Sentence examples for co-starring from inspiring English sources

The word "co-starring" is correct in written English
It is used to describe two or more actors sharing prominent roles in a film, television show, or theatrical production. Example: "The movie features a talented cast, co-starring Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling." Alternatives include "featuring" or "alongside."

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co-starring

verb

Present participle of co-star

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Co-starring Hope Davis.

The New Yorker

Co-starring James Franco and Scott Glenn.

The New Yorker

Co-starring Robert Downey, Jr., and Jack Black.

The New Yorker

Muslims: Snapchat video co-starring DJ Khaled.

The Guardian

Co-starring Jeff Daniels and Isla Fisher.

The New Yorker

Co-starring Liv Tyler and Mike White; directed by Vince Di Meglio.

The New Yorker

Co-starring the filmmakers Mati Diop and Dan Sallitt.

The New Yorker

Mr. Cruise and Ms. Diaz, co-starring in "Knight and Day," weren't as lucky.

The New York Times

Directed by Michel Hazanavicius; co-starring John Goodman, as a producer.

The New Yorker

Directed by Marc Webb; co-starring Emma Stone and Rhys Ifans.

The New Yorker

The couple met while co-starring in the musical "Hair" on Broadway in 2010.

The New York Times

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