miscast 的定义
mis·cast, mis·cast·ing.
- to assign an unsuitable role to: Tom was miscast as Romeo.
- to allot to an unsuitable actor.
- to select unsuitable actors for.
更多miscast例句
- In doing so, prosecutors allege, its members miscast criminality as patriotism.
- At the least, it appears the seventh-year player, who torched the Hawks in the regular season, has been exposed in the playoffs as miscast in the role of No.
- It was the best performance by a woefully miscast actress in decades.
- Roberts is miscast here, never cracking that blockbuster smile and speaking in a terrible Irish accent.
- The vice president has to be himself, not a reprise of a miscast LBJ.
- Everyone feels spectacularly miscast here and I was left scratching my head, wondering just who would want to watch this.
- The news got us thinking of other actors who were miscast as famous literary characters in films.
- For one thing the production was doomed at the start: it was wofully miscast.
- Terriss looked all wrong as Orsino; many other people were miscast.