Rocker Alice Cooper will play the part of King Herod.
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Because she didn't want to play the part of the girlfriend.
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Almost immediately she felt she was destined to play the part.
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It's another to contend with a human actor play the part.
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"I'm preparing to play the part of somebody else," she said.
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She also had husband John Legend play the part of Prince Philip.
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He can play the part of a bad-boy with ease. 6.
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And said to play the part like your life depends on it.
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Rose's Dogberry makes it unnecessary for anyone to play the part again.
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You have to play the part, and you have to look the part.
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So when you come up to it, you play the part of God.
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He was honored to play the part and had a ball doing it!
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You wear it when you play the part and you're at the events.
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She won't play the part of a guru, or prescribe any single dogma.
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Gorcey: Originally, Tracy Nelson was going to play the part of Sarah Jessica Parker.
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Surprisingly, Conor McGregor didn't play the part of the evasive fighter on Saturday night.
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In 2016, they can essentially play the part of kingmaker in the Democratic primaries.
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Hell, your score is higher when you play the part of a conscientious hitman.
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In the tabloids, he continued to play the part of the raffish bad boy.
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Sloane is clearly flattered that Kevin thinks she could play the part instead of Olivia.
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Since then, other stars have gone on to play the part, including Supergirl's Melissa Benoist.
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Growing up, Krakowski watched her father, Ed, play the part of Kodaly in local theater.
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He borrowed from Sorkin's acting, and Warner Brothers even hired Sorkin to play the part.
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Listen to what they say, observe everything that's going on, and just play the part.
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Actually, I thought I might crack up and never be able to play the part again.
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If he can get the takedowns, Edgar should play the part of the old-school wrestler.
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The part was originally written for another celebrity, but West insisted that Kardashian play the part.
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Elizabeth Taylor is made up to play the part of a crash victim in a commercial,
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"Nondescript" parts, or NDs, are roles like cops or soldiers, where anyone could play the part.
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Zachary Quinto's daring decision to play the part of Harold in "Boys" as Nosferatu makes sense.
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Chicago asked someone she barely knew, a friend's girlfriend, to play the part of her trainer.
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The clash again pitted Trump's desire to play the part of dealmaker against Bolton's core beliefs.
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And I contend that anyone can play the part, so I think anyone would bring something different.
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All that education can make the task of reading "Hamlet," preparing to play the part, feel daunting.
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Play the part of a diplomat with enough élan and people will eventually take you for one.
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There is soon talk that she, rather than Sybil Thorndike, will play the part in a London run.
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I'd play the part of a naïve but committed follower, and slowly I built up trust and relationships.
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" He added, "Actually, I thought I might crack up and never be able to play the part again.
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She doesn't want to play the part of the wife and mother who is hampering the great artist.
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"If you can't be the king, then do what you do best and play the part," she says.
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This includes crashing a nativity to play the part of Baby Jesus, but only on its own time.
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I used my best-friend who's an upcoming model, Mayce Vassago Baker, to play the part of Dolph.
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In an "imagined interview," students, working individually or in pairs, play the part of both interviewer and interviewee.
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"You have to play the part: smile and smile ," she tells Beth, pressing her to manipulate her dad.
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So my wife, Michelle who is one of the producers with me, she suggest that I play the part.
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It's almost as if you can't rap the part if you don't look rich enough to play the part.
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She could play the part of Conor Lamb quite nicely for the Dems, but may not get the chance.
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It's not a sport truck and it's not high-tech paradise, though it can play the part of both.
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But given the constraints of her situation, she did what she felt she had to do: play the part.
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Just because you can't be on South Beach IRL right now doesn't mean your vanity can't play the part.
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She joins Pfeiffer, Halle Berry and Anne Hathaway on the list of high-profile actresses to play the part.
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Or maybe they can play the part, but why do that when you have trans actors who can do it?
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But when it came time to head into town or rob a bank, I'd clean up to play the part.
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The fact is, just because someone looks the part, doesn't mean that they're the best person to play the part.
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For the upcoming live-action remake from Disney, "Ghostbusters"star Melissa McCarthy is currently in talks to play the part.
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"I'm free to play the part of terrible, evil thoughts for anyone who needs them," Jake said with a smile.
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Maybe it was a suggestion that if she's going to be painted as the bad guy, she'll play the part.
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To play the part, Spinney would strap a TV monitor to his chest as his only eyes to the outside.
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So to cross over, I'll have to play the part of the American singer, and I don't [know] that scene yet.
