The phrase "actor strong" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an actor's strength or performance, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The actor strong in his performance captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "powerful actor" or "strong performer".
"I think you have more original programming, new kinds of shows with fine actors, strong production values, and interesting directors who are not doing cookie-cutter work.
Malick's incisively fragmented and recomposed editing emphasizes the actors' strongest and most emblematic moments.
He said the final cuts provided to him already contained the actors' strongest performances, but that he placed a greater focus on Father John's character in an effort to "help the audience get inside him and connect emotionally".
Each character provides a single debating point; no one has more than one possible direction and no actor is strong enough to hint at something more.
It won Borgnine not only the Oscar as Best Actor (against strong competition from James Cagney, Spencer Tracy, James Dean and Frank Sinatra), but the British Film Academy Award, the New York Critics Award and the Grand Prize at the Cannes Film Festival.
The biggest acting surprise of last year – Mickey Rourke's portrayal of a washed up piece of meat in The Wrestler – won him best actor, beating strong competition in the form of Frank Langella, Sean Penn, Brad Pitt and the British newcomer Dev Patel.
He also met with former Vice President Al Gore and actor Leonardo DiCaprio, strong advocates for action on climate change.
The love for the actor was strong throughout the weekend; I saw his face and his famous "Always" quote emblazoned on at least a half dozen tee shirts.
Judith Crist of New York Magazine also found the actor a strong point of the movie, stating that "This time around there's less suavity and a no-nonsense muscularity and maleness to the role via the handsome Mr. Lazenby".
The lines connecting key actors represent the extent of linkages and information flow between the actors (solid lines represent strong linkages while broken lines represent weak linkages).
