The phrase "a famous cast" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a well-known group of actors in a film, television show, or theater production.
Example: "The movie features a famous cast, including several award-winning actors."
Alternatives: "a renowned cast" or "a celebrated cast".
Go not for a famous cast but for Mascagni's lightning-bolt blood and guts and Leoncavallo's equally sinister exercise in revenge and murder.
When "Superior Donuts" opened on Broadway this fall, it did so without the box office benefit of a famous cast member.
It had "gorgeous, accessible locations, a famous cast with a loyal fan base, and a soundtrack entirely scored from local Hawaiian songs," Cuff said.
Teaming up with his loyal dog Snowy and new friend Captain Haddock, Tintin meets a famous cast of characters on the way, including detectives played by Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, and a former pirate played by Daniel Craig.
And a mere tip of the hat for effort to Gravitas Ventures for its release of Ping Pong Summer, which has a more famous cast (Susan Sarandon, Amy Sedaris) and managed $31,900£18,97777) from 17 sites and therefore a more mediocre per-site average.
"A very famous casting director in America saw that and said, 'I see something phenomenal in him', and gave him The Wire.
"Alexa L Fogel, who's a very famous casting director in America, saw that and said 'I see something phenomenal in him', and gave him The Wire.
They have a more famous title and more famous cast members (including Emmy winner Jim Parsons).
Later in his career, he made an especially famous casting choice for the 1991 film "Thelma and Louise": He suggested Brad Pitt for the role of J.D., a thieving drifter who charms star Geena Davis.
At one point that same car goes airborne in a famous scene cast in glittering neon light, believed at the time to signify a world record (over 49m) and achieved by stunt driver Guy Norris.
Some draw attention to the famous cast behind characters (there's a talking vagina that looks like Kristen Wiig).
