I'm playing the part of a U.S. immigration officer in an airport.
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But for Patinkin, 64, playing the part of a fictional character wasn't enough.
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An Asian playing the part of a hero was inconceivable to Hollywood producers.
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Sure, Trump might be falsely playing the part of an outsider against corruption.
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He thought Craddock was playing the part of an active shooter for a drill.
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Playing the part of the quirky girl is not part of my job description.
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This group was playing the part of rebel when Theresa May was prime minister.
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This group was playing the part of rebel when Theresa May was prime minister.
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Or make it a couple's costume, with your pup playing the part of "the wall"!
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We obliged, playing the part of the '90s Seattle band they'd incorrectly assumed we were.
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And it's even more exciting to see the next generation playing the part of creator.
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"I thought he was playing the part of an active shooter for our drill," Carlstrom said.
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You've got your brother-and-law, Joe Walsh, playing the part of Johnny with his guitar solo.
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"This will be my last season playing the part of Rick Grimes," he revealed at the time.
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Playing the part of the harlequin is Picasso, and next to him is his lover Germaine Pichot.
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Even though he's playing the part of gallant rescuer, for example, Kyle is a softer sort of man.
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Could Sophie Turner follow Rami Malek's lead and score an Oscar for playing the part of a musical icon?
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Blanc provides a lesson in transparency issues when he recalls playing the part of Bane in Batman: Arkham Origins.
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He knew exactly what he should be doing, he just couldn't stop himself from playing the part of cocky villain.
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A film was made from de Vries's book about the Heineken kidnapping, with Anthony Hopkins playing the part of Freddy.
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Rudeness to checkpoint volunteers playing the part of receptionists or mailroom clerks could carry a penalty, in this case disqualification.
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When he arrived, playing the part of a local villager, the police stopped him and inquired what he was doing.
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The governor is playing the part of a liberal, convincing the audience that he's been a champion of progressive causes.
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On "The Daily Show," he also leans into jokes about his age, playing the part of the Senior Youth Correspondent.
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But after reading the script, Blunt turned to Krasinski and said she was interested in playing the part of Evelyn Abbot.
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Episodes earlier, in fact, her steely comportment prompts opponents to question whether "she's a person or just playing the part of one".
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"This will be my last season playing the part of Rick Grimes," Lincoln said at Friday's Walking Dead panel at Comic-Con.
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Broady reckons he is playing the part of Leicester City, the 5,000-1 no-hopers who went on to win the Premier League.
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"Playing the part of a director is acting in itself," says Sabzian, the main character in Kiarostami's docu-fiction Close-Up from 1990.
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Right now, our black friends, LGBTQ friends, immigrant friends, Muslim friends, and female friends are playing the part of Guinan in our lives.
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One post on an incel subreddit compared their worldview to Marxism, with incels playing the part of the proletariat and Chad the bourgeoisie.
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Arizona Robbins (Jessica Capshaw) is still playing the part of Team Webber by offering him her couch and saying that she's got his back.
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Apart from maybe two shots, the things that Henry does in the film are done by an actual person playing the part of Henry.
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"This will be my last season playing the part of Rick Grimes," Lincoln told the crowd, according to footage shared by people in attendance.
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Many wondered how Weller went from such an aggressive performance against Theo Baker to playing the part of punching bag in front of KSI.
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Is it like other social networks, where a small subset of visitors is active and everyone else is sort of playing the part of voyeur?
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In the earliest version, Tess, the mother, was played by Barbara Harris with a younger, 14-year-old Jodie Foster playing the part of Anna.
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It sees itself as a consolidator but is not interested in playing the part of a junior partner in any deal, several banking sources said.
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Helping tech companies attract and retain employees is one thing, but by incorporating RSUs into mortgage origination, lenders are effectively playing the part of VCs.
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Nixon starred in the HBO television series from 1998 to 2004 about four women in New York City, playing the part of attorney Miranda Hobbes.
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The actor appeared on The Graham Norton Show on Friday and recreated the photo, with Joseph Gordon-Levitt playing the part of the crying baby.
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" Lastly, actress Linnea Berthelsen will be playing the part of Roman, "an emotionally damaged, magnetic young woman who suffered a great loss as a child.
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In 2016, he appeared in a music video for a narcocorrido—a Mexican song glorifying the drug trade—playing the part of a corrupt cop.
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They must find the right way to challenge the president and his spokespeople without resorting to rudeness or simply playing the part of a partisan opponent.
