Sentence examples for actor in the same from inspiring English sources

Billy Bob Thornton won best actor in the same category.

And Brooks could have mentioned the film's "coup de théâtre" and the most perfect segue in cinema – when a medieval yeoman on his pilgrimage to Canterbury is transformed in the blink of an eye into a 1940 Home Guard soldier (by using the same actor in the same pose) with his hunting hawk changing in mid flight into a Spitfire.

These target images were matched to lures drawn from movies depicting the same actor in the same setting but had substantial differences in the activity; for example, for the breakfast movie, items were prepared in a different order using different techniques (see Sargent et al., 2013).

The memory of having controlled my way through a choice feels more intimate compared to being guided by an actor in the same moment at a fixed pace.

This year, your father's old favorite show, Saturday Night Live, got a whopping 22 nominations including Kate McKinnon for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series and Alec Baldwin for Best Supporting Actor in the same category.

The reunion idea stood out, despite the challenge of getting the actors in the same room at the same time.

We can replay the exact same performance as many times as we like, we can compare actors in the same Shakespearean role, we can listen to different versions of the same song.

You learn something during a read-through, which of course we didn't have on "The Avengers" because I didn't actually have the actors in the same room until about halfway through the movie.

"Twelfth Night," one of Shakespeare's great blends of romance, comedy and melancholy, full of cross dressing and mistaken identities, is a natural for the free Central Park productions because it has several roles of equal weight, thereby allowing the producers at the Public Theater to cast several major actors in the same play, the better to draw audiences.

To make "The Three Worlds of Gulliver" (1959), which required combining footage of giant and tiny live actors in the same shot, Mr. Harryhausen went to Britain to take advantage of the "traveling matte" system developed by the Rank Organization, and he then decided to live and work there permanently.

The living people revealed the painted people behind them like actors in the same performance, and flashing up before me was a little princess, her young maidservants and the artist himself, all gathered in a pool of sunlight below a heavy volume of shadow that instantly sets the tenor of the scene.