The phrase "acting guru" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who is perceived as an expert or authority in the field of acting, often providing guidance or advice to others.
Example: "After years of experience in the industry, she has become an acting guru, helping aspiring actors hone their craft."
Alternatives: "acting expert" or "acting mentor".
She is also extremely fine in the scene where she turns the tables on her Lee Strasberg-like acting guru, Marcia, a parasitic vulture masquerading as a martyr-to-her-client.
Pacino says his attitude to working now is inspired by a mantra that method acting guru Lee Strasberg drilled into him when Pacino's profile exploded in the 70s: "Darling, you simply have to adjust".
However, he became dissatisfied with traditional British teaching methods and returned to New York, where he was accepted from thousands of applicants into the method acting guru Lee Strasberg's class at the Actors Studio.
Paula Strasberg — the wife of Lee, and Monroe's New York acting guru — accompanies Marilyn to London, and she's always on the set, talking into her ear ("Think about the things you like.... Frank Sinatra. Coca-Cola") and getting in Olivier's way.
In its very best moments, it's scandalously funny, as in the perversely delicious sequences in which an unseen Marilyn Monroe, languishing in a drug-induced swoon in the Strasbergs' Upper West Side apartment, summons her acting guru with a dinner bell.
At the suggestion of friends, Eastwood sat in on evening classes, taught by a disciple of Michael Chekhov, the acting guru, and in 1954 he came to the notice of Universal Studios, which still had a "school" devoted to the training of young actors.
Two beloved curmudgeons: Lee Strasberg, the Method-acting guru, got stars like Marlon Brando to use "sense memory" to emotionally prepare for roles.
Singh will continue to lead investments, running the accelerator program, and acting as head Data/Metrics guru, while O'Brien continues on her role as head of business development, leading events and conferences, like Geeks On A Plane, Warm Gun, etc. Bedy Yang and George Kellerman have also joined as venture partners.
He was 74 and had become a rancher and fitness guru after retiring from acting three decades ago.
Last week NSF's chief financial officer and budget/management guru, Martha Rubenstein, was switched from acting to permanent.
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