Sentence examples for committed actor from inspiring English sources
However, Hardy is also a key selling point: given his reputation as a highly committed actor, his performance in the dual roles of Ronnie and Reggie Kray exerted a powerful curiosity factor.
Jared Leto and Matthew McConaughey, following in the footsteps of Robert De Niro in Raging Bull and Christian Bale in The Machinist, have done what every committed actor aspires to do at one point or another in their career.
A high-concept movie requires a truly committed actor who can ensure that its central gimmick remains legible throughout.
A really good and committed actor with a tremendous sense of humour and a streak of moodiness.
Weisz, whose triumph was also at the expense of Brokeback Mountain's Michelle Williams, paid tribute to Fiennes as a "magical, committed actor.
It takes a serious and committed actor to deliver lines like "They always say yes" and "I live on my wits and my charm" convincingly with equally compelling terror pouring out of his eyes.
"Murders are not committed, actors do not fire live bullets at each other or at the audience, the theater is not set afire to illustrate the burning of Rome in 'Julius Caesar,' " the court said.
Chris is a very committed, genuine actor in a way that I don't get to come across that often.
Johnny Depp as Ed Wood: Burton approached Depp and "within 10 minutes of hearing about the project, I was committed," the actor remembers.
Coogler also has a close relationship with Michael B. Jordan, the talented star of "Fruitvale Station" and a committed, athletic actor ("Friday Night Lights") who trained for nearly a year to look the part of a trim and vigorous boxer and threw himself with equal vigor into the film's emotional demands.
Then, her son having been farmed out to a countrywoman, she escapes his clutches by becoming an actress (the beauty of this career move is that she cannot be arrested for the robberies she and Black Jack have committed - actors are the king's servants and, as such, above the law).
