The phrase "actor meant" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express what an actor intended to convey or communicate, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The actor meant to portray a sense of vulnerability in his performance."
Alternatives: "the actor intended" or "the actor aimed".
Being an actor meant Stockwell had a strong understanding of what a good script needs, but having an income was essential to keeping his writing going.
But being an openly gay actor meant it was tough and there was never an option of hiding his sexuality because he enjoyed being out on the gay scene too much.
Asked whether his years as an actor meant he was better able to manage the egos and personalities on set, he said: "Your first challenge is dealing with your own ego on anything you're doing".
It also employs a DJ, a jazz saxophonist, a bandoneonist and an actor meant to be the voice of Bach.
It's not entirely clear what the actor meant, but many have interpreted his remark as making light of the recent wave of sexual misconduct allegations in Hollywood. . the jl cast's reactions to ben affleck dropping a joke about all the sexual assault allegations in hollywood is like a renaissance painting pic.twitter.com/HHWjPxPkt5.
The maturity that Mr. Murphy is showing as an actor means he may be ready to ease into much more serious work.
There's no better evidence for the idea that watching a great actor means watching a great director at work than the career of Lauren Bacall, who, at the time that she was discovered by the director Howard Hawks, was hardly even an actress.
While being a hot actor means that bandmates Emre and Mikey probably have to get changed in the loos and stand at the back during photoshoots, at least having Olly in the band means he can call up his famous mates (Ben Whishaw, Black Mirror's Tuppence Middleton, Utopia's Nathan Stowart-Jarrett) to lend their videos some genuine dramatic heft.
The encapsulation of each actor means that they are treated as a separate entity that works independently, but concurrently in a network.
Writing as an actor means you don't get a fetish about a desk.
To break up an actor means that when he (or she) is on stage in a very dramatic scene, say he is crying over his son's dead body, another actor backstage on the side lines hidden by the drawn curtains, makes faces at the performing actor in an effort to break his dramatic performance.
