Sentence examples for actors mostly from inspiring English sources

He's one of "our leading actors", mostly on television.

As he did onstage, he appears in blackface, though the other black actors mostly don't.

Both public and private actors (mostly tech firms that enroll participants and process data) are paid strictly by results.

"Here I am, 11 years on, having done some 60 different American musicals with some 900 different actors, mostly English.

"It was a tough shoot for the actors, for all the actors, mostly because of the logistics.

Many of the characters appear to be taken from the street, yet all but one are actors, mostly drama students.

He had also, up until "Airplane!," been a sober and solid character actor, mostly on television, sometimes playing heavies, sometimes figures of bland authority.

Mr. Machado, no actor, mostly mustered a proficient sound, though how he managed to render so unaffecting a "Cielo e mar" was a mystery.

"It helps to have done time," he said over dinner at the Standard Hotel in Manhattan recently, referring to his long, busy, but not especially fulfilling career as a journeyman character actor, mostly in German television.

Todd Field, an experienced actor mostly in independent pictures (he's the louche pianist who inducts Tom Cruise in the orgiastic night-world of Eyes Wide Shut), directs with unobtrusive confidence and gives his actors the time and space to develop their characters.

Mr. McDowell, an actor mostly asked to show glaring, bristling hostility, brings so much gauzy charm to the blithely unapologetic and elegantly contradictory Mr. A that if this were a stage performance, he would get a standing ovation just for the distracted way he brings his hand up to the yield-sign-yellow scarf hanging from his neck.