The phrase "actor to whom" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an actor in a context where you want to specify the person to whom something is directed or related.
Example: "The director praised the actor to whom the role was originally offered."
Alternatives: "actor to whom it pertains" or "actor to whom it relates".
"EastEnders doesn't represent the whole of British Asian life," says the actor to whom I spoke.
On Monday, Heard filed for divorce from Depp and is seeking spousal support from the Oscar-nominated actor, to whom she was married for just over a year.
Betty Bronson, who sprang into fame with her performance in the title rôle of the screen version of "Peter Pan," is featured in this new pictorial effort.The motion picture actor to whom we have alluded is Maurice Mansfield Andre de Berangerr), in whom Lita Hazlitt (Miss Bronson), through circumstantial evidence, is thought to be interested.
For an actor to whom the "washed up" label could easily stick, projecting an image of self-awareness genuine or not—can be a self-awareness genuine
The actor to whom a lie was to be told was counterbalanced across the participants.
They were also presented with face photographs of the four actors, and were asked to indicate the actor to whom they had been instructed to tell a lie.
He also directs the actors, to whom he doles out somewhat cryptic instructions and thoughts, notably "You are solid".
Yet the concerted efforts of all the actors to whom you assign to-do lists will come to nothing unless Hamas accepts Israel's reality and permanence as a Jewish state.
Hence, institutional entrepreneurs would therefore be those individual or collective actors to whom institutional change is attributed [ 86].
There, under the guidance of actor Lee Majors, to whom she was married (1973 82), Fawcett launched her career.
Mrs. Matthau was the widow of the actor Walter Matthau, to whom she was married from 1959 until his death three years ago at 79.
