The phrase "actor of modern" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a contemporary performer or figure in modern contexts, but it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The actor of modern cinema has transformed the industry with innovative performances."
Alternatives: "modern actor" or "contemporary performer".
The discovery in Athens of a four-page letter written to a man who would go on to become Greece's most famous actor of modern times, Dimitris Horn, has thrown new light on the star's drama-filled life.
Yet he was the American actor of modern times, and of the second half of the 20th century, someone who was regularly placed in that small circle of the finest actors, the most potent and dangerous actors who could take a role and their audience into emotional territory that no one had anticipated.
It is definitely an interdisciplinary issue which shall call to action every single actor of modern societies otherwise condemned to increase their already heavy burden of chronic diseases.
But his new guise, as an arbiter of taste passing judgment on some of the great actors of modern film, ill becomes him.
If that won her the role, thank our lucky stars she did, for it was playing a French composer for Kieslowski that it first became apparent that she is one of the great actors of modern cinema.
A Facebook campaign called "Feast for All" ran from Nov. 8 through Nov. 25 and featured the actor Eric Stonestreet of "Modern Family".
So far, Perry's live-stream has included transcendental meditation with the teacher and guru Bob Roth, yoga with the actor Jesse Tyler Ferguson, of "Modern Family," cooking with the celebrity chef Gordon Ramsey, and frequently admitting that she has failed to brush her teeth.
But ultimately, this is very much a political as opposed to celebrity autobiography, which is an interesting choice from a man who is one of the most iconic actors of the modern era and was one of the worst state governors in history.
Yes, you may stare with incredulity at the antics of those actors on the stage of modern politics.
Phoenix is one of the greatest of modern actors — but Gray has much to do with the revelation of Phoenix's art, and that's another reason why I'm impatient to see the new film they've made.
Rather, that would be André Korben (played by Emmanuel Salinger, who's among the most calmly and compactly expressive of modern actors), a film producer and studio boss in his mid-forties who's looking vigorously ahead to the future of the industry and the art of the movies while getting caught in the pull of his own past.