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She's willing to play the part of the token woman of color, but she's going to use it to her advantage.
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You had to be one of the top people socially to be able to do that—look and play the part.
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He was in Japan to play the part of Vincent van Gogh in a movie by Akira Kurosawa, another master filmmaker.
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Play the part By this, I mean, understand what your boss expects of you on this unofficial day off, and deliver it.
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There was even a report recently on WNYC radio that attorney Alan Dershowitz had been selected to play the part of Trump.
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Hence the triumph of Robin Williams in the "Aladdin" of 1992, where he didn't so much play the part as explode it.
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Instructors play the part of both coaches and babysitters, helping players to adjust their technique, remember their grip and control their aim.
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They worried that they'd have to convince him to play the part, but he jumped up (pop!) and agreed to do it.
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" Earnest added: "She does a lot to play the part of the cartoon, because there's a part of her that's really silly.
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When Ms. Hamill's play, "Sense and Sensibility," was in need of a leading man, she asked Mr. O'Connell to play the part.
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Johnson, 26, opened up about how he prepared to play the part of Ray Marcus, a menacing thug, in the drama Nocturnal Animals.
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Serena, terrified of being labeled Feminazi No. 1, starts drinking to loosen up enough to play the part of a good Everlasting suitress.
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The first caveat that I had was that Allison Janney was gonna play the part that I wrote for her [as Harding's mother].
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"In order to play the part of Tina Goldstein, Katherine Waterston says, "You kind of have to ignore your own sense of wonder.
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Movie battle scenes aren't all special effects and camera work — the performers acting them out need to be able to play the part.
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I moved to Medellín — Netflix didn't even know I was being considered to play the part, and I was already there, studying Spanish.
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" Another wrote, "play the part so u get on the jury then send him to jail where he will be taken care of.
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Also like the HomePod, the Echo Studio supports stereo pairing, too, allowing two speakers to play the part of left and right speakers.
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In "Donelle Woolford," the white male Princeton professor hired black female actors to play the part of a fictional black artist named Donelle.
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Schlafly liked to play the part of a housewife, but in reality, she was one of the most ruthless and ambitious women in America.
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But, before they even fired up the MakerBot, they enlisted an up-and-coming musician to provide the soundtrack — and to eventually play the part.
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She loved the script and she wanted to sink her teeth into the role, so we knew she was the one to play the part.
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Participants in the first group were told to imagine themselves as pilots, and they were even given army fatigues to help them play the part.
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Then 17, Carter wanted Roy to die so she could play the part of the grieving girlfriend and gain attention from her peers, prosecutors argued.
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Perhaps it's simply the fact that in the absence of real information about Trump the businessman, Americans have spent years watching him play the part.
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As best I can remember, I tried to play the part, making up the quasi-lingual annunciations of the holy spirit with some creative zest.
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But like anything else, you have to kind of put that to one side and just try and play the part and see what happens.
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In fact, he was even rejected from roles, including in one specific instance where he was told that he was "too overweight" to play the part.
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Noah Galvin, the 23-year-old Real O'Neals alum, made his Broadway debut with the role in November and will play the part through Feb. 4.
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"Maybe that's why I was so glad to play the part of that movie mom in Breakthrough — showing the world what resilience can do," she said.
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A source said she is likely to play the part of Washington hostess as well as advise her father on issues including family leave to climate change.
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The former first daughter recalled how, as a kid, she auditioned multiple times to play the part of young Cosette in the musical version of Les Misérables.
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Poor Aidy Bryant tries her best to play the part of a dead granny while Cumberbatch genitals gyrate inches from her face, but it's a lost cause.
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Can he play the part of leaders like Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, who delivered when Democrats controlled the White House and Congress in the mid-1960s?
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His big break came in 1995, however, when he played Mike Brady in "The Brady Bunch Movie," and continued to play the part in the subsequent films.
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" In fact, Mr. Armisen said, one of the reasons he was happy Mr. MacLachlan agreed to play the part is that "we definitely stole from 'Twin Peaks.
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But the gruff actor has given mixed signals about returning to the role, even flat out denying he would play the part again after 2015's Spectre.
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This year, the talkshow host dressed up as pop artist Sia, and enlisted her pal Heidi Klum to play the part of the singer's dancing muse, Maddie Ziegler.
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In that piece, which has been ongoing since 2005, Scanlan, who is white, hires black women to play the part of a fictional black artist named Donelle Woolford.
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During her senior year, in 1964, her government teacher staged a mock election, and assigned young Hillary — to her horror — to play the part of Lyndon B. Johnson.
