The phrase "a combination of actor" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing the elements that make up an actor's performance or characteristics, but it needs additional information to be clear.
Example: "The film's success was due to a combination of actor talent, script quality, and direction."
Alternatives: "a blend of actor" or "a mix of actor".
The Surfer that audiences saw onscreen was a combination of actor Doug Jones's physical performance, Laurence Fishburne's voice, and CGI (computer-generated imagery) effects.
The soul eater was a combination of actor Jordan Marder in make-up, and a silicon dummy whose mouth would distend and the teeth would move forward.
During pre-production, Patrick McGoohan was contacted as a possible guest-star, but a combination of actor availability and budget limitations precluded his casting as the voice of the President.
He used a combination of actors on wires in front of blue screens, and short takes of weightlessness filmed using the "vomit comet" – Nasa's Reduced Gravity Aircraft.
They are put in place by a combination of actors: beneficiaries, communities, governments, local entrepreneurs, corporations and NGOs.
The remark had #Penndejo -- a combination of the actor's last name and a Spanish term for stupid -- trending not long after the broadcast.
A combination of real actors and stop-action animation, Jan Svankmajer's "Little Otik" is a handmade dream, cobbled together from dirt, wood and more imagination than most of us can muster in our most fevered states.
Thus, the decision for prioritising one project above another was a combination of both actors' rationales, whereas the final decision lay with the organising Ministry.
The reason for this finding could be explained by a number of factors including, good oral hygiene practice of the patient, a high fiber diet, early loss of rootless teeth resulting in a shortening of the adherence time of caries-causing bacteria, or a combination of these actors.
Once I had thought for a while about Redford, I realized that he lived in my mind as much more than a celebrity or a superior combination of actor and director.
But one of my biggest pet peeves in life are people who point to the original five years of "SNL" as some sort of bastion of comedy that could never be replicated by the current cast (and "current cast" can refer to any combination of actors since the departure of original cast).
