"When I was auditioning for Betty, I was originally auditioning as a brunette," Reinhart said.
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You said you were auditioning for some roles, what roles were you auditioning for in Hollywood?
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Ethan wasn't even officially auditioning, he was with another actor who was auditioning and we really liked him.
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"When you're auditioning for the N.F.L., you're auditioning for all 32 teams," said Bob Boland, a former N.F.L. agent.
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We were auditioning people in Atlanta, in Los Angeles, listening to tapes from different people auditioning while we were recording.
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I'm about to turn 18 [and] t it's an awkward time because as an actor, you're auditioning for 13-year-old kids but you're also auditioning for 20-year-old parts.
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While we were recording it, we were also auditioning singers.
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Wasserman Schultz almost seems to be auditioning for this chance.
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We thought he'd come back and just started auditioning drummers.
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Then, at 27, you're auditioning to play mothers of teenagers.
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In the professional world, hopefully you are auditioning every day.
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She had embraced it and had been auditioning for years.
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She landed a spot on the cheerleading team after auditioning.
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Mia auditioning in a nondescript room full of bored professionals?
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From there, Centineo started auditioning for television and movie roles.
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Unbeknownst to Reeves and Mortimer, they were auditioning for their future.
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In auditioning each video, too, you're like, 'Oh, I love you!
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I have a story about auditioning against one of my heroes.
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And then I started auditioning, and it was very, very hard.
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Walton is also, in some ways, auditioning for his next job.
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Footage of him auditioning to play Pryor leaked online years ago.
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We would have brought in Beatrice Arthur even without auditioning her.
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Maybe she's shadow auditioning for a role in the upcoming musical?
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Everyone at the D-League Showcase was auditioning for these jobs.
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The bulk of my experience came from auditioning for school plays.
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After auditioning for a few, he decided to make his own.
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The people auditioning are doing it for fun and bragging rights.
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Bolton spent months auditioning for his new role on Fox News.
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And just like that, without even auditioning, she won the role.
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Have you tried to stay away from that as you're auditioning?
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"I had to go out and start auditioning again," she said.
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I think he's auditioning to be the new Dos Equis spokesman.
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Erik suddenly gets a timely visit from Apocalypse, who's auditioning henchmen. Prof.
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The singer is currently auditioning members for a boy band he's creating.
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I was auditioning a lot as an actor and not getting things.
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He was auditioning for Winterfell's Royal Ice Dragon Capades in the Sky.
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She worked as waitress while auditioning for TV shows, movies and commercials.
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And if one does, you have 10,33 actors auditioning for one line.
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Back when he was first auditioning, Cavill had to go old school.
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Skye: Every teenager in town who was acting was excited about [auditioning].
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We don't want … coworkers to think we are auditioning for 'Top Chef.
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I was auditioning — or so I thought — one time for a film.
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No one forgets their first time — auditioning for boy bands that is.
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"This Avenatti character is doing some hardcore auditioning for 2020," McEnany wrote.
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But I became very unhappy with auditioning and daunted by the competition.
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All the while he was auditioning for acting gigs with limited success.
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While auditioning, I read the first and most of the second book.
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When he is not auditioning or being home-schooled, he's out skating.
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The actors did brief scenes from various sitcoms they were auditioning for.
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Auditioning new vendors also helps keep your current vendors on their toes.
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She gives it her all, riffing like she's auditioning for The Voice.
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We're just auditioning which one is going to be the right guy.
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James Corden looking like he's auditioning for Penguin in the next "Batman" flick?
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"I was auditioning for this while I was still in school," says Mendes.
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Producers are already auditioning cast members in both cities, according to our sources.
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A callback conflict would really keep you from auditioning for your school musical.
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And as for others auditioning to the new, rebooted season of American Idol?
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However, her young age prevented her from auditioning before the show's final season.
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And all of the candidates auditioning for the role have big electoral flaws.
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But the film's casting people swore they weren't auditioning him for the role.
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Quinn is auditioning for the full-time CEO role under chairman Mark Tucker.
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It seems like Joey had a pretty charmed life as an auditioning actor.
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Often it comes at night when I'm auditioning for the part of myself.
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Auditioning for myself, will I waste in the engine and result in myself.
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That was one of my goals apart from auditioning for shows and movies.
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Babette and Ms. Patty are hitting on the young men auditioning for the musical.
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"'Mama Mia,' I remember auditioning for that, I totally bombed the audition," Moore recalled.
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"Even when actors were auditioning for me, they were sharing their sexts," she said.
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She became emancipated at age 22018, and around that time, started auditioning for movies.
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Auditioning for every Matt Damon role In a 2013 episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Now we have only one question Khloé: Are you still auditioning for the #GoodSquad?
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No, FLOTUS isn't auditioning for a post-White House role under the bright lights.
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Apparently, she became Pippi after auditioning for the 1997 movie shown in select theatres.
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At that time, I still didn't know I was auditioning to go to Iraq.
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There ended up being two separate rounds of auditioning that took about a year.
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It was more like, auditioning is the worst so I'm going to take control.
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According to a few people who know him well, he's auditioning for attorney general.
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She did not know that the play she was auditioning for was "Oklahoma!" either.
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On top of all this, Osorio knows he is auditioning for his next job.
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While auditioning for roles, Bacon made ends meet bussing tables at Fiorello's Roman Cafe.
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Tosta reached L.A. at 15 totally unaware of the punishing grind of auditioning ahead.
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It now seems to be auditioning for a different role: the industry's moral conscience.
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" "I kind of wondered if Boehner was auditioning to be Donald Trump's vice president.
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The skin condition almost kept her from auditioning for The Bachelor in the first place.
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"The day after that movie came out, I stopped auditioning," Howery said, still sounding awed.
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"My name is Hannah and I'm auditioning for the role of JonBenét Ramsey," she says.
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In that time, she had scored an agent in New York and was auditioning constantly.
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In an interview with Elle, Tran recalled her experience auditioning for roles in Los Angeles.
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Speaking to The View panel, Douglas recalled auditioning for a CBS show show called Queens.
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She later told him that he had "the best body" out of all others auditioning.
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In other news, people are auditioning for Hamilton in both LA and London RIGHT NOW.
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It's like watching a video of yourself auditioning for a high school production of Cats.
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Within days of his win, he was in the casting office auditioning for the part.
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"When I first met Ken, I was super nervous, because I was auditioning," she says.
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The 26-year-old rose to fame after auditioning for reality TV show Pakistan Idol.
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Did those auditioning for "American Psycho" have to submit ab shots instead of head shots?
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Viewing his work gives me a nagging sense that he's a man auditioning for greatness.
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The girls moved with their mothers to New York City for seven weeks of auditioning.
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"They taught him auditioning skills, the skills he'd need to be a performer," said Schwartz.
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I also love acting and will keep auditioning and taking classes to hone my craft.
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Those dancers, after all, are auditioning for a show whose actual star we never meet.
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This is like Justin Hawkins auditioning to be in Trivium, but like, even worse somehow.
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And Dobbs said Gowdy appeared to be auditioning for a job after he leaves Congress.
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Gold was like an acclaimed actor auditioning for minor roles she thought she had outgrown.
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It's as if Dublin were auditioning for a best-places-to-visit-in-2017 feature.
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Grantham had a few small television parts before auditioning for "EastEnders," which made him a star.
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"I kept auditioning, with no savings and no money, credit card debt gaining interest, " she said.
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"I kept auditioning, with no savings and no money, credit card debt gaining interest," she said.
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It feels good to be auditioning for new people again, and I'm hoping tonight goes well.
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Kpop wannabes warm up before they begin auditioning for well-known entertainment companies in South Korea.
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"I felt like I was auditioning for the part I already got every day," he said.
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Candidates for President of the United States are auditioning for the toughest job on the planet.
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Auditioning for the 21987-film at 220, Fisher held her own alongside future costar Harrison Ford.
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Different interpretation – and that is why he wrote that 19-page memo auditioning for the job.
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Davidson and a number of regular cast members parodied celebrities who were auditioning for the job.
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She was auditioning for the role of Pamela — Morrison's girlfriend — which ultimately went to Meg Ryan.
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She is clearly excited and in disbelief that she is auditioning for such a big project.
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But he isn't auditioning for a chance to share his latest stand-up routine on stage.
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Meanwhile, Kevin (Justin Hartley) gets the role in a play he's auditioning for, against all odds.
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Busy Philipps is angrily recalling auditioning for Quentin Tarantino in the past and expressing her regrets.
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"Once you get smart about auditioning, you learn to audition before they say 'Action,' " he said.
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Millennials and James Comey are convenient scapegoats for people like Mook, who are auditioning for jobs.
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Ron was getting on his nerves, too, presiding over everything, auditioning for the role of widow.
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Mr. Cruz has openly questioned whether Mr. Kasich was auditioning to be Mr. Trump's vice president.
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In the first scene, Harry and Lorraine watch a couple enthusiastically auditioning for their next film.
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After auditioning and getting the job, it's not an easy task being a Moulin Rouge dancer.
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They include selecting repertory, auditioning new players and reviewing musicians when they're thought to be failing.
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And on his front nine Monday, Woods appeared as though he was still auditioning for Furyk.
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They are taking babysitting gigs, working shifts at local gyms and auditioning for yoga-instructor slots.
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This guy was such an [expletive], it looked like he was auditioning for a Snickers commercial.
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In 2007, he spent a summer auditioning unsuccessfully for two children's theater shows in New York.
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So I'm back home on the East Coast right now and just hitting the bricks with auditioning.
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We need more people writing and auditioning so the industry has no excuse for not having representation.
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Samia Shoaib told Megyn Kelly this morning that the two met while auditioning in New York City.
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Ballet lovers have been auditioning and rejecting candidates for that role since the master's death in 1983.
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Cash describes the scene, in which women auditioning for the role were crying in the waiting room.
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Unreasonable (and sometimes cruel) expectations of youth and beauty, pay inequality, and sexism when auditioning for roles.
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I guess I was just so busy — I was auditioning all the time, and working a lot.
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After auditioning as individuals, the show placed the five together, where they stayed until March of 2018.
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My first year here, I had an audition, and [Morales] was auditioning for that very same role.
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Instead, a young British lad named Tom Holland snagged the role after auditioning all over the world.
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"When I first started working, I just auditioned for everything, because I like auditioning," the star said.
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It all happened when Lawrence was auditioning to play Mystique in 2011's X-Men: First Class.
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After auditioning, Kelly went back home, started writing songs, and shared more of her videos on YouTube.
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The six members of the band were chosen from among 200 candidates after an extensive auditioning process.
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After graduating from Harvard University with an economics degree, he spent the summer auditioning, including on Broadway.
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"When I started auditioning for American acting roles, they didn't know where to put me," she continued.
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He is auditioning for other film and TV jobs and also revising a pilot about college football.
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My strands were silky, shiny, soft, and moved as though I were auditioning for a shampoo commercial.
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"I thought I was auditioning for a band they were going to put on television," Nesmith said.
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Primaries were for candidates who had something to prove, a form of auditioning for the party bosses.
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Since we last saw Zimmerman on "The Walking Dead," he's been keeping busy screenwriting, directing, and auditioning.
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Beth is an actor, and here she's auditioning for what seems to be a cruddy horror movie.
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What could be worse than auditioning for the position of "rat" and being rejected for the part?
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In recent days, Trump had reportedly been auditioning a group of wannabe presidents before settling on Malpass.
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So if you're auditioning for a Trump administration job, you're going to back up Trump's latest statements.
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I'm not white and I'm not black, so I probably should only start auditioning for Middle Eastern shows.
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From there, I found my manager and my agent, I started auditioning—and I started actually booking things!
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AUDITIONING I will always consider myself an actor first because that was my entry point into this career.
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And then, but I start auditioning ... Sorry, back up to 5 or 6, 7 and 8 years old.
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She's a pure computer-generated action figure auditioning for her own video game — and a ton of fun.
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Annaliese is unhinged, weeping openly on the beach like she's auditioning for a new season of Laguna Beach.
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When I was younger I was auditioning for a movie with #StevenSeagal and was sexually assaulted by him.
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She recalls first auditioning for a role in the Broadway production of Les Miserables when she was 8.
