The phrase "actors of this" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to individuals involved in a specific context or situation, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The actors of this situation need to come together to find a solution."
Alternatives: "participants in this" or "individuals involved in this".
Legal scholars within each country are the main actors of this discussion.
He is one of the greatest actors of this or any time.
She is one of the finest film actors of this or any era, with the most Oscar nominations, and the most beatific smile.
Actors of this calibre can't do anything other than a good job but the basic form of the drama is, for me, tangled and clotted.
Mr. Chase, in a statement, called Mr. Gandolfini "one of the greatest actors of this or any time," and said, "A great deal of that genius resided in those sad eyes".
This "Faust" is an ensemble adventure: the 33 actors of this separately constituted company, who will have worked together for three years (counting rehearsals) by the end of the Vienna run, play multiple roles and interact as a team.
Russell Crowe (The Greatest Actor of this generation, a little like being the tallest dwarf).
"The Good Thief" is too spindly and unconfident for an actor of this bulk, yet without him it would curl up and die.
The principal actor of this shadowplay is expected to be Mikhail Prokhorov [below], the billionaire tycoon who announced his candidacy for the presidential election on 12 December.
Now let's look at Leonardo DiCaprio, probably the most officially celebrated actor of this generation, with three Oscar nominations, all for acting: "What's Eating Gilbert Grape?" "The Aviator," and "Blood Diamond".
Daniel Day-Lewis cemented his status as the pre-eminent film actor of this or any generation, by taking home a record third Academy Award for Best Actor, for his performance as America's 16th President in Steven Spielberg's Lincoln.
