The phrase "actor depending on" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing reliance or influence, but it requires additional context or restructuring to be clear.
Example: "The actor depending on the director's vision delivered a powerful performance."
Alternatives: "performer relying on" or "actor relying on".
But Mr. Bichir and his film, in turn, were snubbed by the other guilds, while Brad Pitt, the leading actor in "Moneyball," has been edging aside Brad Pitt, the lead (or supporting actor, depending on who does the scoring) in "The Tree of Life".
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More recently comedian and director Chris Rock commented in a Hollywood Reporter article on how personal relationships have had a role in his own success, noting that the chances of landing a new role as an African-American actor depends on one's opportunities -- and arguing that those opportunities are much easier to come by for white actors.
A painter, a musician, a writer can sit alone in a room and do their thing, have nothing to beat but their own limitations: an actor depends on someone else's say-so, just to get a shot at working.
The potential of such a double-role actor depends on his capability to create alignment between research and action.
The league has expressed a willingness to stop licensing such tours, but wants the union to accept salary concessions on certain types of tours, effectively creating tiers of pay for actors depending on popularity and commercial success of specific shows.
Scenarios of policy interventions developed in a companion modelling approach indicate that the effect of interventions differs between actors depending on their capabilities.
Additionally, the electrophysiological results suggest that feedback information results in different ERP patterns of observers and actors depending on whether the actor had made an error or not.
Treatment-seeking behaviour for malaria in sub-Saharan Africa is complex, often involving several steps and actors, depending on the local health system, society and culture [ 1, 2].
The electrophysiological results suggest that feedback information results in different intensities of the ERP patterns of observers and actors depending on whether the actor had made an error or not.
It is common in the latter for UN agencies to assume the role of the lead agencies for humanitarian response, most often in partnership with national government departments or national/local authorities and with the involvement of other humanitarian actors, depending on the country context and the scale of the disaster.