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Next thing she knew, the then-17-year-old was auditioning in front of famed producer Cameron Mackintosh.
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Of course, it first came with a sketch of Guillermo auditioning to be among one of her dancers.
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Portia de Rossi tweeted that Seagal unzipped his pants while she was auditioning for a part as well.
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I'll literally see my entire Latina cast from OITNB auditioning for one role, and that gets to me.
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Auditioning for a director like Woody Allen is no easy task – just ask Blake Lively and Kristen Stewart.
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Everyone from Nicholas Hoult to Dylan O'Brien was auditioning for the role before it was given to Teller.
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The two met while auditioning for Crazy, Stupid, Love the day after the Oscars almost seven years ago.
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After the video, he spent years auditioning, bagging stray cameos on procedurals and in teen-friendly TV shows.
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After college in Indiana, he returned to Los Angeles and began auditioning while supporting himself with restaurant jobs.
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But when I got together with Dave, I think he was auditioning a couple of other guitar players.
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I brought my bass over to London for the first time (a Hofner) and started auditioning for bands.
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In auditioning some 700 actors, Mr. Grey and the other creators emphasized theatrical experience and talent over fluency.
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Flags are snapping over Main Streets as if auditioning for the Childe Hassam treatment, proud and valiant, bittersweet.
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Billy was "always auditioning, wanting to be accepted," said Mr. Martin, paraphrasing a friend of the elder Graham.
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Thor tries to act tough and experienced, but he's really only interested in auditioning for the school musical.
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When I first started auditioning, I did not book jobs because in my mind I was Cicely Tyson.
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Aflac then ran a nationwide search for a new voice, auditioning more than 12,000 people in six cities.
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With no previous acting or auditioning experience, an older, chestnut-haired Owens-Sarno managed to book the part.
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Discoveries were made by the minute, from the auditioning process to the last take of the last reshoot day.
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It was Barr's second time auditioning for the role of top law enforcement official in the Department of Justice.
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The 36-year-old jewelry buyer was out for drinks with a friend who was auditioning for the show.
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" Stenberg was likely auditioning for the role of Shuri, the tech-savvy Wakandan princess who serves barbs like, "Great!
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All of the candidates will be auditioning to prove that they are best suited to take on Hillary Clinton.
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Most were in their mid- to late- twenties, yet they were like high schoolers auditioning for the holiday play.
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After originally auditioning to be Andy Samberg's partner, Beatriz was invited to audition again for a character named Meghan.
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The film opens and ends with shots of the young girls auditioning to play her, but they aren't interviewed.
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But then the candidates are auditioning for the job of prime minister rather than a place on "Love Island".
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"I don't think that anyone is purposely trying to be racist or homophobic," he says of auditioning for roles.
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After auditioning in 1994, she didn't get the part, but it's how she first met the man she'd marry.
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He planned on auditioning for the 2009 season of X Factor, but didn't working up the nerve until 2010.
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But in addition to auditioning different robot morphologies and behaviors in simulation, engineers could add materials to the mix.
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I was just get about out of auditioning before I got into Priscilla, Queen of the Desert [on Broadway].
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Is auditioning for a part as a young struggling actress really just like being Emma Stone for a day?
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Living in L.A. in shared apartments at just 18, Reinhart was auditioning as much as possible at the time.
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In this episode, Drew and the boys are auditioning guitarists, with potential players including Joey Ramone and Lisa Loeb.
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Kim told her fans she'd be channeling her own mermaid emoji, while Kourtney seemed to be auditioning for Baywatch.
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Mr. Valenz, who like numerous Coney performers, said he had never visited the Metropolitan Opera before auditioning last year.
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She's also been auditioning for new TV shows, but hopes that they don't take her too far from home.
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The casting director, Luis Rosales, traveled all over southern Mexico auditioning more than 2800,21971 women in cities and villages.
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Yet when he was auditioning, he also didn't know enough about "Hamilton" or Mr. Miranda to be outright awed.
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You know, there's a million people auditioning for these roles and all of them are good at their jobs.
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I don't remember auditioning for Retro Puppet Master, but, you know, there was a lot of crossover between us.
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But she moved to Germany anyway and spent two years at the Staatstheater Kassel before auditioning for Bausch's company.
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There, he stayed on McGann's couch for weeks, while auditioning for movies, commercials and off-Broadway and Broadway shows.
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He even spent two days last week auditioning for a host job on WFAN, the sports talk radio station.
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But it seems that as well as completing an impressive musical and cultural feat, Drake was also secretly auditioning.
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Metz was shocked to get the role — without even auditioning — and is excited that her weight is a non-issue.
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After the series ended, the two actors moved back to California and dove straight into auditioning for TV pilot season.
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Jada and Will first saw each other when she was auditioning for a role on Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
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She liked that the courses combined acting and psychology, and hoped they would help her overcome her fears when auditioning.
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Jamil moved to the US in 2016 after a breast cancer scare and ended up auditioning for "The Good Place."
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For comparison's sake, let's just say it's the equivalent of auditioning for Baywatch in an oversized polo and cargo shorts.
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"When I was 20 I was auditioning for a movie with #StevenSeagal and was sexually assaulted by him," she wrote.
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The short-term and on-demand exigencies of the gig economy mean that one is constantly auditioning for future employment.
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He says he's signed with UTA -- a super big talent agency -- and has been auditioning for roles, primarily in movies.
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She told Latino USA that she started auditioning early on and landed the gig at the famed show at 4.
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Hardy, who appeared on the 16th season of American Idol, wasn't planning on auditioning for the show a second time.
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Drawing on an account by Jo Ann Robinson, Tufekci tells of the Montgomery N.A.A.C.P.'s shrewd process of auditioning icons.
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"It's as though he was auditioning for 'Dancing with the Stars,' " the group's political director, Rob Engstrom, told the Examiner.
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" Shanahan, according to these accounts, is still auditioning for his job, and consequently is "outgunned by others in Trump's orbit.
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After auditioning several A-list actors for the part, he ended up casting Vinaite in her first-ever acting role.
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"I'm used to [auditioning] for things and hearing, in the end, 'They didn't want to go diverse,'" Ms. Mantock said.
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Christian Siriano studied under Alexander McQueen and Vivienne Westwood before auditioning for — and winning — the fourth season of "Project Runway."
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A white actor might not even be aware that they're auditioning for a person of color role, and vice versa.
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Hands on hips like the little girl!" a mother directed her young daughter as if she were auditioning for "Annie.
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Certainly the actor auditioning for an upcoming production of "Othello" in Keith Hamilton Cobb's "American Moor" has reasons to seethe.
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I guess he's auditioning to be a political pundit after his job is over soon," Conway said on "Fox & Friends.
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When she got to Hollywood and was auditioning, there was a very limited selection of roles for women, she said.
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For example, one woman athlete from a rural village in northern China had not told her parents she was auditioning.
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" When I speak to judges, I often hear them use a derisive term to describe this kind of behavior: "auditioning.
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That includes time auditioning for, and performing in, anything from musicals to plays to variety shows to TV to movies.
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For example, Ruth only goes out for GLOW in the first place because she's sick of auditioning for secretary roles.
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And it's probably not shocking that this rote, utilitarian kind of partner auditioning might not yield the hottest sex, either.
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I remember when I was auditioning for this show, they didn't have a specific person or type in mind for Farrah.
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She was already taking dance and voice lessons, auditioning in New York, and had played the title role in "Annie" locally.
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Dave Franco is giving some insight into what it's like auditioning for one of the most coveted roles in the galaxy.
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Antoine allegedly promised to pay a fourth woman $2,000 for "auditioning," according to the indictment, which states the two had sex.
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But to be able to stand up, move around the room, and act while you're auditioning, the people watching you disappear.
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That's not a criticism but likely Randall and Breckon's point: we are always auditioning (badly) for the roles in our relationships.
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We strongly encourage the actual hiring and casting, as opposed to simply the interviewing or auditioning – but it's not a quota.
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"Pompeo has been auditioning for this job for a year, and now he has it," Wright, the Brookings scholar, told me.
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" That's why she always had at least a part-time job while auditioning and even after landing roles on "Reno 911!
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Kaufman writes that in the auditioning process, contestants undergo a medical examination, during which they are tested for sexually transmitted infections.
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Auditioning for popular dance competition show So You Think You Can Dance requires a certain level of bravery, talent and commitment.
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We did it in a combination of making offers to certain cast members, depending on their stature/experience, and auditioning others.
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The Halo, which has an attached digital camera specifically designed to film in enclosed spaces, is auditioning for a starring role.
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Definitely. In the beginning, when we were first auditioning for the project, the character was a really one-dimensional, stereotypical nerd.
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The actress — now in Los Angeles for pilot season auditioning for English-language series and movies — has not felt discriminated against.
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" Mr. Joyce was unimpressed, mocking the couple's video by saying it looked as if Mr. Depp was "auditioning for 'The Godfather.
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"I used to be a calligrapher for weddings and events – that was my side job while I was auditioning," she said.
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Smith: No, recording "The Simpsons" was one day a week, and I was still auditioning a lot for on-camera stuff.
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She started auditioning for commercials at age 8 and eventually landed bit roles on shows like Modern Family and Grey's Anatomy.
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After 'auditioning' on his friend's shoulders in the crowd, he was pulled up to the stage, and well, he smashed it.
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After a while, the officer in "Poli IV " started to look like an actor auditioning for a cop-fetish porn movie.
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"It feels like we're auditioning," a dazed Ryan Seacrest said on live television Wednesday morning, before a sea of empty seats.
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The show was arranging a "mix and match" — auditioning potential Annas against potential Elsas — and wanted to see Ms. Murin again.
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Thus began a period of experimentation, tinkering and auditioning, with growing pains and up-and-down results and plenty of uncertainty.
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I'd also love to see the emergence of Democratic presidential contenders who aren't the same people now auditioning for the role.
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" Or, as Dora Cardamone, 43, put it as she waited for her two auditioning daughters, "acting is in the Naples blood.
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Hardin talked about everything from auditioning for The Office to working with Steve Carell and Tim Meadows in "The Client" episode.
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"I was auditioning black actresses, which means the black acting community in New York knew I was doing it," he said.
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She didn't know she was auditioning for the role of Wonder Woman Gadot didn't find out she was auditioning for the role of Wonder Woman until after her initial tryout, when Batman v Superman director Zack Snyder called her before she was supposed to do a screen test with Affleck and asked if she knew who Wonder Woman was.
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I was auditioning for commercials, I was competing in hip-hop, singing in school productions of Broadway musicals; I was always performing.
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Now I can do more than a straight stitch, but I'm definitely not going to be auditioning for Project Runway anytime soon.
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Amanda Bynes feels like a natural fit, and apparently she just "resurfaced" in Los Angeles—auditioning for the role of MC, perhaps?
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I dropped out of college, where I was studying acting, and kind of flitted around for a few years waitressing and auditioning.
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The video features Britain's signature tongue-in-cheek brand of humor as it depicts various stars "auditioning" for roles on the plane.
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In June, Alison Brie revealed that while auditioning for a part on the show, she was asked to take her top off.
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During the filming of Chewing Gum, an actress auditioning for a Malaysian part afterward wrote to say it played on Asian stereotypes.
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Here's an example of a prank:Mark Hamill sneaks up on Star Wars fans who think they're auditioning for some Star Wars event.
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Tell me about the process of auditioning for Barry and how you went about finding the heart of such a unique character.
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You've probably already heard about the reluctance Crazy Rich Asians star Henry Golding had when it came to auditioning for his role.
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"I remember auditioning for things and really taking myself very seriously and people would just kind of laugh at me," Mann said.
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Sofia Richie looks like she's auditioning for the next "Baywatch" movie, but truth is she's just having some cheeky, ab-tastic fun.
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When Gal Gadot was auditioning for her role as Wonder Woman in Batman v Superman:Dawn of Justice, she was a little nervous.
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Aparicio had no intention of auditioning for the film when Cuarón came to Oaxaca to find the perfect actress to play Cleo.
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But after getting Ford to read lines with other actors who were auditioning for parts, Lucas realized he had his Han Solo.
