Sentence examples for expert actors from inspiring English sources
The expert actors, portraying four grasping London suburbanites and an unexpected visitor from foreign parts, never once demand that you root for them or even like them.
The men wear latter-day Westminster business suits, and the expert actors inside them convey all the thorny ambivalence of having to bow to sweeping skirts.
With expert actors like those guys at the Donmar, it's not about choreographing, it's not telling them how to move … It's just noticing things about their choices and giving them some more physical options to take.
Though performed by the expert actors and PTP/NYC veterans Alex Draper and Pamela J. Gray, the play is so stolid it's a relief when Judith finally goes for the decapitation.
It is not hard to think of cases of creatures who might act exactly as though they were in pain, for example, but who actually were not: consider expert actors or brainless human bodies wired to be remotely controlled.
Because of this, it's no wonder that David Fincher turned Fitzgerald's unique short fiction into a full-length film, rife with dazzling visual effects and expert actors, namely Brad Pitt as the title character and the ever-so-talented Cate Blanchett as the central love interest.
"Yesterday, June 29 , 2013 James Milton Kelly, better known as Jim Kelly, the karate expert, actor, my first husband and Sabrena Kelly-Lewis's biological father died," she wrote in a note.
The world is full of communication experts: actors, screenwriters, coaches, political speechwriters, networkers, public relations experts, diplomats and so forth.
We interviewed industry experts, actors and dancers, singers and musicians; tracked print-media coverage over the last year through Factiva; tallied up awards; and evaluated each artists latest work.
She asks the big question: "Did Shakespeare write boring gibberish with no relevance to our world of Tinder and peri-peri fries – or does it just look, sound and feel that way?" She interviews experts – actor Simon Russell Beale and director Iqbal Khan among them – and finds that the Swan of Avon was more than "just a bald man who wrote with feathers".
Holly's first lead role in a feature film was as the wife of martial arts expert-actor Bruce Lee in "Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story" (1993).
