9 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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Despite her versatility, the industry will have typecasted her into a series of comedic roles throughout her career.
The casting director will have typecasted him as the detective in the crime series due to his strong screen presence.
As auditions progress, the producers will have typecasted the contestants according to their unique talents in the reality show.
After a successful audition, she will have typecasted herself as the charismatic spokesperson for the brand.
By the end of the casting process, the producer will have typecasted the new TV show with a diverse and talented ensemble.
Despite efforts to break free from stereotypes, the industry will have typecasted the actress based on her early successful roles.
By the time the auditions are over, the casting team will have typecasted several actors for the lead role in the play.
Having played similar characters in previous films, the actor will have typecasted himself as the go-to romantic lead.
The playwright will have typecasted the protagonist to convey the essence of the story effectively.
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