The phrase "actors good" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe actors in a positive manner, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The actors good performance impressed the audience."
Alternatives: "actors are skilled" or "actors are talented".
And when you have the actors good enough to push boundaries, then you are inspired to do it.
"I've tried to give talented actors good stories to work with and they have run with it and made it their own".
You sit closer to a complete stranger than you would in your own homeland; if the pay is compelling as the actors good, you start to breathe together.
"I think good actors — good, collaborative actors who see themselves as leaders in a given production — can and should offer ideas that have nothing to do with wanting to direct themselves," Mr. Mantello said.
When the entire company comes on to sing Puck's concluding monologue (to an ethereal melody by Dan Moses Schreier), we are primed to pay homage to the bravery of all actors, good and bad.
Through the fallen gates stream bad actors, good people with no talent, young people who won't wait, smart people who don't need anyone's permission to publish, the people formerly known as your sources, assorted charlatans, paranoids, shysters and fools, and the obsessives who will probably discover the next press.
You will do anything to have the actors sound good.
Winters and Borichevsky are formidable actors, good-looking and terrific to watch.
The actors' good-natured performances and the eager audience's reactions are contagious; Juan de Armas's costumes for the musical numbers are amusing; and the brief use of puppets is a nice touch.
"I don't want to be [considered] an actor good for her age," she said.
He was a good actor, right?
