The phrase "a time when actors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period or occasion involving actors, often in a narrative or descriptive context.
Example: "There was a time when actors would travel from town to town, performing in makeshift theaters."
Alternatives: "an era when performers" or "a period when thespians".
In an interview for Rendition, he remarked that "it's a sad time when actors are politicians and politicians are actors".
At at time when actors of South Asian descent are still being asked to play characters with stereotypical accents, Ahmed's Emmy win is also a victory for varied on-screen representation — which leads to a more diverse nominee list come awards season.
There was a game constantly playing in your mind of, "Wait, where do I know this from?" Another standout was their rendition of The Delfronics, "Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time)?" when actors Rogelio Douglas Jr. and Reign Morton reenacted the scene from Jackie Brown culminating in the moment Reign casually popped off bullets into the trunk of his car, killing his companion.
At at time when actors of South Asian descent are still being asked to play characters with stereotypical accents, Ahmed's Emmy win is also a victory for varied on-screen representation — which leads to a more diverse nominee list come awards season.
For example, there was a time when Jewish actors had to change their names because anti-Semites thought no Jew could convincingly play Gentile".
Running his own production company, at a time when few actors did, meant he controlled his career, which cut out a lot of Hollywood sucking-up.
Does Tambor, who landed this role at a time when most actors are thinking of winding down rather than assuming centre stage, feel the same way?
It took a grievous confrontation with Hoffman to squeeze the second act of "Our Lady" out of him at a time when the actors were already in tech rehearsals for act one.
But the zeal with which many have seized on a foreign explanation for a domestic problem sets a worrying precedent for how any future event or movement that challenges our understanding may be processed, in a time when malevolent actors, foreign or domestic, can influence perceptions more easily than ever, and we can all see it unfold in real time.
James Braddock and Jennifer Eaton are magnificent as Eddie and May, even in Sunday's matinee performance, a time when lesser actors might coast a bit.