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But to play the part of the "tender bastard" (John's words, not ours), Madden had to look the part, too... and over the course of three decades, at that.
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In Dashi Dash, for example, participants play the part of waiters and are asked to take the orders of customers on the basis of (often hard to read) expressions.
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Word got around that a strange young boy was performing for the dead at night, and a local theatre group approached him to play the part of a prince.
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Forced to play the part of the perfect, passive, docile little girl, Amma hoards any semblance of agency, whether through sex, beauty, cruelty, violence, or a meticulous doll house.
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They're a small-market club that doesn't always play the part, and are sneakily in a fantastic spot to make a significant leap sometime over the next few years.
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Demanding money up front was her way of demanding respect; she wasn't going to play the part of the naive black artist taken advantage of by unscrupulous white promoters.
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If the fake minor is a girl, Melanie or one of the other women in the network will act as a decoy, or play the part on the phone.
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When it came time to shoot the video, I was coincidentally in New Orleans when Jimmy called and asked if I wanted to play the part of the bar owner.
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Others were affecting, like Mr Pacino reminiscing about walking every day from the Upper West Side down to Greenwich Village, thinking about how to play the part of Michael Corleone.
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Again, the former first daughter recalled in detail how, as a kid, she auditioned multiple times to play the part of young Cosette in the musical version of Les Misérables.
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Why it's nonsense: Avoiding stereotypes is a good goal to start with, but casting a white person to play the part of a person of color doesn't fix that problem.
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But for this free annual event, which features more than 150 houses of religion, doors are open wide to the public to play the part of tourists for the weekend.
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Even more exciting was the fact that no one quite knew whether the gender-bending actress would play the part as a woman, a man, or leave it more ambiguous.
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But Asian-American leaders were horrified that their cause was being co-opted by conservatives to dismantle policies that helped other racial minorities — and they refused to play the part.
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That apparently didn't stop the production from trying to make her look more Asian, instead of just, you know, hiring an Asian actress to play the part in the first place.
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An unnamed black woman, whom AL.com identified as a fellow activist, joined Broadway in the skit to play the part of a slave, Anarcha, who underwent a number of Sims's procedures.
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With JT's fame on the rise, Albert could no longer avoid public appearances for JT, and paid her sister-in-law, Savannah Knoop (played by Stewart), to play the part in public.
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His relationship to reality appeared tenuous, as if he were a method actor who had gotten stuck in his own shtick, reacting to phantoms he created to help him play the part.
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The tools remain the same—the straight punches, the quick trades, and the skip up right low kick—but he can play the part of the bull or the matador quite comfortably.
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In an interview with Melvyn Bragg, Sean Connery (who was chosen to play the part) said that Fleming drew up a list of seven actors, with Grant at the head of the list.
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She's funny, infectiously charismatic, and most of all, pragmatic, able to croon out a jazz tune in a smoke-filled room as easily as she can play the part of the wholesome milkmaid.
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Ms. Jackson is the first British woman to play the part this century in a major production, and she does so at a moment when gender is a battlefront for Shakespeareans in Britain.
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As you pull up to the venue, really get into character, put on your hoodie, sunglasses, and whatever you need to do to really feel yourself and play the part of a VIP.
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It all made for an exciting G7 meeting this past weekend, where roughly half of the world leaders involved are feuding with Trump, with Trudeau forced to play the part of welcoming host.
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From the monstrous cache of 1980s and '90s videotape that Kapadia has assembled, we see a curly maned nightclub hound who was happy to play the part of a high-living party animal.
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He'd lost 225 pounds to more convincingly play the part of an anxiety-crippled 230-year-old (he's 248), and it was a little startling to see up close how lean he was.
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Feldman is the youngest actor to ever play the part, joining the Broadway cast last January at just 16 years old while still a junior at Lawrence Woodmere Academy in Woodmere, New York.
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Though fans initially thought that British actress Phoebe Waller-Bridge would play the part, the teaser trailer — which dropped today after the Wimbledon finals — revealed that Broadchurch star Jodie Whittaker landed the lead role.
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" To make the story even more full circle, DiCaprio said that he ended up flying to New Orleans "to meet about Interview with the Vampire to play the part Christian Slater ended up playing.
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"Second best one-liner, Roger Furlong edition (because he's repulsive but deeply lovable): "Take off those fucking glasses, you look like Clark Kent if they dug up Christopher Reeve's corpse to play the part.
