The phrase "actor up" is not correct and does not appear to be a standard expression in written English.
It is unclear what context or meaning you intend to convey with this phrase, as it does not have a recognized usage.
Example: "He decided to actor up for the audition, but it didn't resonate with the casting directors."
Alternatives: "step up" or "perform better".
That was true - but Manny was also like an actor up on the screen, keeping pace with the action.
In one workshop they tried to put an actor up on a horizontal ladder resting on the shoulders of the two puppeteers inside the horse, and it seemed possible.
At given moments, the Duplass brothers want to see the actor up close but don't want to interrupt the take or disrupt the action by thrusting the hand-held camera in the actors' faces.
Luke Treadaway, the young lead in the National Theatre production of Mark Haddon's bestselling novel, is also nominated for best actor, up against Rupert Everett's portrayal of Oscar Wilde in The Judas Kiss, James McAvoy's Macbeth, Mark Rylance's Olivia in Twelfth Night and Rafe Spall in Constellations.
When I went in I was like: 'I'll do whatever I have to do to be in the this movie.'" At the audition in New York the casting director agreed not to let on to "Marty" that the next actor up was an American.
According to TMZ, someone called the actor up on his personal cell phone saying that his portrayal of the former Grand Wizard would ruin race relations in the country, using a gay slur in the process.
The feisty young actor upped the stakes after he married, in 1955, the A-list actor Geeta Bali, with whom he had a son, Aditya Raj, the following year.
"It fired the actors up; you could see that afterwards.
ARTS The current London theater season offers a chance to see some mighty actors up close.
"The apparatus likes to box actors up," said Brian Grazer, a producer of "J.
The culture just eats young actors up and spits them out.
