Sentence examples for established the actor from inspiring English sources

Once the gimmick is established, the actor playing Charley is kept on the run as he undergoes quick costume changes between his naturally masculine appearance as Charley and a highly feminized version of his aunt.

Critics praised Hoffman's physical and vocal transformation, as well as the subtlety of his portrayal of Capote, and the movie established the actor as one of the bona fide talents of his generations.

Mr. Gill, his voice a frenzied moan, establishes the Actor's naturally histrionic metabolism efficiently as he confides to the Critic his tormenting fears of losing his wife's affections.

"Horror of Dracula," one of the first British horror films to be shot in color, helped establish the actor Christopher Lee, who played "the terrifying lover who died — yet lived" (in the words of one of its tag lines), as a sex symbol.

Thus, it is important to establish the actors and their roles in the slaughterhouses.

This paper is guided by the specific objectives aimed at establishing the actors and their roles and describing the effects that institutional settings and changes have on slaughterhouse operations.

After the disastrous production of Arthur Miller's Resurrection Blues closed early, the theatre still plans to remain dark until September, when Spacey will star in a revival of A Moon for the Misbegotten by Eugene O'Neill, whose work first established the Hollywood actor's reputation on the London stage when he starred in the Almeida's award-winning production of The Iceman Cometh.

Three weeks after Hoffman's death, David Bar Katz established the American Playwriting Foundation in the actor's memory.

Each performance will be as dinner theater, a format pioneered in Asia in the 1970s and '80s by Derek Nimmo, the late British actor who established the now-defunct touring company, British Airways Playhouse.

Despite the ascent of Capone as king of the real-world gangsters, the Irish-American actor James Cagney established the Irish-American gangster as the most heroic urban criminal of Hollywood's golden age.

With royalties from her book sales she established the Totto Foundation to train professional actors with hearing impairments.