The phrase "choice of actors" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about someone's selection of actors for a play, movie, or television show. For example, "The director was very pleased with his choice of actors for the film."
But you were very unhappy with this film - why? LD: The script itself, the choice of actors, set, film crew, none of these things were our decisions.
Even as completely untried first-timers, he and Stephen Merchant somehow managed to persuade the BBC to let them do The Office entirely their own way, with their own choice of actors, their own script, their direction.
He also praised the director, Peter Kosminsky, on his choice of actors, saying: "Myself aside, I feel he has cast Wolf Hall with a superb eye for character and all the nuanced humanity Ms Mantel's masterpieces deserve".
Wallis dismissed the studio's gruesome initial choice of actors (Ronald Reagan and Ann Sheridan), got turned down by George Raft (who was offered the part of Rick), and then traded, for one picture, Warners' star Olivia de Haviland to David O. Selznick for the young womanly Swedish beauty Ingrid Bergman.
Howard has been especially on target with his choice of actors.
Q: Was the choice of actors part of the attraction of making this film?
Asked on Twitter how she felt about the choice of actor to play Hermione, who in the Warner Brothers film franchise was portrayed by the actor Emma Watson, Rowling responded: The author also retweeted fan art based on Dumezweni as Hermione.
He liked Jason as a comedy actor in such vehicles as Only Fools and Horses, but felt that along with the choice of actor had gone a softening of the dark humour essential as a safety valve for policemen investigating horrendous cases.
The vividly filmed flashbacks to the father's youth are full of strange and wonderful characters, and quirky choices of actors.
The observed division of labor in information systems reflects the heterogeneous distribution and strategic choices of actors with respect to internal analytic competencies.
Criterion 5 is especially relevant when the common understanding of possibilities and relevant past facts are important for common choices of actors.
