The phrase "actor poster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a poster featuring an actor, typically for promotional purposes related to a film, theater production, or event.
Example: "The new movie's promotional campaign included a stunning actor poster that showcased the lead star."
Alternatives: "actor promotional poster" or "film poster featuring an actor".
The anti-EU party was also criticised for using an Irish migrant actor on a poster championing British workers.
The drapes when lifted, bring to view a set that has a snowcapped peak in the backdrop followed by an igloo which has a Bollywood actor's, Kajol, poster peekaboo-ing.
And according to the official "Star Wars" site, Teedo, "is a small, brutish scavenger that roams Jakku's vast wasteland on his semi-mechanical Luggabeast". Also in the poster, actor John Boyega wields a lightsaber, yet again, possibly confirming that his character, Finn, could be force sensitive.
Titled "Clownify Stickers," the cheeky endeavor involves plastering red clown nose stickers on the faces of billboard models and television poster actors, transforming the otherwise annoying portraits into clever works of street art.
The actor Bruce Adler has a poster from his parents' appearance on the Yiddish stage in Paris.
Jaden Smith, actor, rapper and prolific poster of pseudo-philosophy, has disappeared from Twitter and Facebook and made his Instagram private, for reasons unknown.
But it was the play, inspired by Schiller's epic "William Tell," that first set off a storm when Swiss newspapers reported that it included a scene in which an actor urinates on a poster of Mr. Blocher and another in which an actor vomits into a ballot box.
The man featured on the poster is actor Dave O'Rourke, who moved to the UK a decade ago.
UKIP has clashed with the Tories over its use of an Irish actor on an election poster about British workers being hit by foreign labour.
Theoretically, you could use Xsights to dynamically obtain more information based on e.g. words from a newspaper article, a landmark, a photo of an actor on a movie poster, a street sign, etc.
