The phrase "brilliant acting" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone's exceptional performance in a play, movie, or other performance. Example: The critics praised the lead actor for his brilliant acting in the new Broadway play.
Directorial inventiveness is also matched by brilliant acting.
It has been a gripping series, as bonkers as ever, but saved by some brilliant acting.
No set, no flash distractions, just taut writing, effective direction and lighting, and brilliant acting.
Unconventional soundtrack that just works so well from start to finnish, top quality writing and brilliant acting that creates a palpable atmosphere throughout.
A lot of people thought we were married, and obviously that was some kind of a reflection on their own lives, though of course we'd claim it was down to our brilliant acting.
From brilliant acting to well-thought-out writing, Her, Adaptation, Where the Wild Things Are, and Being John Malkovich are more than just touching stories on multiple levels they require multiple watchings not for coherence, but for true appreciation. .
One "farmer" is munching on an apple — brilliant method acting or just a hungry extra?
Neilson says the character emerged from an improvisation in which "Brian did this brilliant drunk acting.
But for all of its technical achievement and gorgeous landscapes, Red Dead Redemption is perhaps most distinguished by the brilliant voice acting and pungent, pitch-perfect writing we have come to expect from Rockstar.
In general, Quayle was not pleased with his reputation for being less than brilliant, often acting defensive and upset when it was raised.
Gary Oldman's superb acting, helped by brilliant prosthetics, turns him into the very personification of the man we rightly voted the winner of the 100 Greatest Britons poll in 2002.
