Put on
Put on verb - To place on one's person.
To direct
Both terms in one sentence
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Fanservice: When Kazuki Akane was put on the project to direct, he figured that it wouldn't hurt to broaden the potential audience by adding some elements.
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Its proposed sequel similarly became mired in development hell, after Superman Returns' lackluster performance at the box office caused a sequel to be put on the back burner, and Bryan Singer abandoned the project to direct Valkyrie instead.
Source: Saved from Development Hell
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