Role

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Part
Apart
Model
Purpose
Walk-on
Persona
Leading
Capacity
Function
Bit part
Identity
Reversal
Play ___
Lead ___
Starring
Character
Play part
Cast part
Portrayal
Ford part
IMDb info
Show part
Stage gig
Caan job?
It's cast
Film part
Stage part
Drama part
Lead, e.g.
Cameo, say
Assignment
Cast piece
Heavy, say
Supporting
Video part
Movie part
Acting job
Rambo, e.g.
Play thing?
Cameo, e.g.
Aïda, e.g.
Amahl, e.g.
Cruise job?
Heavy, e.g.
It's played
Part of RPG
Actor's job
Lead or bit
Part played
Acting part
It's assumed
Cameo, maybe
Actor's need
Actor's goal
Actor’s gig
Assumed part
Broadway job
Casting lure
Cruise part?
It has lines
Audition aim
Reading goal
Casting slot
Actor's part
Part to play
Ingenue, e.g.
Hamlet," e.g.
Type of model
Iago, for one
Thing to play
Lead, for one
Film opening?
Actor's study
Speaking part
Stage persona
007, for some
Actor's pride
Assumed thing
Audition spot
Audition hope
Broadway slot
Dramatic slot
Hamlet is one
Job for Jodie
Lead or cameo
Lead or heavy
Lead, perhaps
Macbeth e.g.
Mimi or Norma
Mork or Mindy
Player's part
Puck or Feste
Actress' part
Ahab, to Peck
Assigned duty
Assigned part
The R in LARP
Thing to cast
Reader's goal
It's credited
Dramatic part
Kind of model
Part on stage
Audition goal
Actor's quest
Part of a play
Part of a film
Starlet's goal
Actor's target
Aida or Salome
Cast portrayal
Gump, to Hanks
Histrio's need
It gets played
Ladder, part 5
Medea, for one
Part in a film
Part in a show
Performing gig
Performing job
Playbill datum
Slot in a cast
Studio listing
Audition prize
Heavy, for one
Hollywood slot
Milk, for Penn
Player's goal?
Something cast
Star's vehicle
It's acted out
Romeo, for one
Thespian's gig
Cameo, for one
Actor's desire
Part in a play
Hamlet, for one
Personification
Romeo or Juliet
Actor's concern
ActorÂ's quest
Character study
Hunt, to Cruise
Iago or Othello
Ilsa, to Ingrid
Lear or Othello
Othello or Iago
Part for Boomer
Part in a video
Performer's job
Pierce, to Alda
Romeo or Dromio
Theatrical part
Kane, to Welles
Thespian's goal
Thespian's need
Credits listing
Eli, for Denzel
Starlet's quest
Thespian's task
Cast assignment
Actor's pursuit
It must be cast
Proper function
Part in a movie
Audition reward
Performance part
Playbill listing
Anagram for lore
Auditoner's goal
Film cameo, e.g.
Filmography item
Goal of a tryout
Gremio or Grumio
Homonym for roll
IMDb.com listing
It may be played
Part for a star.
Part in a sitcom
Player's persona
Snooks, to Brice
___-playing game
Assumed function
Cattle call goal
Kirk, to Shatner
Butler, to Gable
Histrion's quest
Job for an actor
Part of a movie?
Patton, to Scott
Walk-on, for one
Actor's ambition
Characterization
Performer's part
Thespian's quest
Something to cast
Something to play
Auditioner's hope
Hamlet or Ophelia
Something to fill
Actor's character
Aïda or Radamès
Bond, for Connery
Butler, for Gable
Cattle call quest
Goal for an actor
Hamlet or Macbeth
Macbeth or Hamlet
Part for Jannings
Part in a TV show
Part on the stage
Part to be played
Rose Murphy, e.g.
Sought-after part
Starring or cameo
This is in a cast
Woolf, for Kidman
Actor's portrayal
Assigned function
Cattle call prize
Patton, for Scott
Part for a player
Acting assignment
Assumed character
Hat, symbolically
Willy Loman, e.g.
X, for Washington
Part for an actor
Hollywood handout
Macbeth," for one
Lady Macbeth, e.g.
Thespian's concern
Understudy's study
Part of Hollywood?
Actor's objective.
Capone, to De Niro
Carmen or Violetta
Eminem: "___ Model
Hamlet, in "Hamlet
Hamlet, to Olivier
Histrion's delight
King Henry V, e.g.
Part of one's act?
Rocky, to Stallone
Thespian's vehicle
Tom Hanks plays it
Acting opportunity
Work for Mr. Price
Cast member's part
Casting call prize
Casting call quest
Actor's aspiration
Actor's assignment
Break for an extra
Hollywood opening?
Cattle call reward
Thespian's delight
Auditioner's quest
Casting assignment
Customary function
Juliet or Jane Eyre
Actor's cameo, e.g.
