Sentence examples for a famous acting from inspiring English sources

There's a very interesting story: Del Close was a famous acting teacher in Chicago.

My wife saw that the names were those of a famous acting team.

He was a member of a famous acting family; his brother was John Wilkes Booth, the assassin of President Abraham Lincoln.

I started making a home 17 years ago, and I remember being so influenced by people's homes when I was a kid I actually wrote about the Strasbergs' house in my book "Wildflower" [Anna Strasberg, a wife to famous acting teacher Lee Strasberg, is Barrymore's godmother].

Originally written as a vehicle for Coward and the Lunts — one of Broadway's most famous acting couples — the comedy brazenly asserts the century's new gospel of celebrity.

It is still intensely nasty in its intimately English way, perhaps because it is quite explicit and coolly sordid and because we still can't quite believe that nice Richard Attenborough is going to appear in so chilling a guise, despite the fact that this is one of his most famous acting roles.

Some of my father's techniques have been compared to those of the famous acting teacher Constantin Stanislavsky and his "method acting" school, which has had an especially great influence on the American theater.

Wilde, who was imprisoned for gross indecency due to an affair with the son of the Marquis of Queensberry in 1895, was one of Fry's most famous acting roles.

"This British team is very strong," said Bayley, who went to the famous acting and singing talent academy Brit School in Croydon.

The actress famous for her roles in The Crown and Gosford Park, talks about playing Childie in the original stage production of The Killing of Sister George, and co-creating Upstairs Downstairs, as well as some of the famous acting roles she has turned down.

Moon Over Buffalo Ken Ludwig's showbiz farce about a formerly famous acting couple working the theater circuit in 1953.