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Miscast

usgb/ˌmɪsˈkæst/Volume
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Context MattersPlay
Consider the story or character's traits when using 'miscast' to describe a role they don't fit. SlideAn action hero was miscast as the quiet librarian.
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Casting ExpectationsPlay
'Miscast' often implies a breach of audience expectations or the norms of casting. SlideCasting the young actor as the wise elder was a clear miscast.
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Subjective OpinionPlay
Remember, declaring someone as 'miscast' can be subjective and vary among viewers. SlideSome believed he was miscast, while others felt he brought a unique angle to the role.