Expelled from school in her early teens, she became an actor for a while, appearing with Roger Moore in The Saint, Dirk Bogarde in Cocktails in the Kitchen and Alec Guinness in All at Sea.
As a young woman in the 1940s, she went to New York to become an actor, understudying for Ethel Merman, inadvertently turning down an affair with Marlon Brando, and working her way to the heart of Broadway, where she eventually became that rarest of things: Sondheim's darling.
"Aquarius" was performed in the final episode of Laverne and Shirley in 1983, where the character Carmine moves to New York City to become an actor, and auditions for Hair.
Heston decided to become an actor after impulsively auditioning for a high-school play.
When you become an actor you sign up for that, you're in the debate about what it all means.
He wants to become an actor at a theatre for children with Down's Syndrome.
I only know that he did not become an actor, did not play football for the U., perhaps did not go to the U.
On deciding to become an actor, he approached fellow Bostonian Leonard Nimoy for lessons, but the latter advised him to get rid of his Boston accent first.
By the age of 11, Foote had read voraciously from Benvenuto Cellini to Vicki Baum, and yearned to become an actor - "an outgrowth of the enthusiasm for amateur theatrics that swept America in the 20s until supplanted by the talkies," as he put it.
People think that must have made it easier for me to become an actor, but actually, that's nonsense.
