The phrase "actor closely" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an actor's performance or behavior, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The director advised the actor closely to ensure the performance was authentic."
Alternatives: "actor attentively" or "actor carefully".
In the three years between being cast as Elbe and playing her, the actor closely consulted with Wachowski, who had directed him in Jupiter Ascending, as well as working with outspoken British trans activist Paris Lees and April Ashley, a former Vogue model who suffered a career setback when her birth identity was uncovered by the media in 1961.
The PMSC, as a private actor closely affiliated to the state, can take on a limited international legal personality based on this relationship.
More specifically, the literature suggests enhanced performance priming following action observation by actors closely matched to participant expertise.
The part went to Gregory Peck, an actor so closely associated with "composure and dignity and a maturity of spirit and a morality and a sober-mindedness" that, years later, "Capote" 's Bennett Miller may have momentarily thought of him for Harper Lee.
The film's trailer shows Dennis Quaid, who plays a paleoclimatologist, warning the vice president -- played by an actor who closely resembles Vice President Dick Cheney -- that "if we don't act now, it will be too late".
None of the characters is particularly attractive, and the boozy, boastful, womanising Dylan is extremely unsympathetic, though he's played by Matthew Rhys, a handsome Welsh actor who closely resembles Richard Burton.
This is the working-class hero, god of 1930s French cinema and all-round handsome potato Jean Gabin – an actor so closely identified with his earthy screen persona, cultivated in Popular Front staples including Julien Duvivier's Pépé le Moko, that it's no wonder his character here is also named Jean.
Cooke and Silberman describe him as "the actor most closely tied with fascist fantasies of the autocratic and the populist leader".
Each accent that Williams successfully did raised money for the nonprofit Comic Relief, an organization with which the actor was closely affiliated.
Cianfrance shot the scene in the cramped bathroom of a real love motel in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, using two long-lens cameras, one following each actor as closely as possible.
As a further step it could be helpful to analyze the egocentric networks around selected actors to get insights into their network ties, to observe the attention flow going from and to these actors, and to find out which other actors are closely connected.
