Examples of using Read the script in English and their translations into Russian
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Read the script.
At least read the script.
I read the script for your next movie.
After that I read the script.
I read the script.
Biggs, you even read the script?
I read the script.
Of course, he had to read the script.
I read the script.
I told her that when she read the script.
I read the script, you know.
Guess who read the script.
When John Gaeta read the script, he pleaded with an effects producer at Manex Visual Effects to let him work on the project, and created a prototype that led to him becoming the film's visual effects supervisor.
He complained to coworkers,"I can't read the script.
You read the script, of course?
Series creator David Chase has stated that when HBO first read the script, they objected to Tony's murder of Febby.
But you read the script, and here you are.
She was being considered for Rachel,but Cox read the script and thought she was a better fit for Monica.
Then I read the script- which I loved.
They just read the script placed before them by those who control you.
My parents read the script, and they're pulling me out of Rocky Horror.
In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter,Shakman spoke about the first time he read the script of the battle, saying"I was reading the script and this battle began and I kept turning pages and the battle kept going on page after page after page!
After the Endeavor Talent Agency read the script in July 2001, however, producers Albert Berger and Ron Yerxa subsequently gave the script to commercial and music video directors Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris, who were immediately attracted to the project.
Elliot Salad read the script, and now he wants to do it.
Producer Cathy Konrad read the script and felt it was exactly what the Weinstein brothers of the fledgling Dimension Films- then a part of Miramax- were looking for.
Gregory Hoblit first read the script in November 1997, eighteen months after his father's death.
Sorry to intrude, but I read the script… which I love… and I have got a lot of good ideas about what to do.
When director Kim Manners read the script for"Home", he called it"as classic a horror script I'm ever going to see.