The phrase "apart actors" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to actors who are separated or distinct from one another, but the phrasing is unclear.
Example: "The apart actors in the scene created a sense of isolation and tension."
Alternatives: "separate actors" or "distinct actors".
Before they start tearing each other apart, actor Henry David Bradleyy) begins to stage an impromptu production of King Lear.
Our study shows that there is much scope for future research to examine how accounts can create sites that bring together (or indeed push apart) organizational actors with different evaluative principles, and the ways in which this 'coming together' can be potentially productive and/or destructive.
Among other things, a live chicken plays a significant role; an actor in mechanic's coveralls brings an audience member onstage to titillate him sexually with a cream pie; and the set is nearly taken apart by actors in a rage fueled by cacophonous industrial music provided by an onstage rock band.
Among other things, a live chicken plays a significant role; an actor in mechanic's coveralls takes an audience member onstage to titillate him sexually with a cream pie; and the set is nearly taken apart by actors in a rage fueled by cacophonous industrial music provided by an onstage rock band.
This Apartle originally appeared on VICE US.
Even in the very end when the financing was still falling apart, the actors all got on a plane -- even without signed contracts -- and came to Germany as an act of love and commitment to try to do something that had never been done before.
Now everything's even harder (everything apart from "actor" Tony, who's new to this, is probably "spooked" by having the BBC there, and may need a "boner pill").
During Tuesday's Desus & Mero, the VICELAND hosts watched and respectfully picked apart the actor's dramatic call to arms.
After Holmes' negotiations for an immunity deal with police and prosecutors fell apart, the actor made plans to leave town with Sellers.
