This has also led one theorist to conclude that since Betty had naively, yet eagerly entered the Hollywood system, she had become a "complicit actor" who had "embraced the very structure that" destroyed her.
Indeed, many of the same actors complicit in past crimes have returned to help develop and implement present US policy.
Kagame notably said that France had not "done enough to save lives" by mounting Operation Turquoise in the west of the country, and had not only been complicit but "an actor" in the massacre of Tutsis.
And though you could still detect the pull of special interests on the red carpet, there was less of a sense that actors were complicit billboards.
As Hollywood players went on a public soul-searching mission, outraged onlookers called out actors they saw as complicit, as well as those whom they deemed hypocrites.
My agents and managers would set up these meetings for me and I would tell them exactly what happened, so they were, as probably all Hollywood agents and managers are, complicit in the exploitation and degradation of actors.
64...They are ALL complicit in the sense that they are actors working to a global capitalist neoliberal script while having to pretend that they give a damn about us.
And that's a good thing, from the perspective of filmmaking — whether it means that directors and actors share producers' risks in getting their work made, or that complicit producers give a director's vision free rein.
Audience members watched actors re-enact Adonis patrons cruising each other, and made them complicit by having them follow the action around the space, deciding what they watched and what they didn't.
By seeking to understand people with dreadful opinions, or people complicit in crimes resulting from those opinions, is the writer (or director or actor) inevitably tending to condone?
