We think of timing as an art of actors, but it also applies to theatrical scheduling.
She had told him, over lasagna at lunch, that she was an actuary, a creature of calculation, that she couldn't be less qualified to judge the art of actors' interpretation or that of a director.
Of course, the connection of a critic or viewer with directors isn't exclusive and needn't blind a viewer to the immediate art of actors, screenwriters, cinematographers, and other participants.
"Part of the magic of any motion picture is the art and artistry of actors' performances," says Pamela Greenwalt, who speaks for the Screen Actors Guild.
The art of the actor proves that worldly manner does not belie inner torment.
Norman Mailer's three movies of the nineteen-sixties are marked — or deformed — by his excessive devotion to the art of the actor, which he considered inseparable from improvisation.
On the one hand, there are "rich" commercial productions that rely heavily on technological spectacle; on the other hand are the small "poor" experimental groups exclusively centred on the art of the actor.
However, when the reaction against realism did come, it had more lasting results in France than it did elsewhere, possibly because there it centred on efforts to dignify the art of the actor rather than to exploit or devalue it.
1921 - Speech hits the movies The talking kinema "The invention of the talking kinema - reported the other day from Sweden - promises to endow the art of the actor with some sort of immortality".
Caro is particularly good at evoking the sheer physicality of Johnson, how he used his intimidating bulk with the art of an actor, bending other men to his giant will.
