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central casting
noun
- an agency, studio department, etc., responsible for hiring actors, especially bit players or extras.
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Origin of central casting1
Example Sentences
He is, after all, a person who commonly hires people because they are "out of central casting."
Sen. Mitt Romney, a choice straight out of central casting for the sort of blue-blood establishment Republican that once defined the party, admitted that his time was done in an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper.
She's right out of Central Casting.
And anyway, Trump is still looking for that perfect man out of Central Casting who can simultaneously keep the markets calm while helping Trump implement his monumentally idiotic tariff scheme, a job for a magician rather than a financial expert.
If you’ve ever wondered why everyone on your social feeds now looks like they also have stepped directly out of central casting or off a billboard, there’s much more at play than judicial filtering.
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