11 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 has typecasted her in various roles requiring a strong and independent character.

The playwright felt that audiences were trying to typecast him based on his earlier works, limiting his creative freedom.

She will have been typecasting actors for the upcoming Broadway play.

The renowned playwright had been typecasting his characters to convey a specific social message in his latest play.

The theater director will typecast the performer for the lead character in the classic Shakespearean play.

Before the audition, the casting director had typecasted the actress as the eccentric artist in the upcoming play.

By the time the auditions are over, the casting team will have typecasted several actors for the lead role in the play.

The theater company will be typecasting the charismatic performer as the charming protagonist in their latest production.

Despite his versatility, he felt typecast into playing comedic roles due to his humorous appearance.

In the animal-themed play, she was typecast as a curious little kitten.

The playwright has been typecasting actors who can portray historical figures accurately in the historical drama.

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