It was a touching moment, far more tactful for the absence of Matilda and of the little girl's mother, the considerable actor Michelle Williams, who is surely in danger now of being written off or eternally labelled as Heath Ledger's girl.
As he told The Paris Review, "In a sense my mother and father, considerable actors both, were dramatizing my youth as I was having it so that I arrived as an adult with some burden of material already half formed".
The company's extensive European tours between 1874 and 1890 had a considerable impact on actors and actor-managers.
Will Keen and Samantha Bond - he earnest and steely, she fading from songbird to sternness - are considerable actors, who do all they can to animate their overladen lines.
Achieving such changes requires not only political support and the buy-in of a considerable number of actors, but also the mobilisation of new resources, development of new human resource and information systems, and significant changes in the orientations and everyday practices of frontline providers.
Which is to say that Spacey does not at first strike you as an actor at all - a considerable irony, because he is the consummate actor of his generation, an actor right down to the fibre of his no doubt immaculate cotton socks.
These developments are especially apparent in Sarris's correspondence, which include letters between other critics, scholars, fans, and a considerable handful of notable actors, actresses, and directors.
Nonetheless, Leo built up a considerable reputation as a theatre actor; in 1957, he replaced Jason Robards in the legendary Circle in the Square production of "The Iceman Cometh".
"He looks like someone," the editor said, as a man who bore a considerable resemblance to a famous actor walked past, looking as though he had recently benefited from a great deal of rest.
Hurt, who has died aged 77, will always be remembered for his astonishing range of film and TV work but he was also a considerable, if too infrequent, stage actor; and nothing he did was finer than his performance in Krapp's Last Tape which was first seen in London in 1999 as part of a Samuel Beckett festival.
