by Daniel Dryan | 26 February, 2019 | Acting, Film History, Filmmaking, In Our Opinion
We often know something about a film based on who’s in it. Once they’ve found a niche, many actors enjoy occupying that role again and again. Being typecast like this has its appeal. It can mean regular work. Think of Tom Cruise and the amount of leading action roles...
by Raindance | 27 November, 2012 | Directing
Actors get typecast. It’s a harsh reality, but a reality nonetheless; it happens. And by typecast I mean, after the breakthrough role that jumpstarts their career they (usually) get offered other roles, and a big percentage of such roles will inevitably be somewhat...
