The phrase "actor team" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of actors working together, often in a theatrical or film context.
Example: "The actor team delivered a stunning performance that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "cast" or "performer group".
The actor teamed up with "Back to the Future" alum Fox in 2008 and has served as a board member for the foundation.
The short helped show that Wan and Whannell was a "director-actor team" rather than just wanting to sell the script.
In 1971, regular director-actor team Don Siegel and Clint Eastwood unveiled what become their most enduringly popular work then, they released their biggest flop.
ALMOST 20 years ago, a pair of frustrated (but not wholly unsuccessful) black actors teamed up to write "Hollywood Shuffle," a meta-comedy about a frustrated black actor in search of a decent script.
The actors teamed up to try and laugh about their experience together.
The actor, publicity team, executive producer and individual scriptwriter were all visibly nevous about this storyline, one that would lock Langley down in history as the soap's first regular actor to play an openly gay man.
Derek Luke's manager confirmed that the actor's team is trying to get the imposter account @IAmDerekLuke taken down.
At 632 pages (and with 1,000 photographs, many of them rare), this 8.5" by 11" hardcover work stands as one of the most comprehensive books ever issued on any actor or team of actors.
The actor's team reportedly advised him to keep the gig so as not to damage relations with the studio, but his mind was apparently made up.
Fuller appeared to be doubling down on comments he'd made in 2007, when he said Dekker's "Heroes" character, Zach, had been written as gay, but was ultimately portrayed as straight per request of the actor's team.