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But the alleged femme fatale has always maintained that she was simply auditioning for a chance to become a reality TV celeb.
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She all but confirmed that, yes, it's true: Both she and her dad were "auditioning" Odell Beckham, Jr. to be her boyfriend.
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Then, the actors began auditioning for the roles, and a fantastic British actor named Juliet Stevenson entered the scene as the protagonist.
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The assembled stars read passages from the book in their various public personas, ostensibly auditioning for the job of reading the audiobook.
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Hart, famous now for his stand-up comedy and comedic film roles, has spoken often about his experience auditioning for the series.
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Six years ago, the couple began auditioning vacation destinations for their family, knowing that someday they wanted to buy a weekend home.
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Yeah, I talked to the director [Jon Watts] prior to auditioning, and he said she gets bigger as the thing goes on.
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When we started auditioning it was so clear that the girls on the spectrum were so much better because they were authentic.
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When he returned, he lived mostly in New York City, auditioning for acting jobs and sending off writing samples, to little avail.
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"There were a couple of times that actors came up for 'Un real ' and then were suddenly auditioning for 'Girlfriends,' " Shapiro says.
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" It's why it's electrifying when Smash's Karen and Ivy, auditioning for the same role, trade verses of "Let Me Be Your Star.
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It's pretty brave to step up and open up about a tragedy in the family, especially when you're auditioning for a TV show.
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From the auditioning process, we started to have conversations about the dialogue, and who this character is, and how we could develop her.
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After years of auditioning for the show, he finally got a call from casting agents offering him an ensemble role in the production.
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The young actress shared most of her screen time with Brad Pitt, who she did a chemistry test after auditioning for the role.
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Start putting them on diets, get them facials … if you want to be taken care of by your children, start auditioning them now!
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In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Chalamet said that he "read twice and I left sweating in a total panic" after auditioning.
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Though the child star has not acted since his role in SATC 2, he admits that he is auditioning for his school play.
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Author Francine Pascal with five sets of identical twin actors auditioning for the TV series based on her Sweet Valley High book series.
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" On Instagram, Ripa joked that she's finally nabbed her dream role: "23 years of auditioning for the role I was born to play.
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Even if they wear more modern clothes, the high schoolers auditioning for Spring Awakening definitely bear resemblance to the characters of Spring Awakening.
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While Dwayne Johnson and Vin Diesel are known for their action films, this week they seem to be auditioning for a primetime soap.
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His tardy arrival was, she realized, part of him being in character (he was auditioning for a small role as a football player).
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In an effort to turn his life around, he began auditioning for weight loss reality shows The Biggest Loser and Extreme Weight Loss.
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"The very idea of any person auditioning to be in a relationship is so demeaning," she told The Hollywood Reporter in June 2018.
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Coach Jennifer Hudson, 37, also remembered Freeman by sharing a video clip of her auditioning for The Voice with "Radioactive" by Imagine Dragons.
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And the people who I was auditioning for, I don't know who they was, they literally threw everything at me off the desk.
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In the Newsweek article, Diaz, who starred in the Farrelly brothers' 1998 movie There's Something About Mary, recalled auditioning for the hit comedy.
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The inclusion rider aims to build a diverse hiring pool on set, and thus create a fairer auditioning, casting, interviewing, and hiring process.
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The actress explained that she'd been auditioning for various roles for roughly a year before Riverdale, which is her first acting role ever.
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But when I graduated high school, I was still auditioning at surrounding theaters in Miami, and I even got a couple of commercials.
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The Indiana governor was essentially auditioning for his role as a presidential candidate four years from now, and he passed with flying colors.
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Her older sister, Edith, had been planning to audition for the role but because she was pregnant, urged Aparicio to consider auditioning instead.
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In the Newsweek article, Diaz, who starred in the Farrelly brothers' 1998 movie There's Something About Mary, recalled auditioning for the hit comedy.
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But the even bigger letdown was when I tried to go back into the label scene and was auditioning over and over again.
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Like "A Chorus Line" (1975), which revealed the intimate back stories of auditioning Broadway dancers, it turned true confessions into song and dance.
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Early on, she went the young-starlet route in Hollywood, but gave up after she got sick of auditioning for rape-victim roles.
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Not only could appearance fees and performance bonuses evaporate, but athletes positioned to be signed by new sponsors have now lost auditioning opportunities.
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Raised as an only child in Athens, Ga., he studied music in college before moving to New York and auditioning for Broadway shows.
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She was casting a new play, and he was auditioning for a role in it as a part of Yale's resident acting company.
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Auditioning has mostly ground to a halt, although some is taking place by video, and television and film production has also largely stopped.
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But Ms. Pelosi has already clinched the speakership through a weekslong campaign of deal making, arm-twisting and outright auditioning for the job.
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Republicans with future national aspirations are hitting early primary states, jockeying to win the favor of major donors, and auditioning before conservative activists.
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She noted that with a leaner staff, and a smaller budget, she doesn't have the luxury of auditioning several concepts for the cover.
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A subculture of "fake casting" has popped up on Instagram, where young Broadway fans are auditioning for and casting their own imaginary musicals.
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When she began auditioning for roles in New York, Ms. Udofia noticed that Americans spoke about Africa as if it were a monolith.
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Robert Pattinson spoke to Allure about his "Twilight" audition and said that he had "a hairless, chubby body" while auditioning for the role.
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Daunted by breaking outside of their comfort zone, Troy and Gabriella attempt to follow their newfound passion by auditioning for the spring musical.
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After auditioning for the renowned Boston school, Vine was accepted and received a scholarship, and he pursued his passion — but it wasn't always easy.
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Boyle shot to fame after a video of her singing "I Dreamed a Dream" while auditioning for "Britain's Got Talent" went viral in 2009.
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John Bolton, auditioning for a job in the next administration, questioned whether the hacking was carried out by America's government to smear Mr Trump.
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"The very idea of any person auditioning to be in a relationship is so demeaning," Johansson said in a statement to The Hollywood Reporter.
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" Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce doesn't take to kindly to the apology, telling local media that Depp "looked like he was auditioning for the Godfather.
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But right now, there just aren't enough opportunities for Latinas in this industry — which also means we all end up auditioning against each other.
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The report said that the role of tire changer was almost a sport in itself, and so McLaren began auditioning people for the job.
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The ringlets were so bouncy and tight, we could have been convinced that she was auditioning for the brunette version of Sandy in Grease.
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The world has changed for non-binary artists; roles are slowly starting to appear, and the auditioning process is becoming a little more accepting.
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We're told the pressure of being back in the public eye, plus auditioning in Hollywood again ... was just too much, too soon for Amanda.
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How did the husband (Wojciech Mecwaldowski) of the auditioning actress (Paulina Chapko) come into possession of what looks like a very fresh black eye?
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But after auditioning many "great actors" for Elliot, Mr. Esmail began to wonder if what he'd written was too caustic to watch at all.
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Louis-Dreyfus and Hall lived in the West Village, auditioning for parts and going back to Chicago periodically to work with the theatre company.
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I didn't want my daughter to be prevented from getting a shot at auditioning and doing what she loves because she can't do math.
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"It's as if Dublin were auditioning for a best-places-to-visit-in-2017 feature," Mike Hale wrote in his review in The Times.
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The most famous on-screen cowboy in history, John Wayne didn't get his big break by auditioning or slipping his head-shot to agents.
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The drummer says in the suit that he eventually relented to auditioning, but his fellow band members voted not to allow him to rejoin.
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She drew on her experience as an actor and teacher to write "Acting in Commercials: A Guide to Auditioning and Performing on Camera" (1993).
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"I was a little confused as to why I was pretending to be Spider-Man if I wasn't auditioning for him," Mr. Holland said.
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While he was in Florida, some in the Washington foreign policy establishment wondered if he was auditioning to be the next secretary of defense.
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" Nor is it about the challenges of auditioning for parts or the high jinks surrounding a botched provincial production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream.
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"Is this the gig Berke and Eisen were auditioning for when they predicted last December the president was unlikely to have 'a calm 2019'?"
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Neither Fox nor the former graduate student, however, thought they were auditioning; both believed Close had already decided he was going to photograph them.
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ALLEN AVELLA, GOPAC CHAIRMAN: Doug&aposs answer there sounds like he is auditioning to be Bernie Sanders; press secretary for his president bid in 2020.
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"The very idea of any person auditioning to be in a relationship is so demeaning," Johansson, 33, said in a statement to The Hollywood Reporter .
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Then the third set is you fly to New York and you're auditioning in front of Lorne and the rest of the team, Lorne Michaels.
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The cast also adorably and teasingly revealed the process of auditioning for Burrows and how they landed the roles that came to define their careers.
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The timing of the engagement is especially fitting for the couple, who initially talked about Smith auditioning for The Voice when they first began dating.
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Despite rumors to the contrary, Oka said they were auditioning Asian-Americans for the film, but Oka was responsible for finding talent specifically from Japan.
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Ione Skye (Actor): I grew up in LA and my brother [Donovan Leitch] was auditioning for things, but I didn't want to be an actor.
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The final spots star chef Gordon Ramsay, rapper Cardi B, Pitch Perfect star Rebel Wilson and acclaimed actor Anthony Hopkins auditioning as the next Alexa.
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He then explained how it feels when he arrives to an audition to see a lot of other Indian men auditioning for hte same role.
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Look no further than the cast auditioning to be the next Chairman of the Democrat National Committee to find a harder turn toward the left.
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When Lady Gaga was auditioning for Bradley Cooper's upcoming film A Star Is Born, pasta apparently played an integral part in her landing the gig.
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But Ms. Kim was less confident when it came to auditioning for this coveted role, because Mr. Park is such a celebrity in South Korea.
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A pending free agent, Smith is essentially auditioning for a job next year, every preseason snap buttressing or weakening his chances at finding reliable work.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda is hosting, so the easy money is on at least one "Hamilton" sketch — maybe a series of celebrity impressions of people auditioning?
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After he retired in 2005, Mr. Erde indulged a longstanding interest in opera by auditioning to become an extra, or supernumerary, at the Metropolitan Opera.
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Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Bernie Sanders will be auditioning for the presidency, trying to convey leadership, against the backdrop of an unfolding national emergency.
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It might have been like that in the past, but now it's like auditioning for a reality TV show, with intense coaching and role playing.
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Recently, he almost seemed to be auditioning for the role of Britain's Donald Trump — whose negotiating skills he has compared favorably with those of Mrs.
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On another program, men were fooled into auditioning for a "Survivor"-style show called "Lapdance Island," supposedly set on an island inhabited by lap dancers.
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" At Bard she wanted to work from "a place of trust, not me coming in and auditioning dancers and having them represent me or something.
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Auditioning under the maternal eye of choreographer Madame Blanc (Tilda Swinton), she impresses and is welcomed into the fold, swiftly climbing the all-female ranks.
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If they had been able to sustain our interest, they would still be in the newspapers instead of auditioning for this novel and being rejected.
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But when it comes to rolling out dough for cookies and crusts, it looks like I&aposm auditioning for the "before" parts in an infomercial.
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" When Mr. Chibnall asked her to consider auditioning for him, Ms. Whittaker said, "I was like, 'Can I play a monster with loads of prosthetics?
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He worked for a New York publishing house in the 1950s before auditioning for a play on a whim, which led to his performing career.
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Edith scrounges for casting calls in Toronto, auditioning for such misbegotten projects as "Blood Sausage," about a serial killer who turns his victims into encased meat.
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" To make matters worse, Larson was initially rejected after auditioning for a role as Toni Collette's teen daughter on the Showtime series "United States of Tara.
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"Actors with disabilities face typecasting and a lack of auditioning opportunities, but I don't let [it] define me," he says in this week's issue of PEOPLE.
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"You guys, oh my God, I literally am in New York City, I've been auditioning all day, and Lizzo shared our Hocus Pocus video," she said.
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"You guys, oh my god, I literally am in New York City, I've been auditioning all day, and Lizzo shared our Hocus Pocus video," she said.
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The two were never especially close; they hadn't spoken in over a year when he asked her to, without auditioning, take on the role of Martha.
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The docufilm is made up of interviews with actors from Colorado, where JonBenét Ramsey lived and died, who are auditioning for a movie about her murder.
