8 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Typecast' in a Sentence

"To assign an actor to a role that requires physical, behavioral, and personality traits similar to those already possessed by the actor." more

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The casting director was careful not to typecast actors solely based on their previous roles, seeking versatility.

She felt the industry was trying to typecast her based on her youthful appearance and demeanor.

Despite her versatility, the industry will have typecasted her into a series of comedic roles throughout her career.

Despite her success in comedic roles, she aimed to avoid being typecast and pursued roles that challenged her.

Despite her versatile acting skills, the industry had typecasted him as a comedic actor, limiting his opportunities.

The casting director decided not to typecast the auditionees and encouraged a range of performances.

Despite his desire for diverse roles, the industry will typecast him as the action star in the big-budget blockbuster.

As the talent show progresses, the judges will be typecasting contestants based on their unique skills and stage presence.

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