Sentence examples for coaching actors from inspiring English sources

By that time, she had found new career purpose in teaching and coaching actors and directors.

Bob Anderson, who fenced for England in the Olympics and went on to help create some of Hollywood's greatest sword fights, choreographing bladework and coaching actors from Errol Flynn to Antonio Banderas, and who appeared on-screen himself as Darth Vader, crossing lightsabers with Mark Hamill (as Luke Skywalker) in the original "Star Wars" trilogy, died on Sunday in West Sussex, England.

9 P.M. (13); 10 P.M. (49) SHAKESPEARE UNCOVERED Actors and directors tour some of Shakespeare's greatest works in this series, which continues here with Derek Jacobi coaching actors in "Richard II" at the Globe theater in London while pondering some modern political parallels.

Page D1 Obituaries BOB ANDERSON, 89 He fenced for England in the Olympics and went on to help create some of Hollywood's greatest sword fights, choreographing bladework and coaching actors from Errol Flynn to Antonio Banderas, and appeared on-screen himself as Darth Vader in the original "Star Wars" trilogy.

In addition to Shawnah Donley, there is Joey Dillon, a gun spinner who now coaches actors on gun handling for films and television.

Anne, who had attended the Yale School of Drama, coached actors, including the "imposters" who tried to stump the panelists on the game show "To Tell the Truth".

Mr. Sheen was expected to plead guilty to a charge of misdemeanor assault against his wife and be sentenced to 30 days in jail, with permission to coach actors at a local theater as part of his plea bargain.

Political leaders, broadcasters, clergy, columnists, former players, coaches, actors and even a federal judge have weighed in with their views, even as team owner Dan Snyder has vowed never to abandon the moniker.

"But Julian would come on and say: 'No, no, no! We'd never call a duchess that.' " Retired octogenarian servants were called in to coach actors in the fine points of cooking and housekeeping, and the dapper Arthur Inch, an 85-year-old retired butler who has been in private service since the age of 15, was on the set to uphold the standards of his profession.

Lori Jonas, a publicist whose former clients include Jerry Seinfeld and Ellen DeGeneres, coaches actors to keep things professional.

In addition, traders were brought in to coach actors on the set on how to hold phones, write out tickets, and talk to clients.