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New Delhi [India], June 19 ( ANI ): Ashutosh Rana, who is all set to make a grand Bollywood comeback with 'Dhadak', opined that directors in the Southern Indian film industry do not typecast actors, unlike Bollywood.

The first time I was interviewed in L.A., this girl asked me, "Aren't you afraid of being typecast?" And I said "What?" And she said, "You're always playing the mean Chicano dude with tattoos." And I thought about it, and I said, "I am the mean Chicano dude with tattoos.

So surely the least we can hope for is a chance to drown hope for is a chance to drown our sorrows without being our sorrows without being typecast at the bar.

In other words, Vaughn, pictured, is typecast yet again as an irresponsible man-child who has to grow up fast via a series of tough life lessons.

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And he revealed he isn't worried about being typecast: "Edward is so specific, you can't get typecast.

The 21-year-old is determined not to be typecast, however, and explains: "I definitely look like a certain type.

He isn't worried about being typecast because he feels the audience is now mature enough to accept such a subject.

The strength of her performance led to Kathleen Byron being typecast as a dangerously neurotic woman.

This is where "One Less Bitter Actor: The Actor's Survival Guide" comes in, and grants aspiring thespians great and sage advice such as how to combat being typecast, bad habits to avoid, the deadliest questions to be asked, and dealing with the crushing disappointment of rejection.

Sarah, who sang with Charlotte Church in a production of musical classic Annie as a child, says she is getting a bit fed up with being typecast - and not getting served in pubs.

Sheen, who has recently brought a host of famous people to life on screen, including Tony Blair, Emperor Nero and Kenneth Williams, doesn't worry about being typecast. He said, 'People say 'Are you worried about being typecast as a real-life character actor?' but in a way that's not possible.

It is understood that producers begged the 23-year-old star to stay for a third run of the smash hit show but she told them she did not want to become typecast.