How to pronounce “typecast” in English

And many people throughout my career for the last 20 years are always asking me if I'm afraid of beingtypecast in just gay roles.And I hate that question.

Because I'm always like, well, do you think that they ask Brad Pitt or Ryan Gosling or George Clooney if they're afraid of beingtypecast in straight roles?No, they don't ask them that.

Typcasting?Typecasting, I hear? Telly is, of course, a veteran of the Broadway stage.You might have seen him in "Wicked," or "Rent," or "Godspell." Many fans will recognize him from "Glee,"

Like, that was your jam.I also was just typecast.Let's just make her a thing.

So I was going to make her sort of trailer trashy and from the South.I was typecast.She's from Tampa.

and which is bad?He was impossible to typecast on sort of standard left, right continuum.

Otherwise, you know, well, you can imagine, that makes for some very tense shooting days.Is it typecasting? Does he die well?

So I feel like when people already know things-- like I know everything, I know this, they stay where they're at.Regardless of whether or not you get typecast as a villain, or just-- I mean, that's just how I feel right now.

So, I started looking into it a little harder.MALE #25: Are you ever worried you're getting typecast?

It's great. You mentioned earlier, Henry, that after the run with "Happy Days" it was about 10 years that you actuallyhad a challenge finding meaningful roles after that because you'd been typecast.How did you overcome that?

So I probably have more of a mix in the US than the UK.Interesting. So you've sort of been typecast as a football writer?Yes. I mean, I've only written one football book, and it was 20 years ago, but I think there's something about writing about sport that

And one of the classes was led by a police officer in Boston Dennis Rory, who was a community police officer.And we see that happen a lot as kids who are sort of typecast as a certain kind of kid, who feel like failures,

So, I started looking into it a little harder.So, if he felt he was typecast, he could write himself a new character who was dashing and heroic.

and away from to travel was to encourage others to consider the creative pursuits such aswriting a book I want to prove that everyone just because you're not typecast into a you know what if you're not a right or you're not an artist whonot a musician you can still go out there you can still be creative you know Here I am I studied finance in school

revenues so just remember that guy he comes back later in the presentation the movie was The English Patient from 1996I think and since then in the intervening 12 years he's apparently been Typecast as someone who is reallygood at diffusing bombs and handling stressful situations um the thing that's important about The English Patient it was the first movie

From that? Yeah. They were all like-- you know, it was like James Mason and Al Pacino.Yeah. So how do you avoid typecasting yourself, or like, making sure that you're not being Bill Hader in "Barry"

So, I started looking into it a little harder.But yeah, I'm not worried about typecasting 'cause I don't wanna be an actor.

And so that's been quite rewarding.It's never made me-- it created some frustrations when I was trying to break the typecast.

And he wrote a book that was called "I Am Not Spock." And he was trying to not be typecast.

So I feel like when people already know things-- like I know everything, I know this, they stay where they're at.And you even mentioned that you're sometimes in movies versus theater, you're typecast as the fuckup or the messed up kid.

OK. So the next chapter is called, "Typecasting Blame." And what that's about is it's about personality, both normal and dysfunctional and how that relates to credit and blame.

Right at the intro, you mentioned something about there comes a moment where you stop trying to rebel against being typecast or stereotype,

So I feel like when people already know things-- like I know everything, I know this, they stay where they're at.My question is, we've heard recently some Asian-American actors complaining or voicing that they're often typecast.

So I just-- in school class, everyone, so there are people who are typecast that, oh, you're

The character of Lucille, you know-- sometimes actresses, actors, everyone gets typecast.

You know, when I was asked to do a cookbook, "Fish Without a Doubt," is what I came up with, because I was typecasted into being a seafood chef because I was at Oceana, and

And he's something of a rascal.Typcasting?Typecasting, I hear? Telly is, of course, a veteran of the Broadway stage.