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In Bloom's video about rape culture and consent, we see Bloom play the part of a woman making a video about rape culture, who walks into a law firm to interview a man named Jeremy.
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" He writes that Mr. Hitchens had to keep up the front of an unquestioning atheist because it "was a matter of professional pride for him to play the part for which he had been hired.
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"He will look the part, and he will play the part, but he does not want the part," Carter Phillips, a partner at Sidley Austin who has argued dozens of cases before the Supreme Court.
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"But she was the boss, it was her war, and when I cast it, I said I really wanted somebody young to play the part … and when Carrie came in, she was that character," he continued.
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All iTunes purchases within the group must be made on the same credit or debit card, so whoever controls the card linked to your existing iTunes account may want to play the part of family organizer.
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"He will look the part, and he will play the part, but he does not want the part," said Carter Phillips, a partner at Sidley Austin who has argued dozens of cases before the Supreme Court.
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Though Hughes didn't direct Pretty – it was helmed instead by Howard Deutch, who also directed Some Kind of Wonderful – he'd spent enough time with Ringwald that he knew she was the only choice to play the part.
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Acheson, who was President Truman's secretary of state, went on to say that Britain's attempt to play the part of a world power aloof from Europe by leveraging its "special relationship" with America was almost "played out".
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As part of the marketing campaign for the 2006 horror flick When A Stranger Calls, the ad agency Universal McCann built a chatbot that would play the part of Jill Johnson in an AOL Instant Messenger conversation.
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Though he hasn't got a particular title, his role in all this is to play the part of the hype man—that is, rallying interest and support for the project, often through bombastic and occasionally controversial statements.
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Eventually, the other queens relented and she got to play the part of a bitch, but the judges didn't think she brought the same shady energy she showed other contestants in the work room to the role.
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There is a particular burden on high-profile athletes from low-profile countries; voluntarily or not, they are compelled to play the part of ambassador and evangelist for their nations, charged with presenting the country's face to the world.
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But while Williams, who committed suicide in 2014, never got the chance to play the part, his interest in cartoonist John Callahan helped bring the story to the screen, in a biopic competing for the top prize at the Berlin festival.
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She's meant to play the part of the villain, so gets accused of everything Trump's camp considers disturbing and/or titillating: passing on national security secrets to her perverted husband, carrying on an affair with Clinton, advancing Sharia law in America.
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Bouton certainly had the real-life qualifications to play the part, and he'd acquitted himself nicely as the creepy playboy Terry Lennox in Robert Altman's 1973 production of The Long Goodbye, but sitcom acting was, well, a whole other ballgame.
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"This time around, there is a wealthier, very small, and extremely vocal group of Asians who are on board — and very willing to play the part," said Colorado State University education professor OiYan Poon, who has been studying this group.
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Fortunately, by keeping my frugal bearings and getting creative — exploring free galleries, happy hours, local art and music, even a bit of lawn bowling — I discovered ways to play the part of a millionaire while maintaining my penny-pinching ways.
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Because it lacked Asian cast members, the show has for many years had to call on a longtime production designer, Akira Yoshimura, to play the part of Sulu in "Star Trek" sketches, and in one instance, he played Connie Chung.
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Careening and swirling around the Motor City precision of their percussion parts, they play the part of assembly-line delinquents, attaching parts where they aren't exactly meant to go but sorta fit anyway, getting lifted on toxic fumes, splashing around in corrosive chemicals.
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Convicted pedophile and creator of the Jeepers Creepers films, 57-year-old Victor Salva, has been criticized after launching a casting call for an 18-year-old to play the part of a 13-year-old girl who flees her abusive grandfather.
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On Pandora, Questlove will play the part of the expert curator, selecting songs for his show and expounding on them at length in the casually professorial style that fans have come to expect from his social media posts and appearances in music documentaries.
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Eliza at first comes across as a near-future dystopia in the vein of Black Mirror: it's a visual novel where you play the part of a young "proxy" for a virtual psychotherapist—Uber, but for mental health and less money-hemorrhaging.
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When she decided it was time to leave, Ms. Haley left with a splash: a televised press event with the president, where he dubbed her "glamorous" — high praise from a man known to seek officials who look like they could play the part.
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" For a mall shooting simulation, "the actors can play the part of the shooters, mall employees, shoppers in the mall, shoppers who continue to arrive at the mall, media reporters and others rushing to the mall, and persons in motor vehicles around the mall.
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The question of whether he had the right to play the part, when roles for Asian actors in Western theater were scarce, led to furious debate, interventions from Actors' Equity and the show's (temporary) cancellation by its producer, who then as now was Cameron Mackintosh.