Antony is Brando's.
Audition assignment
Auditioner's desire
Cattle call handout
Disraeli, to Arliss
Fast Eddie, to Paul
Gandhi, to Kingsley
Loman or Lear e.g.
Screen test pursuit
Thatcher, to Streep
Tom Cruise plays it
Actor's acquisition
It might be assumed
Lady Macbeth, today
Filmography listing
Part for an actress
Rocky, for Stallone
What an actor plays
Balboa, to Stallone
Geller, to Schwimmer
Gump, to Hanks, e.g.
Hughes, for DiCaprio
It's cast and landed
Lead in a movie, say
Maggie the Cat, e.g.
One may be recurring
Romeo or Juliet, say
Function or position
Part for a performer
Sweeney Todd, for one
Romeo or Juliet, e.g.
A player may land one
Aspiring actor's hope
Closing credits datum
Data, to Brent Spiner
Fletcher, to Lansbury
It's played in a play
Lady Macbeth or Romeo
Lincoln, to Day-Lewis
Mme. Curie, to Garson
One of a movie's many
Othello, to Fishburne
Performer's portrayal
Something that's cast
House, to Hugh Laurie
Lady Macbeth, for one
Spartacus, to Douglas
The Gipper, to Reagan
You get credit for it
Something to read for
Stanley Kowalski, e.g.
Actor's responsibility
Auditioner's objective
Colette, for Knightley
Goal for an auditioner
Hamlet is a common one
It's made to be played
Lady Macbeth or Hamlet
Part played (in life?)
Part to play in a play
The lead, for instance
Thespian's resume item
Actor's resume listing
Juliet is a common one
Word with bit or major
Closing credits listing
    Auditioner's goal
Assumption by an actor?
Auditioner's aspiration
Hoffman's Tootsie, e.g.
It's played on Broadway
Macbeth or Lady Macbeth
Part in a play or movie
What an actor reads for
You get a credit for it
Dirty Harry, to Eastwood
Datum in closing credits
Hat to wear, so to speak
Reason to do some lines?
Something to try out for
X, for Denzel Washington
Casting director's offer
You'll get credit for it
Movie credit information
Cast member's performance
Character for a performer
It can be cast and landed
Part of a reversal, maybe
Radamès in "Aïda," e.g.
Romeo or Juliet, for some
Something to audition for
Thespian's "I'm on a ___!
Actor's meat and potatoes
Would-be thespian's quest
Batman, for Christian Bale
Casting director's handout
It may be played for money
Lorne Greene's Adama on TV
One usually involves lines
Thing listed on a playbill
Word with "model" or "play
Rosencrantz or Guildenstern
Break for a certain wannabe
Dr. Zhivago, to Omar Sharif
Item on an actor's résumé
Part of the movie industry?
Thespian's résumé listing
Raymond Babbitt, to Hoffman
Wolverine, for Hugh Jackman
What an actor auditions for
Casting director's offering
A star usually has a big one
Chris Gardner, to Will Smith
Han or Indiana, for Harrison
James Bond, for Daniel Craig
Series of lines, essentially
Superman, to Reeve or Reeves
Jason Bourne, for Matt Damon
Anna Leonowens, for instance.
Austin Powers, for Mike Myers
Part of the theater industry?
Something played in a theater
Casting director's assignment
Dorothy Gale, for Judy Garland
Gwenn's Kringle in a 1947 film
Prescribed pattern of behavior
What one might get typecast in
Successful auditioner's "award
It's more important with lines
Bella Swan, for Kristen Stewart
Concern of Morgan Freeman, e.g.
Iron Man, to Robert Downey, Jr.
Sheldon Cooper, for Jim Parsons
Something played by a performer
Vito Corleone, to Marlon Brando
Gen. Patton, to George C. Scott
Malcolm X, for Denzel Washington
Offering from a casting director
One may be leading or supporting
Indiana Jones, for Harrison Ford
It consists of a series of lines
Character for an actor or actress
Cookie Lyon, for Taraji P. Henson
Part filled by a casting director
Slot filled by a casting director
Some rockers long for a movie one
Jerry Seinfeld, to Jerry Seinfeld
Blanche DuBois or Willy Loman, say
Part that an actress auditions for
Tom Collier in "The Animal Kingdom
Captain Jack Sparrow, to Johnny Depp
Tyrion Lannister, for Peter Dinklage
Some rockers long for one in a movie
Marina and the Diamonds "Starring ___
What a casting director tries to fill
Type of model well-behaved rockers are
God, for George Burns or Morgan Freeman
Hurricane" Carter, for Denzel Washington
The Terminator in "The Terminator," e.g.
Word sometimes written with a circumflex
Moe Howard, for Chris Diamantopoulos, in 2012
Carter was an award-winning one for Washington
___-playing game (Dungeons & Dragons is one example)
___-playing game (something like Dungeons & Dragons)
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