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Definition of juvenile lead in English: juvenile leadnoun 1(in a play or film) the chief part performed by a young actor or actress. Fred was cast as the male juvenile lead I never had the shape for juvenile leads Example sentencesExamples - I never had the shape for juvenile leads so I've always had to play character parts.
- The next day he received a letter from London saying his audition for the juvenile lead in a musical comedy called Wild Grows the Heather had been successful.
- As Dr Jekyll, he was lit, flatteringly, from above, as the conventional handsome, juvenile lead in any play would have been.
- In the toughest role in the show O'Connell is the roguish juvenile lead Billy, in romantic pursuit of Peggy and a match for her in fleet footwork.
- From his first major juvenile lead role as Rolf in The Sound Of Music, he has reinvented himself from musical theatre to the Abbey Road recording studios.
- He progressed to a whole sentence in a play at the Garrick, then joined Colchester rep, where he graduated to juvenile leads.
- "I got kicked out of my first big part as a juvenile lead in To Kill a Cat, despite the fact that my father wrote it," he later recalled.
- Haynes is notably charming as Billy Lawlor, the so-called juvenile lead.
- Eventually, he got an acting job of 16 weeks in weekly rep, playing juvenile leads in 16 different plays - where he honed his technique.
- They met when they were both playing juvenile leads in an amateur dramatic production in Birkenhead in the 1930s.
- 1.1 The actor or actress performing the part of juvenile lead.
the juvenile leads try hard Example sentencesExamples - Weldon, fresh from playing Edmund in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, makes for a likeable juvenile lead.
- Like other former juvenile leads who've appeared in too many romantic comedies, he has been consistently underestimated as an actor.
- Rarely has a show dealt so honestly with the ageing of its juvenile leads, with them all seeming to grow up quicker on screen than they were in real life.
- Watch out for a different player in the role of the Dame and a juvenile lead with bags of drive and initiative.
- John had once been actor-handsome, the juvenile lead.
- The picture is pitched to the music-video crowd and for good measure has the juvenile lead complain that his grandfather's house lacks MTV.
- Things liven up a little when Captain Hook hits the decks and looks as if he may dispatch several of the juvenile leads with the lack of compassion that they deserve.
- A couple of horrible juvenile leads ruin the early childhood scenes.
- In a movie universe dominated by ageless action heroes and charmless juvenile leads, he is an authentic grown-up.
- Manners maketh the man and the golfer is behaving like a juvenile lead who has lost his audience.
Definition of juvenile lead in US English: juvenile leadnoun 1(in a play or film) the chief part performed by a young actor or actress. Fred was cast as the male juvenile lead I never had the shape for juvenile leads Example sentencesExamples - As Dr Jekyll, he was lit, flatteringly, from above, as the conventional handsome, juvenile lead in any play would have been.
- From his first major juvenile lead role as Rolf in The Sound Of Music, he has reinvented himself from musical theatre to the Abbey Road recording studios.
- They met when they were both playing juvenile leads in an amateur dramatic production in Birkenhead in the 1930s.
- In the toughest role in the show O'Connell is the roguish juvenile lead Billy, in romantic pursuit of Peggy and a match for her in fleet footwork.
- I never had the shape for juvenile leads so I've always had to play character parts.
- Haynes is notably charming as Billy Lawlor, the so-called juvenile lead.
- Eventually, he got an acting job of 16 weeks in weekly rep, playing juvenile leads in 16 different plays - where he honed his technique.
- He progressed to a whole sentence in a play at the Garrick, then joined Colchester rep, where he graduated to juvenile leads.
- "I got kicked out of my first big part as a juvenile lead in To Kill a Cat, despite the fact that my father wrote it," he later recalled.
- The next day he received a letter from London saying his audition for the juvenile lead in a musical comedy called Wild Grows the Heather had been successful.
- 1.1 The actor or actress performing the part of juvenile lead.
the juvenile leads try hard Example sentencesExamples - Manners maketh the man and the golfer is behaving like a juvenile lead who has lost his audience.
- John had once been actor-handsome, the juvenile lead.
- Rarely has a show dealt so honestly with the ageing of its juvenile leads, with them all seeming to grow up quicker on screen than they were in real life.
- In a movie universe dominated by ageless action heroes and charmless juvenile leads, he is an authentic grown-up.
- Things liven up a little when Captain Hook hits the decks and looks as if he may dispatch several of the juvenile leads with the lack of compassion that they deserve.
- The picture is pitched to the music-video crowd and for good measure has the juvenile lead complain that his grandfather's house lacks MTV.
- Watch out for a different player in the role of the Dame and a juvenile lead with bags of drive and initiative.
- A couple of horrible juvenile leads ruin the early childhood scenes.
- Weldon, fresh from playing Edmund in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, makes for a likeable juvenile lead.
- Like other former juvenile leads who've appeared in too many romantic comedies, he has been consistently underestimated as an actor.
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