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"I think it's about the desire to be objectified to such an extent that one is playing the part of a literal sex object," Handal says.
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I think the reason he gets away with what he gets away with is that he's always playing the part of someone who's aggrieved like that.
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Nixon, 51, starred in the HBO television series from 1998 to 2004 about four women in New York City, playing the part of attorney Miranda Hobbes.
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The clip has Adam playing the part of poor D'Angelo with Spade as the unsuspecting Nick Young getting all his personal business pried out of him.
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According to Catherine's memoirs, she thought of Peter as an idiot and a drunk who was only interested in playing the part of a military leader.
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The studio had some additional news as well: Benedict Cumberbatch will be playing the part of Satan, and it unveiled the delightful opening credits for the series.
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The man up there on the stage, winched in by helicopter or raked by laser lights, was, he said, an actor playing the part of Johnny Hallyday.
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A hanging shelf acted as a semi-divider between the sink and desk area, while also playing the part of an extremely minimalistic minibar with boxed waters.
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I was so pleasantly surprised to see Dylan in the show and couldn't believe he could actually be playing the part of the dad versus the heartthrob!!
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It is one thing to see an actor playing the part of a bewildered ghetto street kid; it is another to watch a celebrated writer assume the role.
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Beyond this point, the demonstration looks like a scene taken from 2001: A Space Odyssey, with CIMON playing the part of HAL 9000 and Gerst as David Bowman.
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People may think it's less of a skill than being active in a fight, but being hit and playing the part of being hit is really quite difficult.
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The Rock, playing the part of the hot paternal savior, appears to be flexing every muscle in his brawny body while cradling the tiny, incredibly stressed looking Hart.Â
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Ms. Reda, 223, is an actress currently performing in the Broadway production of "Chicago the Musical," playing the part of Mona, at the Ambassador Theater in New York.
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Ms. Reda, 37, is an actress currently performing in the Broadway production of "Chicago the Musical," playing the part of Mona, at the Ambassador Theater in New York.
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We went over this in How Cody Garbrandt Killed the King, but Garbrandt's genius was in drawing the bantamweight division's master matador into playing the part of the bull.
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What transpired next was a Bachelor-themed routine in which a shirtless (obvs) Viall and dance partner Peta Murgatroyd, playing the part of a Bachelorette contestant, performed the rumba.
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Whoever Kirby Jenner really is has chosen to not reveal his identity just yet, instead playing the part of a member of one the world's most talked about families.
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Playing the part of someone who had received the scam call, I told him I'd been alerted about a breach at Apple and that I needed to call this number.
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He has walked this stage before, playing the part of being protector of the people for so long he owns it -- and so does the rest of the Kremlin's cast.
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Zelenskiy, who came to fame in a TV sitcom playing the part of a schoolteacher who becomes president, defeated incumbent Petro Poroshenko in a landslide presidential election earlier this year.
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As for Tim Farron, the Liberal Democrats' leader, he looked more like a schoolboy playing the part of a politician in an end-of-term play than a potential prime minister.
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Kevin was sitting extremely close to me, but I didn't blink because Kevin handed me the script and told me to read with my dad (playing the part of his wife).
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They were told that they would each be playing the part of a futuristic criminal who had been lobotomized and summoned to help investigators identify two bodies discovered on the grounds.
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If you're a film buff, it's impossible not to love the 1934 movie "The Thin Man," which stars Myrna Loy, playing the part of Nora Charles, wife to William Powell's Nick.
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We are watching a remake, with border adjustment playing the part of safe-harbor leasing, and 15 percent coming back with plenty of makeup to reprise its ebullient performance as 15 percent.
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"These gestures were like signs of vassalage," with Mr. Macron playing the part of the serf, said J. C. Icart, a retired writer for scientific journals, interviewed outside the arrondissement's City Hall.
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The sheer pleasure he took in saying "you're fired," in playing the part of the demonic boss, gave the show a comic dimension that distinguished it from other, more earnest reality competitions.
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Exhausted as he looked, he was not moralizing about the heartiness of his approach or visibly stoking his competitive fire; he was not playing the part of the righteous old basketball man.
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Instead, Trump is merely playing the part of hapless conspiratorial criminal while covertly helping the special counsel pursue their true quarry: Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, John Podesta, and all the other liberal boogeymen.
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Look at the latest listing on Galligan's talent management profile: Yep: Game of Thrones Season 8, directed by David Nutter (who's previously directed a bunch of Thrones eps), playing the part of Sarra.