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Rae Sremmurd wants to sing the national anthem at the World Series so badly, they're auditioning RIGHT OUTSIDE IN L.A. ... while smoking a bunch of weed.
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On a new episode of Sooo Many White Guys podcast with Phoebe Robinson, Jamil, 33, revealed she broke a toilet right before auditioning for the part.
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Then I realized that I needed to start looking like the characters I was auditioning for, so I learned to go into the room in character.
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Since their Super Bowl dreams were squashed, New York Giants stars Eli Manning and Odell Beckham Jr. have apparently been auditioning for a Dirty Dancing remake.
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"I heard that a bunch of us were actually auditioning for different roles," he said of the audition process, which took about two to three months.
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But at the same time, I think at the age of 16, auditioning for something that my mum forced me to do… I didn't feel ready.
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She is suing on behalf of a proposed class that includes women who were allegedly harassed or assaulted while auditioning for Weinstein, according to the lawsuit.
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Actor Damien Gerard, whose performance as a drill sergeant-esque character was an Ascension highlight, was told he was auditioning for something called Bingo Game Night.
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Stirring speculation about a presidential run may be his way of reviving his image—or at least auditioning for a job in a future Democratic administration.
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He was, by his own account, intensely shy, unwilling to brave the gauntlet of auditioning for Toyo Ito and Sanaa, Japanese architects and firms he admired.
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But first up are Beethoven's Fifth and Seventh Symphonies, captured while Mr. van Zweden was effectively auditioning for his new role, back in 2014 and 2015.
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Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Bernie Sanders will be auditioning for the presidency on Sunday night, trying to convey leadership, against the backdrop of a pandemic.
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When pressed by moderator Anderson Cooper, who noted that some have suggested he's "auditioning" to be the GOP front-runner's running mate, Kasich dismissed the notion.
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For Abdul, preparation paid off big time years ago when she was trying to catch her first break by auditioning for a spot as a Laker girl.
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My recent dates have felt less like I'm auditioning men for a role in my life, and more like I'm just getting to know a new friend.
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This is the biggest argument between Morrison and Pamela in the actual film, although O'Heaney said she remembered auditioning for an argument scene backstage after a concert.
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But the guest appearances continue in her dreams; she finds herself auditioning for The Voice in front of John Legend, Kelly Clarkson, Blake Shelton and Adam Levine.
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I think having the last name, in my opinion, put a lot more pressure on me throughout the process of auditioning because you're held under a microscope.
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"We didn't have the suit made when Henry was auditioning, so he wore the original Christopher Reeve suit," said director Zack Snyder in an interview with Dujour.
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Before she was the bow and arrow-wielding winner of The Hunger Games, Lawrence also talked about auditioning for the Twilight franchise, which ultimately starred Kristen Stewart.
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The documentary — if you can call it that — consists only of interviews and line-readings from amateur actors auditioning for a recreation of the murder and trial.
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Tomorrow, the 15th and final season will premiere on FOX, and to tease the episode, the show has released a clip of Yeezy himself auditioning, CNN reports.
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And his team has accused Mr. Kasich of auditioning to be Mr. Trump's vice president, with some joking that he must be receiving some sort of payment.
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Paul Reubens of "Pee-Wee's Playhouse" fame said he knew he wouldn't be cast as soon as he saw one of the other actors who was auditioning.
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After graduating, she spent six months in Los Angeles auditioning for films and television shows, but felt discouraged by the limited roles she was trying out for.
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" The mother, who said this was Estie's first stereotypical role after three years of auditioning, is adamant that "this was not okay and should never have happened.
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He splays his legs on the release for no reason, like he's auditioning for a Jump Man commercial instead of trying to knock down an open shot.
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While auditioning, Cardenas&apos first impression of the character was that he may be playing a version of Dante similar to the one seen in the comics.
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In 1990, after The Times wrote about socialites auditioning for roles as socialites for the film version of Tom Wolfe's novel "The Bonfire of the Vanities," Mrs.
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We're auditioning people to be the primary person in our lives, basically, and hoping that we somehow see into their true selves before we're in too deep.
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" It wasn't until I moved to New York and started auditioning for plays that people said, "That was really nice, but can you lose the Texas accent?
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That lie leads to a movie deal with Christian producers, which then leads to Homer (Dan Castellaneta) auditioning stars like Gal Gadot, Emily Deschanel and Jonathan Groff.
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" He even told his casting directors that when it came to auditioning actors, "Don't even read them unless you can vet the authentic nature of their ancestry.
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But even if an ethnicity is stated, and appropriate casting is encouraged, it's also illegal to exclude white actors from auditioning for a person of color role.
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Bret: I won't count Andrew Yang and Tom Steyer, since everyone knows they are auditioning for some job that isn't the presidency — secretary of commerce, I'd guess.
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In announcing the restructuring, Quinn is auditioning for the permanent role of CEO, which the bank said in August would be announced within six to 12 months.
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She said that she and Rudolph "were auditioning for the ultimate job," though -- as is the custom with presenters -- they were not paid for their Oscar appearance.
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I auditioned for this choir at the suggestion of the voice teacher I was taking lessons from over the summer while I was auditioning for some musicals.
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" She later adds, "I didn't want my daughter to be prevented from getting a shot at auditioning and doing what she loves because she can't do math.
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When an improviser has completed the core curriculum, the process of auditioning for one of the dozens of house teams, which perform on a U.C.B. stage, begins.
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"Is this the new gig Berke and Eisen were auditioning for," he asked, "when they predicted last December the president was unlikely to have 'a calm 2019'?"
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But I've also been auditioning for things again, looking at my channel and trying to figure out what I could do with it in a smaller way.
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"You can only believe what someone tells you, so, you know, there's no proof that he had been auditioning or talking to producers at that point," she explains.
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And then you're auditioning in another accent, and the language they write is so beautiful, so you want to stick to it, so there's so much going on.
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Jones was auditioning to play one of a terrifying coterie of demons called the Gentlemen who rob everyone of their voices in order to quietly steal their hearts.
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Many of those auditioning for the role of Patsy believe she is guilty, although a few bring up their own frustrating and painful experiences of motherhood in mitigation.
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"I used to be a doctor — a physician, but I was auditioning like after work, during lunch, and Allison Jones just took a liking to me," Jeong said.
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With Quavo riding shotgun and Offset and Takeoff cracking jokes in the backseat, Corden quickly endears himself to the group, auditioning for his role as the fourth Migo.
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Obaid Juenda, a judge on the show who now lives in London, said the percentage of women auditioning had fallen sharply to five percent amid the deteriorating security.
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"I don't like auditioning for parts where the person's ethnicity is first and their humanity is second, [such as] objectifying parts or anything I find offensive" explains Mizota.
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But I do remember when we were auditioning in New York, me and him would ride on different ends of the subway train, because we were dressed identical.
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Auditioning in the fall of 2008 for Mercédès, a small part in an upcoming production of "Carmen," she was heard by Daniel Barenboim, who was set to conduct.
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There is no telling whether he will emerge as Mr. Trump's choice, given the sensitivity of the Russia post and the president's propensity for auditioning people for jobs.
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While living in the Sugar Hill neighborhood, she made the rounds, auditioning for television, recording hip-hop tracks, free-styling with the Roots and D.J.ing at the Apollo.
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She had been auditioning for comedy for a couple of years, but the "Downton Abbey" part was a serious role, Waller-Bridge told The Hollywood Reporter in 2017.
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Star Pupils Offer Advice on Making It in the Arts Alex Lacamoire, Cote de Pablo and Tarell Alvin McCraney on auditioning, passion and the value of college. Dance!
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But after auditioning a number of voices and showing clips of Daniels to his friends, including Francis Ford Coppola, they all said the same thing: Keep Daniels' voice.
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The Disaster Artist follows Wiseau and Sestero after their move to Los Angeles, when they both started auditioning for TV and film roles — Sesterk successfully, Wiseau less so.
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" This was 1945, and the future Hollywood icon was auditioning for a company called Blue Book, when a secretary added a damning note next to her measurements: "size 12.
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Joe Alwyn, Swift's boyfriend of two years, opened up about auditioning for the part on Live With Kelly And Ryan, recounting how he was discovered as a young boy.
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The Waterfords are staying with the High Commander George Winslow (Christopher Meloni), whose bustling clan seems to be constantly auditioning for the part of Happy Family on Christmas Morning.
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Dakota and Elle Fanning looked like they were auditioning for a role in a remake of Stephen King's "The Shining" at Wednesday night's Saint Laurent fashion show in Hollywood.
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Kayla Arqueta was born without her left hand and part of her forearm, though that didn't stop her from auditioning for the orchestra at Austin Middle School in Irving.
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That's right: in between running her YouTube channel and auditioning for singing competitions, the super teen creates designs for the eco-friendly jewelry line 31 Bits alongside her mom.
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One thing led to another, and by Part 3, Dave has landed a deal for his own TV Land series, and Jim is auditioning to play himself on it.
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"It's not like she used a few words ... she used specifically the current first lady's speech in a speech where she's auditioning to be the first lady," he added.
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"I was explaining to him, 'I'm going to leave, I'm burned out, I can't handle auditioning anymore and the rejection and the roller-coaster lifestyle it entails,'" she said.
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Some of their characteristics include: open, forgiving, generous, not misogynistic, and go out of their way to make the process of auditioning less uncomfortable than it is by nature.
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She moved to Los Angeles and auditioned for Beale Street after helping a friend, who was auditioning for the lead role, by reading with him for his audition tape.
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Payne famously met his ex-girlfriend, Cheryl Cole, when he was 14 years old and auditioning for British talent show "The X Factor," on which Cole was a judge.
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For one, FBI special agent Doug Mathews -- a self-professed ham, who orchestrated the undercover portion of the investigation -- seems as if he's auditioning for his own TV show.
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Aside from ego — and don't underestimate that factor in Hollywood — actors and actresses, from their earliest days auditioning, don't make it very far if they have a defeatist attitude.
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Arya Stark was more interested in archery than dresses, and the actress who played her was more interested in going to a pig farm than auditioning for the role.
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A consistent complimentary scorer is one thing the Oklahoma City Thunder are still trying to find for Russell Westbrook, and Victor Oladipo seems to be auditioning for the job.
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Sussett shared a sneak peek of the show with a video post on Instagram that captured her enthusiastic reaction after auditioning before judges Katy Perry, Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan.
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Still, I get to thinking about how she shows her breasts (and is conventionally attractive and sexualized) and wonder if that was a requirement for people auditioning at her time.
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He just happened to come to my room for the callback audition, and I remember his audition because I gave him the highest score I've ever given a kid auditioning.
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Here, Allen becomes Mama Darleena Andrews, played in the MCC Theater production by Sandra Caldwell, who booked the role after auditioning as an openly trans woman for the first time.
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"I would sit there with a little white tube sock on my hand so no hand oils got on the card, trying to pay my bills while auditioning," she said.
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That could be a good way to win her heart, which his why he's auditioning in front of drama teacher Miss Jenn (Kate Reinders) and choreographer Carlos (Frankie A. Rodriguez).
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More than following and repeating orders, they sound like they're memorizing lines off a script, auditioning for a role that Shinji is desperately trying to convince you he belongs in.
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Additionally, the montage included videos of him dancing, acting, laughing, embracing his Descendants castmates, smiling with his family, and wrapped with a young Boyce auditioning with a script in hand.
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At the moment Miguel Cervantes was auditioning for the titular role in the Chicago production of Hamilton, his baby girl was in a hospital, having seizures no one could explain.
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And he kept on auditioning each year for the music center, a academy with free tuition, room and board, whose first class of students included Leonard Bernstein and Lukas Foss.
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Eight years later, her blue dress was simpler but not as eager to be appropriate; its sheen, and her edgy hoop earrings, made clear that she was no longer auditioning.
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All this background is newly relevant now that Gingrich is reportedly on Donald Trump's vice-presidential shortlist, and is auditioning for the role at a rally outside Cincinnati Wednesday evening.
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When the audition came around, they were auditioning for a few other voices as well, and I worked and worked at those, listened and practiced, but it never felt right.
