director - wrong movie!

Kretz said simply that the first video had "the wrong director".

Whale gathered as many of those as he could who had been involved in one production or another of the musical, including Helen Morgan, Paul Robeson, Charles Winninger, Sammy White, conductor Victor Baravalle, orchestrator Robert Russell Bennett, and, as Magnolia, Irene Dunne, who believed that Whale was the wrong director for the piece.