Sentence examples for illustrious actors from inspiring English sources
Allow me to say that, to their credit, the performers here don't seem daunted by the ghosts of illustrious actors past.
It has given the world some of the theatre's most illustrious actors: Adrienne Lecouvreur, Mlle Clairon, Henri-Louis Lekain, François-Joseph Talma, Mlle Rachel, Sarah Bernhardt, and Jean-Louis Barrault.
He went on to star in various theatre productions with illustrious actors including Katharine Hepburn, but it was his turn in Dark Shadows and its first feature-film adaptation, House of Dark Shadows, that made him a commercial success and kept him busy throughout his career with reunions, fan events and dramatic readings.
Acting didn't cross his mind until he was 25 and a friend took him to a class at the illustrious Actors Studio in New York.
And the academy roundly ignored all the illustrious actors involved, a list that includes the likes of Emma Thompson, Tom Hanks, Anthony Hopkins, Helen Mirren and Leonardo DiCaprio.
The New York Times' Ben Brantley wrote that the cast doesn't "seem daunted by the ghosts of illustrious actors past" and that Underwood looks "smashing and appears to have spent many hours at the gym of late".
The guy will now join the long and illustrious list of actors who have played Charles Manson, including Trey Parker, that guy from the 70s TV movie, and that other guy who was in LOST.
Such a style demands a slim build, in the style of those double-breasted suits on the illustrious and stylish actors in The Philadelphia Story and other such classic films.
Cibber's career as both actor and theatre manager is important in the history of the British stage because he was one of the first in a long and illustrious line of actor-managers that would include such luminaries as Garrick, