The phrase "actor away" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used, as it lacks context and does not form a recognizable expression.
Example: "The actor away from the stage was not seen by the audience."
Alternatives: "performer absent" or "actor missing".
Photograph: David James/AP Similarly radiant enigmas include: can Leonardo DiCaprio sneak supporting actor away from Tommy Lee Jones?
After all, whenever age begins to muster its forces, launching sneak raids on the lines of his waist and hair, the producers simply throw the actor away and buy another one.
Although the actress encouraged the actor verbally, her nonverbal behavior suggested the opposite (e.g., cramping, pushing the actor away during initial penetration).
That leads to lengthier tours, which keep actors away from their families for meagre weekly wages.
But it was only in 1936 that supporting Oscars were introduced and then only because the recently formed Screen Actors Guild had lured so many actors away from Academy membership.
In addition to bartending and working the cash register at a record store, she teaches hip-hop dancing at a community center in her Bronx neighborhood and tries to steer her young protégés -- in particular a troubled, gifted young man named Benny (Lil' Romeo, who shows some real promise as an actor) -- away from the clutches of the local drug dealer.
He was an actor and away from home a bit.
Say you're a once-famous actor, moldering away in a nursing home.
Boufares, a handsome square-shouldered man who is not a professional actor, ducks away from the camera.
Victor Rasuk, a 17-year-old aspiring actor, stayed away for a year.
Then a popular film actor broke away and started a party, ostensibly for the poor, that governed the state for many years.
