Verb:

અસંગત ભૂમિકા,

miscast's Usage Examples:

The publication was mixed toward the film's casting, writing that while Rowlands did well with the material, Fox was miscast for his character, and Jett looks the part and even manages to hit the mark from time to time, but for every hit there’s a miss.

revival: When David Hare"s play was first seen in 1998, it suffered from the miscasting of the central roles of Oscar Wilde and Lord Alfred Douglas (Bosie).

insists that the film bears no resemblance to his novel and felt that it was miscast with the exceptions of Downey and James Spader.

legend dispenses with the magic without achieving a convincing realism in the bargain, suffering from fatal miscasting and a lack of romance.

convoluted plot and some miscast actors, but praising the musical numbers as "reassuringly good".

review: Blake Edwards" musical stumbles with weak lyrics and a case of miscasting in the title role".

Variety called it An indelicate attempt to create some African Queen-style magic while curing cancer and saving the rainforests in the bargain, this jumbo-budget two-character piece suffers from a very weak script and a lethal job of miscasting.

Spangler has often been miscast as a new-age channeler due in part to the "transmissions" received while living at the intentional.

""Hereafter" review: Clint Eastwood miscasts Matt Damon as star of paranormal mumbo-jumbo".

Sweet of The Monthly Film Bulletin was negative, calling the film a "wrongheaded attempt at nostalgic recreation" with Tomlin miscast in "a stereotyped.

She also attempted a career in the US, absurdly miscast in MGM"s Soldiers Three as a platinum blonde with made-up bosom, and went.

Rolling Stone"s Peter Travers also noted Heigl"s miscasting as part of a "cringingly false" film that"s devoid of the "Evanovich talent and energy" throughout.

television contract players, often miscast according to the film"s producer and screenwriter Roy Huggins in his Archive.

Synonyms:

cast,

Antonyms:

stay in place, keep down,