The phrase "about other actors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to different individuals in a performance or film context, or when referring to people in a broader sense.
Example: "The documentary provided insights about other actors who have influenced the industry."
Alternatives: "regarding other performers" or "concerning different actors".
Huppert generally seems reticent to talk about other actors or collaborators.
He also says nice things about other actors, but always with an acidic tone.
Those are Chapters 1 and 2. Coming chapters will be about other actors responding to business initiatives.
If there is anything more boring than actors saying nice things about other actors, I have yet to be subjected to it.
All the men in the room had ideas about other actors who might have been cast, about shots that might have been handled differently, about scenes that might be shed, but it was too late to change anything about them.
"They rang to ask about my availability," Jackman explained in an April 2003 interview, "probably about 20 other actors as well.
My parents had a close relationship and it is extremely unlikely in my view that my father seriously entertained this project without sharing it with my mother as he was not secretive about the other actors who were considered for casting".
And beyond stripping down to nothing the "Star Trek into Darkness" actress opens up in the glossy's annual nude issue about dating other actors in Hollywood ("Been there, done that, got the T-shirt"), her sexuality (you'd be surprised) and race--a subject that has presented controversy for the star since landing the lead role in the upcoming Nina Simone biopic.
It's about telling the story, so yes, you're the star, in a sense, but it's not about like, 'Hey, it's him!'" This was a very valuable thing when I come and try to do my own thing, and I've put myself there in so many of the scenes, to just be thinking about the other actors and what we're trying to do as a group to tell this story, rather than it being a vehicle for me.
"People like to think that actors are terribly worried about ghosts of other actors in the parts they play," Mr. MacFadyen said.
