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The phrase "a bite of the action" is not correct; the correct expression is "a piece of the action." You can use it when referring to wanting to participate in an opportunity or share in the benefits of a situation.
Example: "After hearing about the successful project, I wanted to get a piece of the action and contribute my skills."
Alternatives: "a share of the action" or "a part of the action."
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It's happening anyway, so isn't it better that Mr Redford at least obtains a bite of the action for us indie film-makers?
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