It might require something in regards to having a cast or a club-type deal.
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"Having a cast of six really diverse superhero is already going to help people immensely, let alone having a gay character on top of that," said Gardner.
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Disney teaming with the director Ava DuVernay and having a cast that included Reese Witherspoon and Oprah was thought by everyone to have the makings of a hit.
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"There was this idea of having a cast of boy banders, maybe Shaquille O'Neal, and some traditional actors, and making a crazy hybrid-collage of a movie," Carter told The Daily Beast.
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Despite having a cast that represents so many different ethnicities, body types, and even sexual orientations (Dean's character Cynthia Rose is a lesbian, and there are some subtle-but-there suggestions that Chloe might have a bit of a crush on Beca) Pitch Perfect never felt like it was merely checking all the boxes.
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Last night, I was watching No Strings Attached, the seminal 2011 film about casual sex starring Ashton Kutcher and Natalie Portman, which, if we're being honest, falls well short of even the low bar of "lazy When Harry Met Sally remake," yet does succeed on the merits of it being about two very attractive people having sex, having a cast of future all-stars—like Greta Gerwig, Mindy Kaling, and Jake Johnson, as well as the already-famous Ludacris; let it sink in that Greta Gerwig and Ludacris were once in a movie with Ashton Kutcher together—and also a few well-placed jokes.
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Everything is going well at the party until the moment the freed scorpion triggers a chain of events and the whole family ends up in the hospital because Luke fell and broke his arm. While everyone is worried, Luke seems really happy for having a cast because he always wanted one and he says that this was the best birthday party ever.
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After moving to the East Coast during the early 70s, his birthplace became San Francisco. This was done to plant the idea in the minds of the fans that he was an outsider instead of one of them. The matches between Pepper Gomez and Ray Stevens, during the early part of the 1960s, certainly set the tenor for the Blond Bomber's dominance as top heel in the Bay Area during the entire decade. Gomez, at the time, had the reputation of having a "cast iron" stomach.
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They added the Around the World Waltz and a curtain for scene changes that was in the shape of a fan. The Kiralfy production was larger than the Paris production, having a cast of 35 principal actors, a ballet corps, and over 200 ensemble members. Around the World in Eighty Days opened at the Academy of Music, after a legal challenge due to another New York troupe trying to mount the same Paris production, and it was a major hit. The special effects and exciting story attracted large audiences consistently.
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In 2007 Ivan Cavallari was appointed artistic director and efforts started to be made to greatly increase the facilities and size of the company. By 2012 West Australian Ballet had moved into the new West Australian Ballet Centre and increased the company from 19 full-time dancers to 32, enabling it to perform the best of classical repertoire including the highly acclaimed Onegin (2013). Other major productions included Marcia Haydee's The Sleeping Beauty (marking WAB's debut at The Burswood Theatre and having a cast of over 80), Gala (with guest principal artists from The Royal Ballet, Stuttgart Ballet and The Australian Ballet) and John Cranko's The Taming of the Shrew.
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As a junior, Nevers was sidelined for most of the football season after suffering two broken ankles. Under head coach Pop Warner, the 1925 Stanford football team won the Pacific Coast Conference championship with a 7–0–1 record in the regular season before losing to Notre Dame and the famous Four Horsemen backfield in the 1925 Rose Bowl. Five days after having a cast removed from one of his ankles, Nevers played all 60 minutes of the Rose Bowl, averaged 42 yards on his punts, and carried the ball 34 times for 114 yards, only 13 yards less than all the Four Horsemen combined. Nevers again proved to be a multi-sport star, competing for Stanford's basketball and baseball teams in the winter and spring of 1925.
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