26 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 showrunner will have been typecasting actors for the sci-fi television series.

After playing a detective in three consecutive films, he began to fear being typecast in similar roles.

The comedian was typecast as the lovable fool in several sitcoms but wanted to explore darker humor.

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

While she excelled in romantic roles, she hoped to avoid being typecast and showcase her acting range.

The novelist felt that the publishing industry tried to typecast her as a writer of only romantic novels.

The casting director has been typecasting skilled dancers for the Broadway musical.

The artist refused to be typecast by critics who labeled her paintings as solely abstract.

She is typecasting employees to play specific roles in the corporate training program.

The theater company tends to typecast her in roles that require a strong and authoritative presence on stage.

In the corporate world, they will typecast her as the innovative leader to drive the company's future projects.

The fashion designer will be typecasting models for the runway show, selecting those who embody the essence of the brand.

The director is typecasting him as the charismatic lead in the upcoming movie.

The fashion designer has typecasted the model for runway shows that showcase avant-garde creations.

In the scientific research team, the lead scientist was typecasting members based on their expertise in different fields.

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

The company has typecasted him as the go-to expert for handling complex technical issues.

The director will have been typecasting characters for the historical drama film.

For the science fiction film, the director will be typecasting actors with a knack for portraying characters from otherworldly realms.

The author is typecasting the protagonist for the mystery novel she is writing.

In the school play, the drama teacher will be typecasting students based on their natural talent and on-stage presence.

Many musicians try to avoid being typecast into a specific genre and explore various styles.

He was initially typecast as the goofy sidekick but later proved his skills in serious roles.

The fashion industry can sometimes typecast models based on their height and body shape.

The director is typecasting the detective character for the new crime thriller movie.

The talent agent is typecasting actors for a medical drama series.

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