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During his senior year of high school, Justin's Jazz 1 group was selected to play at New York's Lincoln Center after auditioning for Wynton Marsalis's Jazz At Lincoln Center program.
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Auditioning for the famed comedy club Comic Strip Live, Maywalt was told by Eddie Murphy's former manager that she shouldn't talk about herself as it wouldn't get her on Letterman.
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That's why Ms. Moeketsi, who grew up in a home without electricity, listening to news on a battery-powered radio and hoping to one day become an announcer, started auditioning.
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When Smith joined the team after Michael Pineda went on the disabled list with a season-ending elbow injury, the Yankees began effectively auditioning Smith to be their fifth starter.
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"He has spent his time in Germany auditioning for a bigger role in the Trump administration rather than trying to develop effective leverage over German foreign policy," this official said.
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Although Malone almost never leaves the stage, she is not given much to work with by either Scanlan or Marshall and compensates with unbridled "I'm auditioning for Peter Pan" enthusiasm.
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When pressed at a CNN town hall by moderator Anderson Cooper, who noted that some have suggested he's "auditioning" to be the front-runner's running mate, Kasich dismissed the notion.
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The long-running live show featured people in cat makeup, wigs and furry, striped bodysuits that made them look like a troupe of Russian acrobats auditioning for Cirque du Soleil.
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Brian is one of the big kids, straining after adult wisdom as if he were auditioning for a role, whereas the little men seem better equipped to ride the bumps.
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Of course, all those auditioning have pet theories and suspicions about the case, and are only too willing to share them—along with all sorts of other nuggets of personal information.
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Cheesy biopics are not where we go for realism, but let's give credit to the hardworking casting agents who must have spent countless hours auditioning red-headed actors and Markle doppelgängers.
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The results are HSBC's first under interim Chief Executive Noel Quinn, and are widely seen by shareholders and insiders as a report card on his auditioning for the role full time.
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Would it really be so far-fetched if maybe one of her kids' friends were Black, or perhaps one of the women auditioning with her for a role could be Latina?
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In 2010, when Hurley was 16, she was scouted by a photographer at her school's prom; after he showed her a model platform and casting website, she started auditioning for shoots.
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Before Derek Hough, Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Valentin Chmerkovskiy were Mirror Ball winners, the Dancing with the Stars pros were talented hopefuls auditioning for a shot on the ABC reality competition series.
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"I had been auditioning for about five months, and after my final audition they said, 'you'll find out tomorrow," the actor explained to during an appearance on the Ellen DeGeneres Show.
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Former DEA lawyer Jonathan Novak said the result of the bill was fewer busts, and more DEA staff "auditioning" for the pharmaceutical industry as opioid deaths and overdoses continued to climb.
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Note to all aspiring actors: If you're auditioning as a Game of Thrones extra, it's better to be an assassin in Dorne (Spain) than a Watcher on the Wall (Northern Ireland).
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"Despite having no pathway to the nomination, Kasich insists on continuing his quixotic auditioning tour to become Donald Trump's vice president," Catherine Frazier, a spokeswoman for Mr. Cruz, said on Sunday.
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"I was fresh off the boat from drama school, and they were auditioning every young Brit in the U.K. [for Game of Thrones]," Harington tells Absolute Radio in an April interview.
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By Thursday afternoon, both Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders had delivered speeches of their own, auditioning for the role of president and seeking to one-up Trump in a single swoop.
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After auditioning and sampling the voices of hundreds of people, Apple's voice-controlled assistant now takes more pauses in sentence, knows more languages and generally sounds less robotic and more human.
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On Instagram, a whole subculture of "fake casting" has popped up over the last year or so, in which young Broadway stans are auditioning for and casting their own imaginary musicals.
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He has spent several mornings guest hosting a New York sports radio show, prompting speculation that he is auditioning for a more permanent role should the Trump administration not come knocking.
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Juilliard bustles come spring — not only are seniors auditioning like mad, but students of all levels also gear up for Juilliard Dances Repertory, an annual showcase of works by established choreographers.
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The new scripted series, starring Bella Thorne, is based on Rebecca Serle's romantic novel about a girl who gets her big break after auditioning for the starring role in a Hollywood blockbuster.
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Millie Bobby Brown confirmed that not only do Stranger Things and E.T. deal with similar themes, her showrunners actually referenced the 1982 movie when she was auditioning for the role of Eleven.
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" Last month, Joyce mocked Depp's stilted performance in the apology video, saying he "looked like he was auditioning for the Godfather" and urging him to re-shoot it with "a little gusto.
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Kate's reality check about how she was perceived by the group of people she was auditioning for felt like a direct response to the critics who said the show wouldn't do it.
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Katy Perry's fellow American Idol judge Luke Bryan is standing by her side after she sparked controversy when she planted a playful peck on an auditioning contestant who had never been kissed.
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The result is HSBC's first under Quinn - formerly commercial banking head - and is widely seen by shareholders and insiders as a report card on his auditioning for the CEO role full time.
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Their communication restarted again in November 2018 when the teen texted Massey and explained that she would be interested in auditioning for a reboot of his spinoff series Cory in the House.
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Ditto for a bit featuring the star as another Dame, Maggie Smith, auditioning for various movies that one would not normally associate with the "Downton Abbey" veteran, her "Harry Potter" work notwithstanding.
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Inspired by the British boy band tradition of "Take That", Veldman spent a year auditioning members who could sing and dance and also believed in Britain's lasting relationship with the European Union.
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Christie was guest hosting/auditioning for Mike Francesa's legendary sports talk show on WFAN in New York -- and was mostly keeping the topics to sports ... until they opened it up to callers.
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Out of thousands of hopefuls auditioning for the lead role as Mowgli in Disney's live-animation adaptation of 1967's The Jungle Book, 12-year-old Neel Sethi seamlessly claimed the spot.
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"This guy was such an asshole, it looked like he was auditioning for a Snickers commercial," Noah said, referring to the ads in which people rage until they're given a candy bar.
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During her time in Cambridge however, she found herself auditioning for the university's Footlights Dramatic Club, where she would go onto meet her future co-stars, comedians David Mitchell and Robert Webb.
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A pro stuntman claims he was SHOT IN THE BACK with live ammunition from a semi-automatic assault rifle while auditioning for a role in a TV show ... and shocker, he's pissed!!!
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Soon, Jonas was auditioning for Broadway shows and went on to perform in four shows, including Beauty and the Beast, Les Miserables and Sound of Music—all by the age of 11.
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She was still making money as a model, auditioning for acting roles, writing for The New York Times and Harper's Bazaar, publishing her first book, and picking up roles on TV series.
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In October the French president was "auditioning to be leader of the free world" at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, with tackling global warming a centerpiece of his pitch.
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But then there was the actor in me, who's been doing this for 20 years while being blessed to be kicking around auditioning rooms in Hollywood, TV, and film for a while.
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La Fuente has featured in a number of movies over the years, and most recently appeared in the 2.303 flick , with the film's American protagonist auditioning there for a local mariachi band.
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When I was first auditioning for the role [of Natasha], there was a part of me that really did think that there was no way they were looking for me for this.
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He's telling us that he hooked us up at the Hilton for a two night stay and that the Stones are camped out there, auditioning guitar players and recording Black And Blue.
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"A canceled flight can't stop me from sharing my vision for putting unions and working people first (or apparently from auditioning for Alvin and the Chipmunks)," de Blasio tweeted after his appearance.
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After graduating from New York University with a theater degree, she moved back to her home state of California, where she worked with an agent in Los Angeles, auditioning for TV spots.
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While making "Melodrama," Lorde took lots of subway rides, auditioning rough mixes of songs on cheap earbuds, which helped give her a sense of how the music would sound in daily life.
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But Chloe's dad died when she was 3, and her extra-protective mom has forbidden her from auditioning for a New York City dance company, which she has her heart set on.
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"This show is all these dynamic female characters that aren't relying on beauty at all, and that's not an experience I felt like I had when I was first auditioning," she said.
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Then, right before auditioning for "Two Trains Running," I saw a show on public television about Wilson that had some clips of Charles Dutton, who had done a ton of Wilson's plays.
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She paid tribute to her agents and lawyers — "They fight for me like I'm a 30-year-old white man," Hall said — and recalled years of auditioning and struggling to book roles.
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British actor Romola Garai has added to the chorus of sexual harassment allegations against the disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein, saying she felt "violated" after auditioning for him as an 18-year-old.
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In a rare carpool karaoke move, Corden even pulled the car over for a street-side performance of Lovato's "Confident" after auditioning their new "band" with an a cappella version of Jonas's "Jealous."
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Wilde stumbled on a different kind of queer stereotype when she was auditioning actors for Alan, who was initially written to be the gay best friend of the school's overly enthusiastic theater queen.
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The actress was the first solo female BBC Radio 1 presenter and worked for Premier Model Management Limited before moving to LA and auditioning for "The Good Place" after a breast cancer scare.
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Likewise, Luca Guadagnino's gory remake of Suspiria, which stars Dakota Johnson as an American dancer auditioning to join a Berlin-based company run by a coven of witches, dominated the indie box office.
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His First Big Break Was in a Movie Directed by Francis Ford Coppola After meeting with Spielberg, Ehrenreich spent five years auditioning and booking guest parts on CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and Supernatural.
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I have another friend who's Latina and tall like me — she's from Cuba, and because there are so few roles for Latinas in Hollywood, we always find ourselves auditioning for the same thing.
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Ulis, auditioning to be the team's backup point guard, had six points to go along with four assists in 230 minutes while Len struggled to four points and seven boards in 212 minutes.
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She's sick of auditioning to play "secretaries telling powerful men their wives are on line 21," not getting callbacks, struggling to pay her gas bill, and eating Cinnamon Toast Crunch for every meal.
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And two months ago, Nixolas uploaded this simulation of White Walker's conquering The Wall like they're auditioning for the sequel to World War Z. And now I'm plumb lost in the rabbit hole.
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"One of the principles here is that displays that people use while driving generally should not be dynamic," said Mr. Green, who said that he had not spent any time auditioning the system.
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After auditioning for and not getting a part in the movie, then 19-year-old Reale decided to hang around the set with background actors so that he could snag a free meal.
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Auditioning for the &aposBiggest Loser&apos sounds even more grueling than being on the showA new show features &aposBiggest Loser&apos winners who regained weight — and reveals a deeper truth about weight loss
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On it, she lists graduate programs she didn't get into, degrees she didn't finish or pursue, harsh feedback from an old boss and even the rejections she got after auditioning for several orchestras.
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But there are some really niftily edited sequences showing dancers auditioning and practicing that makes me wonder why the film's creative team didn't save their big production guns for the more climactic performances.
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There was a posting on the cork board at NYU saying MTV was auditioning for a cartoon about vampires—they had a phone number and you literally were supposed to audition on the voicemail.
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Drawing from legends, such as the late Tejana superstar Selena Quintanilla, and harnessing her natural talent, the 23-year-old San Antonio native found herself auditioning solo for TV's The X Factor in 2012.
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"What I can say is although I don't think he'll get an Academy Award for his performance, the fact that he did it... he looked like he was auditioning for the Godfather," Joyce said.
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Meester actually auditioned for Serena first, but ended up telling the show's producers that she was a "better fit" for Blair, but it seems the whole auditioning process wasn't all that memorable for her.
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Pratt seems to be auditioning for an as-yet-unmade Han Solo on the frontier remake, and while he does fine, putting him in these confident manly-man roles is playing against his strengths.
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But after auditioning to play real-life transgender activist Cecilia Chung in ABC's upcoming miniseries When We Rise, she went out of her way to make sure the casting director knew she is trans.
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Rose says the guys on the current roster are basically auditioning to stay in Purple & Gold -- and right now it looks like Kyle Kuzma and Josh Hart are the only ones who appear safe.
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Jeff Weaver, Sanders's campaign manager, could have been auditioning for ''Veep'' when, last October, he said jokingly of Clinton to John Heilemann of Bloomberg Politics that ''we're willing to consider her for vice president.
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I'm so happy I trusted him because going back to that promise led me to writing the pilot for FirstGen, which led me to auditioning for Insecure—and two years later, here we are.
