Sentence examples for beyond the actors from inspiring English sources

In Forum, we're invited to engage and play and let the themes live beyond the actors and the script.

Kapoor is paired with Nargis, and while there's no kissing — this is Hindi cinema, after all, which had a long-running ban on it — Kapoor the director finds ways to give their scenes an erotic charge beyond the actors' obvious chemistry.

It's more so, "Does it bring a certain something on screen, does it create a bit more electricity on screen?" Beyond the actors themselves, the cinematography really brings out a gritty, potent sense of life to the film.

I have had many crushes in my lifetime, and the ones that reach beyond the actors and Olympic gymnasts I will never meet are typically people I have very little chance with.

Well represented even from beyond, the dead actor receives billing for his spectral turn, squeezed between Eva Marie Saint, who plays Superman's earth mother, and Tristan Lake Leabu, who plays Lois Lane's young son.

It all melds into an utterly surprising dark fairytale from the Place Beyond The Pines actor, but a welcome one at that.

"To be candid," the secretary of state revealed, "he said: 'We're looking at it.' " Beyond the actor formerly known as Conan the Barbarian and his own mystery candidate, Mr. Russo said the list of possible alternatives to Mr. Jones includes Robert Conrad the actor and Ben Stein the comedian.

Beyond that the actors themselves raise the bar every episode with their high caliber acting.

Elsewhere in the interview, Mulligan praised the "ask her more" campaign around this year's Oscars, which encouraged interviewers to go beyond questions about the actors' dresses and jewellery, and said of Far from the Madding Crowd: "I just loved that there was a story set in Victorian Britain about a woman who rejects a proposal in the first 20 pages.

These are duties that go beyond working with the actors.

Ostensibly filmed as a series of backstage interviews conducted by a black teenager (race is introduced for no compelling reason beyond giving the actor David Oyelowo an excuse to ham outrageously), "Rage" avoids some of the usual missteps of films on the subject by eliminating the fashion itself.