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It was late October and Ms. Gund was seated in her living room playing the part of barely willing subject, flanked by her daughter Cat, who is a documentary filmmaker, and Mr. Walker.
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Trump's new chief of staff should wear a lapel pin that reads "I'm here to lighten your guilty conscience" by playing the part of the decent mainstream man who keeps the rogues under control.
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There's one more unremarkably remarkable thing: even though it was just a demo, I was playing the part of a worker because that's who the HoloLens 2 is exclusively designed for — workers, not consumers.
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Lesnar's most impressive performance probably against Shane Carwin, wherein Lesnar showed that despite being a big man and playing the part of a bully in each fight, he could grit his teeth and survive.
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The Russian, who had spent a good part of the tournament playing the part of the U.S. Open villain for his on court antics, was welcomed to the court by a smattering of jeers.
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It was an astonishing result not only because the actor's only political experience to date consists of playing the part of a president on TV, but also because he presented no platform, no policy proposal.
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I wanted to salute the courage of Macron's statement but didn't want to trap myself playing the part of the decolonized subject who can only ever rehash his colonial memory and wail for an apology.
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" Jerry Austin, a Democratic strategist in Ohio, called Mr. Jordan "a colossal jerk," adding, "He basically is an actor, playing the part of this right-wing conservative congressman that whatever Donald Trump does, he's defending.
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The Kardashian matriarch made a surprise cameo in the most talked-about music video in 2018, playing the part of Amy Poehler's Mean Girls mom perfectly — these bloopers prove she had so much more to give.
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She is constantly playing the part of the queen of her little village, because she enjoys it and she knows it's expected of her, but only rarely is she able to relax enough to be herself.
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But it has something else to recommend it that will make many people I know see it, regardless of reviews: Keira Knightley, jaw firm as ever, very convincingly playing the part of a woman from another century.
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The actor went as Reverend Brown (one of Arsenio Hall's many characters in the film), with pals playing the part of Randy Watson and his band Sexual Chocolate as well as a Miss Black Awareness beauty queen.
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Playing the part of troubleshooting diplomat as much as running mate, Mr. Pence spent much of the day behind closed doors reassuring his former colleagues, with whom he retains close ties, that they could trust Mr. Trump.
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But Russell is not playing the part of a mad scientist looking to wow the world with his creative innovations so much as a paranoid researcher testing and retesting a cure in a private sort of reverie.
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He begins the game as the authority figure that walks you through your first day at work—playing the part of the supportive older brother—but that quickly changes once your realize things aren't what they seem.
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On "Beautiful Trauma," Pink is once again playing the part of the mainstream's favorite nonconformist, singing of insecurities and imperfect relationships replete with drinking and fighting, but with an idealism that shines through and ensures maximum marketability.
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With this loosening of the roles, he realized that he, too, had been acting, playing the part of "a good husband and father," trying not to seem too miserable, telling his daughter how to hold her rice bowl.
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The account's mysterious creator has spent the past five years photoshopping himself into Kendall's famous Instagram pictures and shoots, playing the part of a mustachioed family member who, little did we know, is often just out of frame.
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Downplaying the selfishness and irresponsibility of Crowhurst's actions, Marsh has made a movie about a man playing the part of a hero — apparently, in this telling, to restore his self-respect and gain the admiration of his children.
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There were glitzy introductions, plenty of thumping music and thousands of media members with Japan, Britain, Mexico, Germany, Austria, Slovenia and other countries represented, all happily playing the part of extras, providing the necessary backdrop to the NFL showcase.
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Two months after defrauding Wang, Su—this time playing the part of the mother with the menstruating daughter—was part of a group that conned a fifty-four-year-old woman in Sunset Park out of nineteen thousand dollars.
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But for the time being, Cuomo is playing the part of the president we wish we had — compassionate, well-informed, firm, but also flexibly responding to changing conditions — as opposed to the irascible, ignorant and self-infatuated president we do have.
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Charlie will need to pose as the lover of a terrorist she hasn't met, and Gadi prepares her by playing the part of the Palestinian, teaching her what she needs to know and priming her emotionally to play her role.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — Again playing the part of candidate surrogate — though with a message now tailored to young parents like herself — Chelsea Clinton spoke of motherhood Tuesday on the New Hampshire trail while also amplifying her mother's increasing attacks on Senator Bernie Sanders.
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A newcomer to the political establishment in Ukraine, Zelensky's nearest experience of national leadership is from playing the part of the Ukrainian president in popular TV show "Servant of the People," which gained unexpected international popularity and was picked up by Netflix.
