The phrase "actor credit" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of film, television, or theater to refer to the acknowledgment or recognition given to an actor for their performance in a production.
Example: "The film's credits rolled, and I was pleased to see my name listed under actor credit for my role in the movie."
Alternatives: "acting credit" or "performance credit".
And if there's one person who can lay credible claim to a best supporting actor credit for this latest British creative wave to hit the US, it's Rebecca Eaton.
He handles the many homophobic remarks that get thrown his way". Executive producer Steven Bochco gives the actor credit with Irvin's success in the precinct.
With Brando's 4000-book library, his personal film scripts, his letters, his audio archive -- all available since his death -- we now have the documents to debunk the myths surrounding him, and give America's greatest actor credit for his contribution to the history of film.
The actor credits are negotiated in individual contracts.
The actor credits 1995's Babe with inspiring him to become an ethical vegan.
The actor credits GOSH with saving his daughter's life after she fell gravely ill while he filmed Sweeney Todd in the UK.
"Elements like the billing block [the chunk of credit text at the bottom] and actor credits [the callouts at the top of many posters] must be sized in relation to the film's title.
The article ends on a note of hope about the decline of the violence, but the only actor credited with playing a role is the international United Nations agency for children.The efforts of Zinder's residents, whose lives are most affected, go largely unmentioned.
His actor credits list is 95 strong, so his reputation is intact.
The 30-year-old British actor credits a new workout plan for his sculpted chest and abs.
And Fowler was asked if he is "related to D.L. Hughley," which the actor credited to his jawline and hair. .
