"a versatile actress" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe an actress who is able to play a wide range of roles and portray different characters convincingly. Example: "Natalie was praised for her performance as a versatile actress in the film, effortlessly switching between comedy and drama with ease."
Blanchett subsequently appeared in films that covered numerous genres and character types, securing her reputation as a versatile actress.
Although she was a versatile actress, adept in both comedic and serious roles, Huppert's forte was playing antiheroines with questionable morals.
Jane Hoffman, a versatile actress on and off Broadway, died on Monday at a hospital in Woodland Hills, Calif., her son, Sam McMurray, said.
A versatile actress, she has worked in action, drama and comedy with stand-out roles in Charlie Wilson's War opposite Tom Hanks, and in last year's sci-fi thriller The Adjustment Bureau with Matt Damon.
She proved herself a versatile actress, adept at both comedy and drama, and she received an Academy Award nomination for her performance as a woman impersonating a male female-impersonator in Edwards's Victor/Victoria (1982).
Her story is a journey of self-discovery.' A versatile actress best known for her acclaimed performances in The Shipping News and Charlotte Gray, Blanchett has recently played a journalist - her next film is Veronica Guerin, in which she portrays the journalist from the Irish Sunday Independent newspaper who was gunned down in 1996 after she wrote a series of exposés of Dublin crime barons.
Deborah Kerr, a strikingly versatile actress whose screen persona of a genteel, tea-sipping Englishwoman blossomed into a deeper, more provocative identity when she played a ocean-swept sex scene opposite Burt Lancaster in "From Here to Eternity," died Tuesday in Suffolk, England.
Yes, Streep's an amazingly versatile actress, and a very good one.
I suppose she is a very versatile actress …" Audrey, the English-born wife and mother of a dysfunctional leftwing New York family, has been described by some reviewers as "the vilest ever in literature".
Mina Bern, a plucky and versatile actress and singer who was one of the last links to the scrappy world of Yiddish theater in New York, died Sunday in Manhattan.
There is nothing remotely legendary about the straight-speaking, warm-hearted Kidman, who's an infinitely more versatile actress than Bacall, though yet lacking her presence and mystique.