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So it was a surprise when he deftly seized on the Winter Olympics on Tuesday to turn toward diplomacy with Seoul, playing the part of the statesman even while seeking fractures in the seven-decade alliance between South Korea and the United States.
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We get a transcript featuring a "Representative" playing the part of asking dumb questions and "Medium" standing in for Zuck with his generic "we immediately built a fix" and "I will have my team look into it and follow up" response at the ready.
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It wouldn't do for a 19th century monarch to be seen as a flighty young girl, so to counter that image, the idea of the royal family as we know it today was first introduced, Coleman explained, with Victoria playing the part of the Madonna.
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Bill Clinton is fond of telling a story about his commitment, at times halting, to playing the part of political spouse to Hillary Clinton, as she's made the climb from senator from New York to Secretary of State, and now to the Democrats' presidential nominee.
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In the DRDC report on the utility of the game, the military researchers playing the part of the Kurdish army had to quickly professionalize their forces, while the players representing Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi attempted to upgrade their air force, only to fail.
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Between Tulisa twisting her wrists in extremely high contrast dressed like a mum off The OC, the cut shots that look like scenes from Paranormal Activity and Fazer sort of playing the part of a Shakespearean narrator, this is N-Dubz at their most dramatic.
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With his protruding teeth, unapologetically fey demeanor, and exotic background (he was born Farrokh Bulsara, in Zanzibar, to Zoroastrian parents originally from Bombay), Mercury had no problem playing the part of the conquering underdog, alternating ballads about deep emotional yearning with foot-stompers about crushing all enemies.
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Surprisingly the Lodges are playing the part of true parents for a moment and have supported Cheryl and Veronica (Camila Mendes) calling Sheriff Keller to report the attempted rape but that is interrupted by Penelope's desire to "handle this discreetly" and sweep the incident under the rug.
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Before tackling the role of Michael Perkins (which is the name of Amabella's new teacher, by the way, according to IMDb), McRae was featured in two episodes of This Is Us, playing the part of Don Robinson, an old war buddy of Jack Pearson (Milo Ventimiglia).
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With the assignment of producing a multimedia blog chronicling their discoveries, the students were playing the part of a junior Frank Deford and Jane Jacobs, scouring the neighborhoods, bleachers and news reports of the venues to create stories of their own about an ever-changing, ever-cheering borough.
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I watch as the singer, Bok van Blerk, braves bullets for Afrikaner freedom, playing the part of the valiant General Koos de la Rey: And my house and my farm burned to ashesso that they could catch us,But those flames and that fireburn now deep, deep within me.
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He believes that the story of Freud's early life has something to tell us about Freudianism, and although he insists on playing the part of a hanging judge, much of what he has to say about the slipperiness of Freud's character and the factitiousness of his science is persuasive.
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"One thing that I noticed with Barack Obama is that whenever he addresses, whether it's the Congressional Black Caucus or now it's the Martin Luther King Memorial, he all of a sudden sounds like he's playing the part of an African-American preacher in a movie," Wuco said.
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Indeed, in 2012, at age 87, he made his debut as a movie actor, playing the part of President François Mitterrand in "Les Saveurs du Palais" (released in the United States as "Haute Cuisine"), a fictionalized version of the relationship between the statesman and his cook, Danièle Delpeuch.
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The third seems to let itself be run over, but makes the aggressor pay a price on the back end by employing passive-aggressive tactics such as involving third parties in what should be a one-on-one dispute, using guilt as a weapon or playing the part of the victim.
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In her romantic relationships, she finds herself playing the part of either the one who is perpetually neglected (in her passionate love for women who treated her cruelly) or else the one who cruelly disparages, as in her fascinating, boggling, sadistic but devoted relationship with Leibovitz, to whom she was notoriously belittling.
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Socially, this is based on the simple fact that a white actor playing the part of a black entertainer, even when their complexions are similar shades, is just another case of cinematic whitewashing, where a role that should and could have been played by a black actor is given to a white actor instead.
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"What I'm really excited for is to see the evolution of trans characters and see more diverse stories be told, so that every time we're on screen we're not really playing the part of educator and having to explain the experience to the audience, because it will have already been normalized," Maines, 21, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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As host Kelly Clarkson sat next to Terry Crews in the audience of the show for her opening monologue, Gronkowski (who was playing the part of a clueless security guard), asked her to move so that Florida Georgia Line's Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard could have the seats — which seemed to be a reference to how she was recently mistaken for a seat filler at the Academy of Country Music Awards in early April.
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