Ranvir Shorey opens up about the fear of typecasting, admits it 'Always haunted me…'

Ranvir Shorey has always been driven by a deep-seated fear of being typecast, and this fear has shaped the roles he chooses ...
The Cheat Sheet

Rita Moreno Reveals Her Moment of Reckoning About Hollywood Typecasting: ‘Why Am I Letting These People Tell Me Who I Am?’

The Rita Moreno documentary had its television debut on Oct. 5. Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go For It gives an honest look at the iconic actor’s life and career. And she didn’t shy away ...
Connecticut Post

John Lithgow on Long Wharf, typecasting and modern journalism

John Lithgow has won -- or been nominated for -- every major award that can come an actor's way. He has received five Emmys, two Tonys and two Golden Globes. He is also a two-time Academy Award ...
Yahoo

Ted Danson didn't worry about typecasting after leaving “Cheers”: Sam 'wasn't part of wacky world'

Ted Danson left Cheers, in part, because he wanted to see what other roles he could do. Speaking on his podcast Where Everybody Knows Your Name, Danson and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia star ...
Indiatimes

Arjan Bajwa: Typecasting is one of the most painful things that exists in our industry

Arjan Bajwa, recognized for his diverse roles across film and web series, addresses the industry's typecasting challenge. Arjan Bajwa, recognized for his diverse roles across film and web series, ...
The Globe and Mail

The trouble with typecasting on the job

Can you picture Sylvester Stallone as an accountant? What about Gary Coleman as an action hero? And whatever happened to Mark Hamill? Well, it seems that last October, Luke Skywalker announced he had ...