Sentence examples for actors from the same from inspiring English sources

In addition, Gable, Laughton, and Franchot Tone (as Roger Byam) were all nominated as best actor, the only time three actors from the same film have been accorded that honour.

(Because there are only seven categories at Cannes, this was an unusually high number of honors, and the organizing committee has since changed the rules to prevent the acting prizes from going to two actors from the same film).

I wrote extensively about how far away from the real Simpson he got, and I fear that having two actors from the same mini-series in this category could split the vote and cost Vance the Emmy.

All the members of this complacent family are famously played by Alec Guinness in various guises, and this multi-performance is superbly detailed and differentiated: not a pantomime dressing-up turn, but an inspired tour de force, as if eight different excellent actors from the same family had somehow been brought to the screen.

The function therefore assigns a value to c j which is equivalent to the average similarity of the history of a i to other actors' histories who recently announced c j and thus captures the degree to which c j was recently chosen by similar actors (i.e., actors from the same coalition) and operationalizes coalition formation.

He and McConaughey will become the fourth pair of male actors from the same film to win lead and supporting Oscars.

"We believe the individual responsible for forging the document should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law to prevent other malicious actors from doing the same".

Studying such a Sextuple Helix (Leydesdorff 2012) requires the computation of 26 = 64 sectors data.1 A simpler way to proceed consists in considering the global system as if actors were from the same geographical area and studying separately the three domestic, foreign and global Triple Helix systems.

Bole tempered himself explaining that he had seen "really competent actors" suffer from the same trials and simple exhaustion that he saw in Wright's performance.

As the age of the target audience drops, so Hollywood has taken to plucking its principal actors from that same bracket, scared that older or wiser men would set too high an example — that their aura of experience might be construed as an insult.

Competition from a Brazilian (Fernanda Montenegro), an Australian (Cate Blanchett in "Elizabeth"), a two-time past winner (Meryl Streep) and a little-known Brit (Emily Watson in "Hilary and Jackie") seems no competition at all.Best actor and supporting actor could come from the same film this year.