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With the Cleveland and Philadelphia conventions around the corner, those auditioning for vice president are raising their national profiles and showcasing the talent and experience they could bring to a Republican or Democratic ticket.
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But Shelton backed up his opinion by pointing out the improbability of Bradbery's success: She won the show at just age 16 having never sung in public before and after auditioning on a whim.
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His jokes cover familiar territory (movie clichés, auditioning), but what makes him one of the most exciting young stand-ups today, and one with breakout potential, is his outlandish physicality and old-school showmanship.
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"Getting this part surprised me, but in the best way possible," says Boe, noting that when she started auditioning at 15, there were no shows that properly portrayed diverse, specifically mixed, families on screen.
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At a hotel opening in 2012, he dropped out of a helicopter attached to wires and walked down the facade of the building as if he was auditioning to be the next James Bond.
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"Strict classical ballet, the companies that you would be auditioning for, they have their look, they have their type, and they're usually not going to budge on it, even if you're that good," she says.
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When we first meet him in the show's pilot, he's auditioning for "Man at Party Who Smells Fart," a far cry from his high school heydays when he played Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof.
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John Krasinski, looking like he's auditioning for a role in Marvel movie, plays Jack Silva, a guy who's apparently come to Libya to work out and shoot people because he has a family to support.
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Julio Teheran (9-9), who was likely auditioning for a spot in Atlanta's postseason rotation, took the loss after allowing one run on two hits and two walks while striking out five over six innings.
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The year was 2008, and Payne was just 14 years old at the time — auditioning in front of Cheryl, Simon Cowell and Irish entertainment manager Louis Walsh for the U.K. version of The X-Factor.
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The Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman star revealed to Australian TV morning show Sunrise on Tuesday that her experiences with a powerful producer her first time auditioning in Hollywood almost prompted her to quit acting altogether.
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For the rest of the roster, Rose gives this advice: "If you're on your rookie contract, you're auditioning to see who can fit best with LeBron ... Hey, you know, gotta get out there and perform!"
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The idea of a sitting governor openly auditioning for a job as a sports-talk radio bullfrog is ridiculous, if also ridiculous in a way that has been kind of grimly predictable for some time.
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By contrast, "Who is America?" and its predecessors ask what people will say to be on TV, in an age where it seems like half the punditocracy is auditioning to be the next Ann Coulter.
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Two former executives for Victoria's Secret told The Times they were concerned by Epstein's apparent attempts to introduce himself into the model-auditioning processes and informed Wexner, who said he would take care of it.
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In his 2014 interview with Billboard, Mr. Pearlman insisted that he could have paid back the people he defrauded if the federal authorities had only allowed him to start auditioning singers, even from behind bars.
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Auditioning when she was barely in her 20s for the New York City Opera, where her father had sung in the 1940s (and which is presenting her recital on Wednesday), she was offered major contracts.
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That was one way she wound up auditioning, unwittingly, for one of the most high-profile detainees still there: Ammar al-Baluchi, the 39-year-old Pakistani man accused of running money for the Sept.
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Samantha Bee accused states of auditioning for Hoarders: Rape Kit Edition on Monday, with a scorching Full Frontal segment on the 400,000 rape kits that are sitting untested in police evidence rooms across the country.
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Nikki Haley, the US ambassador to the United Nations, tweeted her disapproval over a skit involving the former presidential candidate "auditioning" to perform the audio version of Michael Wolff's bombshell book about President Donald Trump.
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Schenkelberg, who was once a high-level Scientologist, explained in an interview with The Daily Mail that she had no idea she was auditioning to be Cruise's girlfriend after he and Nicole Kidman ended their marriage.
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Some stood on the outskirts of the crowd and gently bobbed their heads along to the beat while others put themselves out there and busted out moves as if they were auditioning for America's Got Talent.
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"Redheads, under 5′ 5″, not tan, you look identical," Adams quipped about her comparison to Fisher, whom she met while auditioning for the same role of Brenda Strong in the film, Catch Me If You Can.
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In December, Kim Kardashian tweeted about Kanye West making an appearance on the final season of American Idol, and now you can watch that footage, via E!. And, see, here's the twist: Kanye West is auditioning!
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And when you have Kim Basinger — who starred in 9 1/2 Weeks for god's sake— sounding like she's auditioning for a guest-spot on Days of Our Lives, well then, the writing's on the wall.
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Trying to increase his likeability at the beginning of his presidential campaign, he posted a video of himself "auditioning" for a series of Simpsons' characters amid rumors that key Simpsons' voice actor Harry Shearer was retiring.
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Auditioning for a spot on a reality show requires several elements: nerves of steel, an acceptance that humiliation may be imminent, and the willingness to venture into the unknown in front of (potentially) millions of viewers.
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"I was auditioning to play a spy and I guess for whatever reason I put on the eyebrow and I put on this idea of what the spy in this comedy meant to me," he says.
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Letter Cory Booker, Sherrod Brown, Julián Castro … These are just some of the names being mentioned — and in some cases auditioning — as possible running mates for Hillary Clinton, as a front-page article on Monday noted.
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Both men will be auditioning for the presidency amid an unfolding national emergency over the coronavirus; the last candidates to debate in such urgent circumstances were Barack Obama and John McCain during the 2008 financial crisis.
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"After leaving college I started auditioning for cruises, but I really didn't want to do them," Melanie tells me in that measured way a person shares a really good story that they've shared a few times.
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He had seen the show three times before auditioning, and already had a "Dear Evan Hansen" key chain with a cartoon version of the title character, which Mr. Feldman says he got at BroadwayCon in 2018.
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As a "nontraditional"-looking woman, I came back to an industry that had me auditioning for the "frumpy friend" or the "zaftig secretary," though I eventually landed a role that has earned me four Emmy nominations.
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Already auditioning for that role is an eclectic group of ambitious Democrats, including three senators who appear all but certain to run: Kamala Harris of California, Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Cory Booker of New Jersey.
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It was the artist formerly known as Prince who renamed Ms. Electra, the Ohio native formerly known as Tara Leigh Patrick, after he discovered her in 1991 auditioning for a girl group on his record label.
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Mason, who first burst onto the scene as a So You Think You Can Dance phenom, was auditioning for a role on Calderon Kellet's 2018 CBS pilot History of Them, which never made it to air.
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Sometimes, YouTube might recommend a video from a few hours ago (like a clip from The Tonight Show featuring Tom Hiddleston auditioning as Thor) or a day ago (Billie Eilish's performance at the American Music Awards).
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As the gone-to-seed object of Claire's obsession, a too-hearty Weaving — a fine Australian actor who memorably appeared opposite Cate Blanchett in "Uncle Vanya" — appears to be auditioning for a vintage cowboy television show.
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"I decided I was going to be an actor, and [although] I didn't get a job, I saved all of my money and hustled every day, auditioning, trying to get any work I could," he remembers.
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For example, do you have experience with performing at an open mike night, auditioning for a play, submitting creative writing to a literary magazine or entering visual art for consideration for an art show or fair?
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In his 20 videos, 40 page workbook, and office hours that allows students to receive feedback from the Netflix star, Spacey covers various facets of the industry, including auditioning, acting for the stage, and maintaining your sanity.
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Despite auditioning for a role in which the actor playing her love interest was just one year younger, Elizabeth Banks was told she was too old to portray Mary Jane Watson in the original Spider-Man film.
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Syracuse University moves senior drama students — nearly all of its actors and many stage designers and directors — to New York for a semester-long spring program that exposes them to working professionals and teaches networking and auditioning.
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Hitherto, Cruz has been Trump's most stalwart defender among his rivals, often speaking of the real estate mogul in terms that sounded as if he were auditioning to be his running mate, rather than running against him.
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Clark is the head of this 32-person team, which also means he slaps headshots of the fugitives on a white board like he's auditioning for the part of a grizzled but successful cop on The Wire.
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Given Quinn is still effectively auditioning to be CEO, he has a strong incentive to show he's the one to deliver the deep cost cuts needed in the U.S. business and to the London-based investment bank.
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In a new interview with Porter Magazine, the actress disclosed that her large following has helped the decision process in her favor when auditioning for new projects, and discusses how that's the new normal in the industry.
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Documentarian Errol Morris described his behaviour as being like "masturbating in public," which is neither here nor there, but one gets the sense that Trump is auditioning for the role of himself every time he's on camera.
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The singer-songwriter, known for her collaborations including "Me, Myself, and I" with G-Eazy and "Back to You" with Louis Tomlinson, waited in line with her mom, but she didn't even get a shot at auditioning.
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Gabriel Byrne stars in this comic drama about an aging actor who should be auditioning for the title role in "King Lear" but is so demoralized that he's grateful to be considered for the part of Fool.
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Sources tell Business Insider that one of the new board members has not been picked yet and Stephenson's one-time successor-in-waiting, John Stankey, is auditioning for Stephenson's job, though has not been guaranteed the role.
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For more than a year — since Mr. Cohn stepped down as the firm's president to be the director of the National Economic Council — Mr. Solomon and Mr. Schwartz, 54, have been auditioning to be Mr. Blankfein's successor.
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The third-act twist, which also introduces Shazam family members played by Meagan Good, D.J. Cotrona, Michelle Borth and Ross Butler, was so under wraps that the actors didn't even know what roles they were auditioning for.
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The implicit threat, too, was clear: Christie is clearly auditioning for attorney general in a Trump administration, and his audition was to lay out the reasons he would try to jail the leader of the opposition party.
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" The gas leak, which was caused by a pilot light in the kitchen, was taken care of and three of the firefighters tried their hand at "auditioning" for the show singing the Richie hit "All Night Long.
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Not surprisingly, the performances tend to get lost amid the mayhem -- the point here is style, not substance -- although Wahlberg talks in such rapid-fire, staccato fashion, he appears to be auditioning for a "West Wing" reboot.
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"You can accuse whatever because you're just sitting there just telling untruths because you don't get it because you have a personal agenda and maybe you're auditioning for the prospect of being an impeachment manager," he added.
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After auditioning as individual singers on the British musical competition The X Factor, Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Harry Styles, Louis Tomlinson, and Zayn Malik were thrown together into a group by TV personality Simon Cowell in 2010.
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"Could anyone have imagined that five or 10 years ago, when businessmen turned down a New York mogul and reality TV host auditioning for its investment," he wrote, "that they were jeopardizing the security of their country?"
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Haley's tweet stands in contrast to her disapproval of a comedy skit during the Grammy Awards last week, which featured Hillary Clinton "auditioning" to perform the audio version of Michael Wolff's bombshell book about President Donald Trump.
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A former wedding photographer faces extortion, cyberstalking and wire fraud charges in Missouri, where he allegedly tricked dozens of women into having sex with him under the pretense they were auditioning for X-rated film roles, PEOPLE confirms.
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In a Vanity Fair interview published last week about her film "First They Killed My Father," Jolie described a game played by the casting directors with the young Cambodian children auditioning for the lead role of Loung Ung.
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Recently, Peter Weber's alleged ex-girlfriend from before The Bachelorette came forward to claim to Entertainment Tonight that he was auditioning for the show while they were dating, and that he dumped her out of nowhere in December.
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I believed in myself, but when I turned 25, I just thought, Oh, I'll just be working my day job and auditioning and struggling financially, but I'll be living my dream for the next two or three decades.
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" Wise went on to explain that in 2012, the year Scandal premiered on ABC, she noticed that she was no longer auditioning for sidekick roles, but "testing very often in television to be the lead of a thing.
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THR writes that Disney, director Guy Ritchie, and the casting directors have been scouring the globe (including India, Abu Dhabi, Egypt, and London) for the right man and woman — auditioning about 2,000 different actors for the co-leads.
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At the time, Blunt was auditioning for the studio's would-be blockbuster Eragon, and when a casting agent put her on an audition tape for Prada, she read the lines for her American character in a British accent.
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"This is a good moment to take note of who's standing up for the public and who's auditioning to be a Comcast lobbyist," Craig Aaron, CEO of DC-based public interest group Free Press Action Fund, told Motherboard.
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I love that it terminates in standard 3.5mm connectors, meaning that if it ever fails (or I just fancy auditioning other cables, because that's a thing audiophiles do), I can swap in another standard cable in its place.
