Sentence examples for glamorous actor from inspiring English sources

John Major's son James entered a short-lived marriage with glamorous actor Emma Noble.

She could make an apologetic joke about taking up space a more glamorous actor should occupy.

In Washington Square Park he met the glamorous actor Lionel Stander, who took Mr. Abel on a tour of Greenwich Village.

Surely a more glamorous actor would have given "Noise" a lighter, more satirical spin, but Robbins makes David a lost, unhappy man who needs to save himself, and that's the right way to go it turns a one-note story into a universal fable.

The effect is of glamorous actors discussing a role they recently played on screen, which is fitting but depressing.

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.

Collins is still considered one of the world's most glamorous actors, but she's not so naive as to think that her attractiveness is measured in the same way as it once was.

So, because they don't hand out Oscars to just anyone, here's the next best thing; my 2016 Oscar Nominees Luncheon photoshoot awards: Remember Too Many Cooks, the YouTube video where a deranged murderer lurks unseen for huge stretches of time, before massacring a huge cast of glamorous actors?

A glamorous American actor comes to stay at the wonderfully named Hotel Adequate View on the Italian coast in 1962.

A glamorous female actor, loyal make-up artist in tow, approached and gave me the "are you worth my time?" test, coupled with a cursory check of my yellow, slightly dusty trainers.

Second, it gives us in Gary Oldman's performance an equally plausible Smiley, a tired, tested man, a quietly growling, canine figure, who physically resembles another, rather more glamorous British actor in the classical tradition, but also with a certain strain of sexual mystery – Michael Redgrave.