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

The author has typecasted the main character in her novels as a fearless detective.

The casting director will have typecasted him as the detective in the crime series due to his strong screen presence.

The athlete was typecast as a sprinter due to his incredible speed but aimed to prove his versatility.

The director has typecasted the actor as the charming lead in many romantic films.

By the end of the casting process, the producer will have typecasted the new TV show with a diverse and talented ensemble.

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

The casting agent will typecast the actor for the role of a charismatic detective in the new crime series.

The choreographer will have been typecasting dancers for the grand ballet production.

The producer had been typecasting the characters to create a gripping storyline that kept the audience on the edge of their seats.

As a poet, she resisted being typecast into writing only about love and explored a wide range of themes.

The actor felt frustrated when he was typecasted as the clumsy sidekick once again.

The director had typecasted the seasoned actor for the role of the wise mentor in the fantasy film.

Despite her versatility, the actress found herself typecasted as the strict boss in most of her roles.

The director often typecasts him as the charming lead in romantic comedies.

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