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In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, the American Idol contestant — who was voted through in a surprise move Monday evening — opens up about auditioning for Idol and using hate as motivation to succeed while the world is watching.
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Their names sound like anime characters or former Myspace celebrities, they look like they're auditioning for a role in a live-action reboot of Street Fighter, and they all love—or have fallen out of love—with benzos.
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Its co-founders and artistic directors, Sam Hyken and Jacomo Bairos, studied at the Juilliard School and met while auditioning for the Singapore Symphony Orchestra before returning to the United States to seek funding for their nonprofit ensemble.
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After convincing her parents to let her drop out of high school and move to Hollywood at the age of 15, Stone started auditioning full time and landed sporadic gigs, like in an episode of Malcolm in the Middle.
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Though the Lost alum was convinced Bowie was reading the part of Gandalf, there was word going around that the legendary artist was auditioning for the part of Elrond, Lord of Rivendell, a part eventually played by Hugo Weaving.
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The actor probably meant that as a joke — though Melton does work out like he's auditioning for the role of Jacob in a Twilight reboot, something he does alongside co-star K.J. Apa, who portrays Archie on the series.
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Auditions for the fall show typically begin about two months in advance; last year, top-tier models like Shanina Shaik, Hilary Rhoda, and Aiden Curtis began auditioning in August, and final callbacks can stretch until days before the show.
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The backstory behind American Honey is astonishing: Arnold is a British director who prepped for her first American-shot film by road-tripping around the country herself, auditioning young people she found at beach parties and in parking lots.
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Still, I knew enough to know that nothing was ever guaranteed, that auditioning was only one step toward being cast, that a play was only one step toward a movie, and a movie was only one step toward fame.
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"Me auditioning for Blue's long lost sister on Blue's Clues so I can hang out with Joshua Dela Cruz," one user tweeted, sharing a funny video of herself prancing around in a home-goods store, modeling a blue blanket.
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Ms. Logan is well-respected and often pointed to as a natural fit for the permanent job, but former Fed officials worry that she is now essentially auditioning, which could hinder her ability to make tough or unpopular decisions.
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It was well-reasoned, and I had to agree that some of the players seem like they're auditioning for Groundhog Day (Dany walking through Dothraki flames like she did in Season 1, Arya stuck in seemingly endless "Jedi training").
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The This Is Us star recently sat down with PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly Editorial Director Jess Cagle for the latest episode of The Jess Cagle Interview, and he dished on his days as a young actor auditioning in Los Angeles.
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It was like playing a song for someone, how the urgency of wanting to share gave way to a deeper anxiety, as if one were auditioning not music but one's self, with the person's judgment suspended, hovering overhead like an ax.
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Rhenzy Feliz "The second I got the audition, before I even went into the room, I knew what I was auditioning for," says Rhenzy Feliz, who plays – and is a dead-ringer for — the Runaways' resident genius and lynchpin, Alex Wilder.
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"She and Demi were auditioning for the same things because they were the same age, they were both Hispanic, they both had dark hair — so she ended up going to a lot of auditions with us," recalls De La Garza.
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Scott was Golden Buzzer-ed through to an automatic place in the Britain's Got Talent live shows last year, propelled forth by Simon Cowell himself after auditioning with the very same song that has him riding high in the charts today.
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Pike, who's built her career starring in films like Gone Girl and A United Kingdom, revealed that she was asked to (and, ultimately, refused to) strip down into her underwear before auditioning for the 2002 James Bond film, Die Another Day.
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But whether Garoppolo is auditioning to keep holding Brady's clipboard or to go somewhere else Matt Cassel-style, Bill Belichick and Josh McDaniels have the offensive acumen and pass-catching talent to make it easy for No. 10 to succeed.
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Kitty Green, the filmmaker, held "auditions" for a movie about the JonBenet Ramsey case in the area around where the family lived, then had the actors auditioning for the film talk about their perceptions of the family and of the story.
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Student Opinion You may have heard about Benjamin Glaze, 19, who while auditioning for "American Idol," was asked about whether he'd ever been kissed and upon saying "no" and explaining why, was kissed by Katy Perry, one of the show's judges.
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Beyond the long-shot candidates effectively auditioning for cabinet positions or building a profile (and donor base) for future races, there are prospective books to sell and television contracts to sign, boards to join and paid speeches to paid-speak.
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Time's Up wants to make sure that all actors know their rights when auditioning, filming, and other professional contexts so they're better prepared to deal with unacceptable work demands and respond to instances of sexual harassment and misconduct in the workplace.
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Think of it as a grown-up version of the Mickey Mouse club, but instead of 9-year-olds singing and dancing, it's real women (over the age of 14) auditioning for a chance to model truly size-inclusive jeans.
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Now, some of the most influential figures in conservative media are openly auditioning for Spicer's job, calling for the ouster of communications director Mike Dubke or pushing the White House to fight back against the media by ending press briefings altogether.
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Some have said Ms. Winston Wolkoff is auditioning for the job as the White House social secretary, but it is more likely that she will become an adviser to the first lady on things like anti-bullying initiatives and wardrobe selection.
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In those negotiations, they are auditioning for their next jobs, wanting to display their dazzling smarts but also eventually needing to appear like reasonable people and avoid being depicted by the white-collar bar as cowboys unworthy of a prestigious partnership.
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Even when I wasn't auditioning, I would still go through these phases when I just felt hopeless … For me, trying to look at what I can improve on helps, but even so, there are so many factors that go into casting.
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Half of the time he seems like a charisma-less version of Stanley Tucci's character in the Hunger Games with worse clothes, affecting an unearned solemnity, and the other half he looks like he's auditioning for the next season of The Bachelor.
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Trump's public auditioning of potential chiefs of staff made it look like he couldn't attract talent — then he hastily announced Mick Mulvaney as "acting" chief because, according to insiders, he was freaked out by news coverage suggesting the search was a debacle.
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"If you decide to run for the presidency and spend all this time out there, it seems something else other than auditioning for Fox News is in your head," said Neal Milner, professor emeritus of political science at the University of Hawaii.
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V tries to convince him to shower — "You look like you're auditioning for a teen reboot of The Shining" — but first, he wants to walk Vegas, a seemingly harmless act that once again makes him think about how much he needs his dad.
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Egerton said he was already an avowed fan of the singer - even auditioning to get into drama school by singing "Your Song" - and had gotten to know John well during filming, making it "borderline overwhelming" to step into his shoes on-screen.
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Naree Ketudat knows that sentiment well, and in the latest episode of Hair Me Out she takes her shoulder-length blond hair into a pastel pink bob without regrets, despite the superficial demands of auditioning for roles as an actress and singer.
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"I had been auditioning for the show for a couple years before this point and then they asked for a rushed showcase of black women in LA and in New York, and I was in the New York one," she recounted to NPR.
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"As far as I can tell, Williamson has zero experience or expertise that would prepare her to effectively do the job for which she's auditioning, and that's terrifying to me," Seth Cotlar, a historian of the US at Willamette University, tells me.
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Since first auditioning for Beyoncé a decade ago, Everett is now the longest-standing dancer on Bey's team — and her dance captain, a well-known performer in her own right with a cult following, easily recognizable onstage thanks to her red curls.
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There's another mission HPE's Spaceborne Computer is auditioning for: traveling to Mars would take about a year, and since the distance to Earth is obviously much greater than anything in orbit, the standalone computing power on that spacecraft will matter even more.
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Douglas plays Sandy Kominsky, a renowned acting coach who gives brilliant advice to his classes -- who pepper him with questions about things like auditioning for a shampoo commercial -- but could use a bit of his own when it comes to his personal affairs.
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With three Syrians, a Chechen, an Iranian, an Indian, an Ethiopian and a Sri Lankan (an Afghan and a Tibetan are auditioning in the next few days), the organizers have already put on 20 events since February, including lunches, dinners and buffets.
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Instead of "Better Things," the poster reads "Better Days," and, instead of Adlon, it pictures the actress Constance Zimmer—the two look quite similar, and Zimmer appeared in the "Better Things" pilot as another actress auditioning for the same role as Sam.
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Per a tip, she ends up in a grimy gym with a group of diverse women (age, body type, race, everything else—one young woman basically identifies as a wolf) auditioning for Sam, a boozy B-movie director desperate for new success.
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In one famous study, the economists Claudia Goldin and Cecilia Rouse found that the share of women admitted to city orchestras increased substantially when evaluators were prevented from seeing the auditioning musicians and could judge based only on the quality of the performance.
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Peretz writes about casting directors for Jolie's Netflix film First They Killed My Father — a memoir adaptation about the Cambodian genocide — auditioning child actors to gauge how they could emote under pressure and instill an "authentic connection to pain" for the movie itself.
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It was "business as usual" for casting directors, agents and famous actors to ask for a quid pro quo — sleep with them and you had a chance at the part you were auditioning for; don't sleep with them and you can forget it.
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Sandra Caldwell, who came out as transgender while auditioning for the role, gets the rhythms right but has little else to play; Mr. Dawkins lets all of the character's attempted lessons dribble away before they lead to believable change or even practical information.
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But while Daisy is finishing a degree, working full-time and getting out into the dating world, Lucy is spending all her time and energy trying to become Instafamous: auditioning for reality TV gigs, chasing likes, and ignoring her real-world responsibilities.
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A recent study by Carnegie Mellon University, found that partners who exhibit certain traits are more likely to hinder their partner reaching for more challenging opportunities, such as striving to get a promotion, auditioning for a key role, or running for public office.
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"Just watching her face move from trying to get this job and thinking she's auditioning in a way for this very powerful man who could help her career, transitioning to being pushed across the line, it was extraordinary to witness," Roach said.
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If you think of him as auditioning for a job as Warren's vice president, it was arguably an impressive performance, but that's all worth nothing if Biden becomes the nominee and right now it looks like Biden's going to be the nominee.
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I was always prepared to do a lot more work, and I knew that I'd wind up creating my own stuff, and that it would be a tough road, but auditioning again was a shock, and I hadn't really prepared myself for that too much.
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For months, since his appointment at USCIS, Cuccinelli has been viewed as auditioning for the role of DHS secretary, often appearing on Fox News praising the president and weighing in on immigration policy beyond the scope of his agency on Twitter, including ICE operations.
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But this week, a casting notice on the show's website that originally explicitly excluded white actors from auditioning for its lead roles raised a civil rights lawyer's eyebrows and caught the attention of Actor's Equity Association, the union responsible for protecting actors' rights on Broadway.
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In her "casting process"—for a movie that doesn't materialize beyond this documentary (and it's unclear whether those auditioning are aware of this)—Green interviews her prospects, who liberally give their two cents about who the killer may be and what their motivation was.
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He recalls meeting McGowan in Cannes in 2005 and hearing her story: That Harvey Weinstein had blacklisted her from appearing in or even auditioning for his movies, and that's why she couldn't try out for Rodriguez's Sin City (2005) even though she'd wanted to.
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Mr. Robertson, button-down in a Rick Santorum-style sweater vest (not the only odd costume choice), goes for focused and proper when pulling out the personal lives of the performers auditioning, and he's a good dancer in his limited opportunities to show those skills.
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Gadot – who will portray the warrior in an upcoming standalone film, Wonder Woman – said that she didn't even know what part she was auditioning for when director Zack Snyder asked her to do a camera test for 2016's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
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FRANCE, August: It's "The X Factor" for opera singers: Les Azuriales invites 10 finalists chosen out of up to 150 auditioning singers from around the world to a villa on the Côte d'Azur to compete and create an opera from scratch in a week.
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And let's be honest: Carrie knew, when she looked at her old friend playing stuffed animals with Franny and had a "good feeling … the best feeling I'd had in a really long time" that she wasn't auditioning him for the job of media-relations specialist.
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Watch Kamala Harris meet Mindy Kaling's dad and cook Indian food Stephen Colbert skewers Trump's waffling 53-minute call to 'Fox and Friends' Robert De Niro slams Trump, calls him a 'fake president' Please enjoy this footage of Tom Hiddleston auditioning to play 'Thor'
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The 20-year-old actress graces the cover of Net-A-Porter's weekly digital magazine PorterEdit in which she recalled auditioning for a role on the hit NBC sitcom Friends — only to be rejected and later see her older sister Dakota land a role in the show.