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So I was constantly marveling at the way the media completely ignored how perfectly this previous breakout role had positioned her to play Katniss, and instead dissected her ability to play the part solely based on her weight, her blondness, her attitude, her public persona.
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Equipped with intelligence and a genuine talent, he is nevertheless happy to play the part of a jaded bully, and to make slight of the offenses leveled at him; at least until he realizes that others truly do suspect he's capable of a real crime.
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Producers had told him that if he could design them a creature they wanted to feature in a script, they'd let him play the part—and now Prohaska asked series creator Gene Roddenberry, story editor Dorothy Fontana, and the writer Gene L. Coon to come outside.
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Read: Olympic torch arrives in Rio, met by protests During the ceremony, supermodel Gisele Bündchen will play the part of the famous "girl from Ipanema" while Brazilian model Lea T will become the first transgender person to have a major role at an Olympic opening ceremony.
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Either this was such a sensitive mandate that it required a high level of paranoid tradecraft, or he was so enamored with the prospect of a covert operation that he had mined obscure forums, geeked out on espionage dramas, and couldn't wait to play the part.
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Dafoe thrusts his jaw forward and shows his teeth, pulling back the skin on his face into an unnatural, monstrous contortion to end the scene with a look you could stamp on a Halloween mask, like he's lobbying to play the part in green face paint.
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That binge-watching TV with your partner might help solidify the bond between the two of you is not exactly breaking news: At least some academic research has suggested these shows play the part of mutual friends, without the trouble of, you know, leaving your apartment.
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But the justice of the peace could find no willing executioners for the Frenchman, and so he offered Wyley a grisly deal: Wyley would play the part of hangwoman in exchange for her own life — and, according to one source Miles consulted, her freedom as well.
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When I got the opportunity to play this incredible woman, I felt truly honored that Kasi and our producers saw fit to have me play the part; being asked to co-write and perform the song in the film was the icing on an already wonderful cake.
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Why was the onus on her — one of many Democrats displeased by Trump's rhetoric — to play the part of polite young lady, a nice, good girl, when the President drummed up fears about immigrants and claimed that the U.S economy could suffer if investigations into his campaign continue?
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"And for me, it happened as easily as it had [the first time]: It was right there," he said, explaining that he tried to justify the relapse to himself as something he needed to do to play the part of Chip, but soon realized he needed to do something about it.
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After a disastrous dinner party with the Keeleys in which Armand and Albert's best efforts continue to go south in domino-like fashion, Val's birth mother Katherine (Christine Baranski), whom Val has never met, mistakenly shows up to play the part of Armand's wife, and the whole scheme crumbles into dust.
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I remember just being blown away by what she did in the room and thinking I had to tell [writer/director Amy Heckerling] just in case she didn't know that Brittany Murphy was the one that had to play the part," Silverstone said, joking, "I'm sure they figured that out on their own.
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They barely knew each other, but to be convincing in their work, they'd have to play the part well — working together at a travel agency, tending to their home, participating in the capitalist system, making friends with the neighbors, even having children as a cover: first Paige, and then her brother, Henry.
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HBO also went to the SXSW festival in Austin last year to promote season 2 with a full re-creation of the Old West town Sweetwater, equipped with dozens of actors playing scripted androids while regular conference participants got to play the part of visiting guests in an elaborate and somewhat messy meta affair.
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Whether Dodson will join John Lineker and add another bull to the china shop in the center of the cage, or if he can play the part of the matador to prove himself a cut above the Brazilian slugger, will be the question which has this writer on the edge of his seat come Saturday night.
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Kanemitsu, whose biography reads like the script for a movie that Hollywood will never make unless they can get a white actor to play the part, was born in Ogden, Utah, but raised by his grandparents in a suburb outside Hiroshima from 1925 until 1940 (during which time he learned calligraphy and the use of Sumi brush).
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I was just, ya know, as a rapper, I was just kinda out-there and loud and crazy and all this stuff, and it was a very serious movie and this very serious part, and so the director of the film [the late Scott Kalvert], he had made all my music videos, he felt like I was more than capable to play the part.
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And Full(er) House star Stamos may be known for Uncle Jesse's rock band and Beach Boys covers, but he's had a long and successful musical theater career, including this stint at the 2009 Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade performing the lead in Bye Bye Birdie: As for Wilson, while the Pitch Perfect star may not have as much stage experience as the rest of the cast, she clearly has the brass to play the part of the bold, uncompromising sea witch.
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