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Yet, who would want to be typecast in such a role.

"Some of them are playing themselves, typecasting, but not as much you would think."

He has also said that the role typecast him to a degree.

And, then, if you look a certain way - it's very hard not to be typecast.

That role, perhaps more than any, led him to be typecast as a "bad guy."

The deputy could have been typecast for the role he played.

By now she was frustrated at being typecast in parts as poor women.

But even though you tell yourself you're too smart to typecast people, that's exactly what I did with him.

Many have felt Reeve was typecast in the role during his career.

I make no attempt to typecast you, so please do me the same favor.

But the name can typecast the building and scare off other tenants.

If ever a band has been typecast by success, it is Elbow.

However, he found himself typecast by his former role.

The new bands also refuse to typecast themselves with a single message.

All these variables make it hard to typecast any single neighborhood as alive or dead.

You're often typecast in American movies as the exotic beauty.

The question now is whether the technology will ever be reliable enough to typecast the public's politics by the millions.

However, she was unhappy with the role and worried that it would typecast her.

The stereotype of the class president has been typecast in books, movies and television.

While actors have a problem with typecasting most behind the screen roles are open to any one.

"I'm not typecast as a women's advocate," she said in an interview.

Rodriguez felt she had been typecast in tough female roles, so wanted this role to be different.

Kingston has stated that she was happy to leave the show before being typecast in the role.

"I don't want to be typecast as a musical director," he said.

Unfortunately, he was typecast for certain roles, thereby limiting his work.