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There's a story I've read about you, which left me stunned: As a student you auditioned for a place at the Royal College of Music and were told that you'd be better off auditioning for a teaching place because there were so few performance spots for women.
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"The fine print said to audition with something age-appropriate, but I did a monologue as the mom from Bye Bye Birdie," Paulson, 41, says of auditioning for New York City's Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts, which inspired the movie Fame.
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Johnny Depp, Amber Heard issue somber apology for dog smuggling The somber nature of their apology led it to being mocked by Australian deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce -- who joked that Depp looked like he was "auditioning for The Godfather" -- and late-night host Stephen Colbert.
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Tiffany Haddish hosted and, while there are plenty of sketches from the night that might live longer in the memory, her quick-hit impressions of Cardi B and Mary J Blige auditioning for roles in the live-action remake of The Lion King were good, honest fun.
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If you or a friend is unsigned and passionate about a career in hip-hop, then you could find yourself in auditioning in front of not just Cardi B, Chance The Rapper, and T.I., but other established rappers sitting as guest judges in their respective hometowns.
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She read the Downsizing script 'for fun' before auditioning "I like to read for fun and I wanted to read Alexander [Payne]'s script for Downsizing because I was a huge fan of his and was just curious about what he was working on," Chau says.
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For example during an earlier season of reality show Dance Moms when then 10-year old dancer Nia Frazier was boxed into performing an "ethnic dance" because, according to her dance instructor Abby Lee Miller, those are the "kinds of roles for which she'll be auditioning".
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Ms. McClintic, who was working for a tech start-up, lost her job and now works part-time for her church while auditioning for dance roles; Mr. Wiese, who was finishing a graduate program in mathematics, decided he did not want to become an academic after all.
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With the peculiar exception of the cast of "Queer Eye," who appeared to be auditioning for an Atlantic City dinner theater production, men at the Emmy's dressed soberly and impeccably in sharply cut evening clothes (as tuxedos are properly called) that religiously followed the rule book.
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A similar arc is evident in the casting of Lady Gaga, already a megastar, yet who has managed to position herself as an ingenue (in the manner of her character) and spoken at length about the experience of auditioning for the film, especially going makeup-free.
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Here is a fan dressed as an eagle, in a tree (I enjoyed writing that sentence): And of course, it wouldn't be a proper celebration without a Big Dick Nick appearance: And here's the head coach Doug Pederson auditioning for a spot on the hands team:
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Children will love the (injured) birds of prey, the desert tortoises, who inch around their habitat about as rapidly as some locals drive, and Pitch, Rogue and Brook, three musky-smelling river otters who showboat around their habitat like they're auditioning to be reality TV stars.
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Elsewhere, Mike and Gus are auditioning architects/engineers who can build a meth super lab beneath the industrial cleaners on the D.L. Ever the hyper-cautious man, Gus opts for the German who is eager to underscore just how dangerous and difficult this project will be.
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" He recalled a "humbling" experience of playing guitar for his older child — and just when he thought he was getting somewhere ("I was, like, auditioning for my daughter, which is ridiculous," Levine joked), Dusty leaned over to touch the guitar and told him, " 'Put that down.
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Clinton appeared at the end of a pre-taped skit in which various musicians read excerpts from Michael Wolff's best-seller Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House, purportedly auditioning for the audiobook most likely to take home Best Spoken Word Album at next year's Grammys.
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During People Now's Confess Sesh, Katy Perry, Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan get candid about who their ultimate music icon crush is, which Idol judge is the hardest to impress, and which song they would sing if they were the ones auditioning to be the next American Idol.
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Whether it's flooding a church nave with placid truths, rocking "silk skunk" (a real thing, yes) in a Calvin Klein campaign, or auditioning for a role without much prior acting experience, the underlying strategy of it all is to let her personality be the catalyst for the creativity.
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Making New York her second home, she found an agent and resolutely began auditioning for the career she had coveted since second grade, when she was passed over for the lead in an Easter play, understudied for the role on her own, and luckily got to fill it.
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But I still can't help wondering why all the characters have to sound like they're auditioning for parts in The Importance of Being Earnest without a script; it's amazing how often they get the bitchy tone right, but do all their lines really have to sound so assiduously prepped?
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" Angelo Carusone, the president of Media Matters for America, a liberal watchdog group that routinely criticizes Fox News, says that Shine became "an expert in collecting and enforcing soft power," adding, "He was responsible for on-air contributors to programs, so ultimately you were auditioning for Bill Shine.
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Wiktor is an accomplished pianist and conductor in early 1950s Soviet Poland who, together with Irena (Agata Kulesza), is auditioning young people from the Polish countryside to train and perform in a traveling show meant to showcase the beauty of the simple, rural arts of Polish country folks.
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He delivers personal anecdotes like he's auditioning for a film about his own life, expressing joy in such overt ways that, if it wasn't a completely dehumanising concept, I would start a petition suggesting that everyone feeling weathered and weary of life should be prescribed fifteen minutes with him.
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After a while it was hard to tell what was the greater source of my depression: that I could not book a part in a horror film where I had three lines and died on Page 4, or that I was even auditioning to play these roles at all.
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Robert De Niro slams Trump, calls him a 'fake president' Stephen Colbert skewers Trump's waffling 53-minute call to 'Fox and Friends' Please enjoy this footage of Tom Hiddleston auditioning to play 'Thor' 'Star Wars' star Daisy Ridley has a pretty brutal opinion on Baby Yoda and porgs
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And it was the distillation of a governor with his foot more than halfway out the door: going to the beach when other state beaches were closed, openly auditioning for a new job with the radio station even though about six months are left in his current one.
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I say a pleasant hello, gather myself, check to make sure the music director knows my tempo, and began to sing: "I'm a colored spade, a Negro, a black nigger..." I'm auditioning for Hair, the groundbreaking rock musical on hippie culture, race, and sexuality during the late '60s.
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These responses, along with a memo that Barr sent the Justice Department questioning Mueller's obstruction of justice case against the president, had many Democrats wondering if he was simply auditioning for the AG job, especially after Trump repeatedly slammed Sessions's decision to recuse himself from the Russian investigation.
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Whether he's auditioning for an ill-fated Spider-Man musical, donning a werewolf costume for his dinner theater gig, or filming his own, err, "music" video, Titus' life is like yet another remake of A Star Is Born — just, you know, with the "star" part being a long ways off.
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But auditioning for a spot on the first season of a brand new reality show by Apple is a leap of faith that requires courage on a different level: With no other seasons to watch for context, contestants had absolutely no idea what kind of madness they were heading into.
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While the Cubans — who said they had brought about half their front-line national team players — were losing seven of 10 games in Canada before reeling off seven straight victories south of the border, the star infielder Yulieski Gourriel, 32, was auditioning for major league clubs, having defected in February.
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Her anecdote about auditioning for the role of Eve in Killing Eve speaks to racism's deeper emotional toll: It isn't simply the Emmy committee's fault that it has taken this long—this year is the 70th Primetime Emmy Awards—for an Asian woman to be nominated for the top drama award.
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When a snowstorm closed Washington airports in March, Mr. O'Rourke and a fellow Texan congressman, the Republican Will Hurd, livestreamed their road trip from Texas to the Capitol, the subtext being that some Democrats and some Republicans can occupy the same space without looking like they're auditioning for Comedy Capers.
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Kavanaugh could also face questions if there are suggestions in the summaries that he did not tell the truth under oath about his past, since he is auditioning for a job on the highest court in the land that relies on the idea that its members are themselves beyond legal reproach.
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Robert De Niro slams Trump, calls him a 'fake president' 'Star Wars' star Daisy Ridley has a pretty brutal opinion on Baby Yoda and porgs Please enjoy this footage of Tom Hiddleston auditioning to play 'Thor' 'Star Wars' director J.J. Abrams says Carrie Fisher left a cryptic message for him
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So when she first got the script for Killing Eve, Vanity Fair reports, she thought for sure that she would be auditioning for what Hollywood thinks of as a traditional "Asian role" — a doctor, or a receptionist — before being shocked to discover that she was being considered for the lead.
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Having learned the skill of calligraphy at the all-girls Catholic school she attended for six years, Meghan went on to become a freelance professional calligrapher while auditioning for acting jobs, writing holiday correspondence for fashion house Dolce and Gabbana as well as penning the invites for Robin Thicke and Paula Patton's wedding.
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The star appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon Tuesday night, and revealed if her acting career hadn't ended up working out, becoming a hairdresser was her Plan B. But when she actually tried to put her skills to the test, she realized she better keep auditioning until she hit it big.
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He'll tell you he doesn't fit the status quo — and that he's proud of it; that despite the many hurdles he's faced — including auditioning for Netflix five times before producers would figure out what to do with him — part of his path to success can be credited to his refusal to conform.
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During an interview Monday on Andy Cohen's exclusive SiriusXM channel, Radio Andy, the Little House on the Prairie actress alleged Stone "humiliated" her while she was auditioning for the part of Pamela Courson in the film, which chronicles the career of the famous '60s rock band and its lead singer, Jim Morrison.
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Rather than writing a script, storyboarding, luring investors, auditioning the cast, signing contracts, on Inland Empire, Lynch basically just shot a bunch of stuff with his new toy—specifically, the SONY PD-150 camera, a consumer camera you can buy for about $350 these days—and figured it out as he went along.
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Washington's Edwin Jackson makes his first major league start of the season while auditioning for the No. 5 spot in the rotation with Joe Ross lost for the season because of a torn ulnar collateral ligament and opposes Jesse Chavez, who lost his last three starts before the All-Star Game break.
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Ms. Callahan, 73, said she met in 1968 with Mr. Ailes, who was then a producer on "The Mike Douglas Show," and while auditioning to be a model on the show, Mr. Ailes said that if she wanted a chance to be cast, she would have to "go to bed" with him.
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Her impersonations of some notable grande dames are so spot on, you'll squint to make sure you're seeing straight: Judi Dench as a shoplifting delinquent who clogs hotel toilets, Maggie Smith auditioning for a role in a James Bond film and Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany trying to subvert her sexual allure.
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Because according to the unwritten rules of auditioning, you don't question authority or say no to anyone… you don't even book a vacation for fear of missing an audition and upsetting someone (the list of who you might upset is as long as your imagination will allow so best to never vacation again).
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But, whereas Tom Hanks and Brad Pitt are given free rein to channel the Everyman in American cinema, being a minority actress often means auditioning for roles that dwell on the specificity of the Asian-American experience—roles that, for the actor, can feel like a constant reminder of what sets her apart.
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That first song, one of a bouquet of compositions written for the movie by Justin Hurwitz, with lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, is called "Another Day of Sun," and it is the movie's way of auditioning for the audience, testing our tolerance for a bold blend of nostalgia and novelty.
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"Casting JonBenet" (April 28), directed by Kitty Green, is a documentary about the death of the child beauty-pageant star JonBenet Ramsey, which approaches its subject obliquely—by way of interviews with actors from Ramsey's home town of Boulder, Colorado, who are auditioning to perform in a dramatization of her life. ♦
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It's easy, for example, to play to positive stereotypes of Down syndrome, but doing so would buy into everything I reject: taking the individual for the group; accepting the medical classification of that group as the primary one; auditioning for acceptance making the child a reality show contestant, canned story and all.
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Meanwhile, the supporting characters (almost all of them recognizable character actors who come across like they're auditioning for next week's SNL cold open) are largely sorted into good guys and bad guys — to the extent that the Murdochs come out looking clean here, simply because they're the ones who ultimately fired Ailes.
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Ever the gentleman, Lemmy sat down over a drink and a game of video poker to speak on his love for the the signature Rickenbacker bass guitar, auditioning for Hawkwind, his mother's love for lap-steel, and how seeing the Beatles for the first time changed his life—and by extension, changed rock'n'roll forever.
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And some such scenes are leveraged by directors and producers looking for opportunities to place actresses in vulnerable positions, as when James Toback — director of such psychosexual films as "Two Guys and a Girl" — instructed Selma Blair to undress alone in his hotel room on the pretext that she was auditioning for a role.
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