The phrase "actor attended" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an actor was present at a specific event or location, such as a premiere, audition, or meeting.
Example: "The actor attended the film festival to promote his latest movie."
Alternatives: "performer was present" or "thespian showed up".
On Thursday night, the actor attended the Australian premiere of Matilda the Musical with Ross.
The actor attended birthday celebrations for Mr Kadyrov in Grozny in October and is making a film with Miss Karimova.
The Empire actor attended a court hearing in Chicago on Tuesday, where a judge sealed the case.
James Doohan, the well-known Star Trek actor, attended high school in Sarnia.
The openly-gay actor attended the news conference with his fiance, who NBC reports Ferguson plans on marrying this year.
Katzenberg gave Nimoy a check to make up for his lost royalties, and the actor attended the March 1978 press conference with the rest of the returning cast.
He has the right build and looks, but the performance is polite, rather colorless, that of a new actor attending to his director.
As well as film work, the actor attends Yale University and makes appearances on the daytime TV show General Hospital, purportedly as part of a performance art project.
Having first trained and worked as a graphic designer, Rickman was a late starter as an actor, attending Rada between 1972 and 1974, and winning the Bancroft gold medal, before working in rep and the RSC in small roles at the end of the 70s.
The actor attends HBO's official Emmy after-party at The Plaza at the Pacific Design Center on Sept. 18 in Los Angeles.
Thursday is the season premiere of the top-rated comedy "The Big Bang Theory," the return of "Two and a Half Men" (with "half man" Angus T. Jones being reduced to recurring status while the actor attends college), and "Elementary".
