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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a few actors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small number of actors in a specific context, such as a play, film, or event.
Example: "In the upcoming production, a few actors will be performing multiple roles to showcase their versatility."
Alternatives: "several actors" or "a handful of actors".
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(The size of a few actors is striking).
EM: Theater's too expensive not to have a few actors that people recognize.
Give or take a few actors, it simulates the music in its natural setting.
There are only a few actors who can choose what they want to do.
A few actors do manage to move beyond the cryptic script into flesh-and-blood characterizations.
Go to a nonprofit theater group and hire a few actors for a reading.
The directors will work that up with a few actors over the next few weeks.
Supreme felt like "Kids" in real life, Mr. Clark said; a few actors in the film even worked there.
We often advocate for social change in a way that places blame on a few actors contributing to the problem.
A few actors and models who appeared in adverts for Marlboro cigarettes have died of smoking-related diseases.
We've got a few actors but we have a bounty of very brilliant painters and yet no national gallery.
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