How to better express "Dwayne Johnson has been given more footage than Jason Statham in the movie" [closed]

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By footage I do not mean on screen time. I mean Dwayne Jhonson has been given scenes that show him to be better than Jason Statham. Although both were given roughly the same on screen time, Dwayne was given more scenes and heroic stunts what would appeal to audience.

How does one say that in a sentence? May be more concise one.


Dwayne Johnson was given a more dynamic part in the movie than Jason Statham.

Dwayne Johnson's part was better tailored to show off his talents than that of Jason Statham.

Dwayne Johnson's character stole the show.

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