The phrase "aspects of actors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various characteristics, qualities, or elements related to actors, such as their performances, skills, or roles.
Example: "In this workshop, we will explore the different aspects of actors that contribute to their success on stage and screen."
Alternatives: "features of performers" or "characteristics of actors".
While there's an element of truth in this equation — every movie being, to some extent, a documentary about the people seen in it — the hidden aspects of actors' personalities, the parts of themselves that they keep offscreen and reveal only in selected company, make for an equally significant part of their stories.
Qualitative research such as the assessment of the cultural and behavioral aspects of actors within emerging markets and its impact on R&D is necessary.
The three factors in analysis of donations do not exceed the material and spiritual aspects of actors, which closely surround their interests.
The resulting data set is claimed to be suitable for macro-level comparative analysis and for focusing on the qualitative aspects of particular actors and claims (Koopmans et al., 2005, p. 27).
Final Fantasy X received praise, although poor lip-synching and some aspects of the actors' performances were criticized.
I was always most interested in the biographical aspects of these actors' lives, and I began to think about writing biographical material and focusing my life on film history.
The "nature worship" theory expresses the idea that disguise is one of the fundamental aspects of the actor's art.
Typically in TV, the writers begin to incorporate the funniest aspects of an actor's personality into their character and that is certainly the case around here.
For an encore at certain performances, Mr. Greenspan delivers "Jonas," a multilayered meditation on the more deeply imaginative aspects of the actor's art.
Technique can't take the place of personality, but it can help to reveal aspects of an actor's personality that might otherwise go unnoticed, energies that might go untapped.
(Only once, when he describes the fear of shedding his accent and "letting go of what you thought was you," does he touch upon the less chipper aspects of an actor's life).
