101.   Washington carries the power of the story, creating a character whose internal suffering reaches into our own consciences.

102.   When Paul Auster creates his characters for novels and the screen, a chance meeting, a chance phone call often changes the course of a life.

103.   While all this is going on, computer animators can create their characters in the traditional way on their computer screens.

104.   William Hurt, Harvey Keitel, Forest Whitaker and Stockard Channing create vivid characters from a weak script, but none of the stories are interesting.

105.   You create characters, put them in scenes and give them balloon dialogue boxes.

106.   You just have to make, work, create the character.

107.   A natural yarn-spinner with a poetic, often otherworldly bent and a talent for creating unforgettable characters.

108.   After the World War II he created other characters such as Drago and later Miracle Jones, the sole humorous strip he would draw.

109.   Birch and Buscemi have great comic-sad chemistry, creating characters who initially feel remote, even unlikable, but gradually become familiar and endearing.

110.   He creates characters who are both ordinary people and archetypes, their voices speaking for an entire group of unheard people.