Sentence examples for forceful actors from inspiring English sources

The presence of Brown centre stage surrounded by forceful actors who briefly appear to hurl threats and accusations makes him look like a man under constant interrogation.

Mr. Dinklage's generosity should also be noted; he can be a forceful actor.

Judith Crist, writing in New York magazine, said the movie convinced her that he was "a forceful actor" who was "wonderfully menacing and tough".

It should not be forgotten that even in times of economic austerity with its setbacks and hardships, the EU remains a forceful actor in the world which can speak with a strong voice on health matters of global concern.

But he was a forceful, impassioned actor who became a veteran of the British stage, both in comedies and tragedies, and was especially at home in enduring works by Shakespeare, Chekhov, No Coward and Harold Pinter.

I haven't seen it, but I know the trailer almost by heart, with its close-ups of the implacable face of Renner looking at Cruise and the entire venture as if to say: "What the hell am I doing here?" It's a good question, along with the one about how Cruise let so forceful an actor into the film to stare at him in disbelief.

His grave demeanour forever cast him in character roles, and he modelled himself on forceful, less glamorous actors, such as Paul Muni and Charles Laughton.

9 P.M. (Bravo) CELEBRITY POKER SHOWDOWN -- Tonight's "Million Dollar Jackpot" players include James Woods, the forceful Oscar-nominated, Emmy-winning actor; Andy Richter, the lovable comic actor who got his start as Conan O'Brien's sidekick; Gina Gershon (right), who was in "Showgirls" and "Demonlover"; and Joey Fatone, who was in 'N Sync.

To make the actors' portrayals more forceful, Telltale implemented a lip sync system capable of presenting a large range of facial expressions on character models.

Within the set-up, the scenes depicting the nine boys' intensifying plights are sketchy, the characterizations (almost all white characters are played by the actors, including a forceful Brandon Victor Dixon) hovering in a blurred area between reality and caricature.

Picard is, of course, portrayed by Patrick Stewart, an actor with a clear, forceful, Shakespearean voice that lends gravitas to even the most nonsensical dialogue about shield modulation and warp factors.