Sentence examples for actors marks from inspiring English sources

But his long-awaited pairing of these two superb actors marks Mr. Hytner's banner Shakespearean achievement.

It remains to be seen whether the recent casting of disabled actors marks a temporary uptick or a more lasting trend.

For each shot you'll need to know the focal length, the camera placement, the actors' marks (where they need to stand, etc), which lenses to use and the movement of the camera.

A series of doorways – simple frames held up by the actors – mark passages from one country to another, and from life into death.

In like manner, most of the performers approach their characters with the forced jocularity of actors marking time in a theme park until a better job comes along.

Actor as Politician as Actor MARK FEUERSTEIN, who played MEL GIBSON'S smarmy assistant in "What Women Want," has just landed a role as a Republican investigator on the NBC drama "The West Wing".

The performance, which brought him an Oscar nomination for best supporting actor, marked the point where his acting began to blur with his writing to create "the intrepid artist-cowboy of popular imagination", as John J Winters put it in his book Sam Shepard: A Life (2017).

It is an annual pleasure to hear the cast of The Archers protest, "I'm not an actor!" It marks the start of the panto season.

The best actor award marks a return to the critical bosom for Bruce Dern, who is best known for roles in 1970s films including Coming Home, The Cowboys and The Great Gatsby.

The politicians and various public actors are marking guidance and religious advocacy of Syrians in Turkey with this metaphor and, hence, seek to influence the public sphere discursively rather than initiating a rights-based relief and integration programme for all refugees.

Nearly every good actor is marking time in this pop-up Pinter.