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out of central casting
a. (label en idiomatic) Conforming to the stereotypical image of a particular type of person or group.
Usage examples of "out of central casting".
An old-style Britisher straight out of Central Casting: three-piece chalk-stripe suit, pepper-and-salt moustache, tie of obvious distinction, though one whose origin eluded Laraby.
The old guy lifted a gnarled stick-also straight out of central casting-and pointed down the road toward the church.
Hunter in his ripped and worn flight suit and helmet, Lucifer in his black robes right out of central casting.
He looked like a child molester right out of Central Casting’.
Tony realized the man he was speaking to had a voice right out of central casting, and sounded extremely capable.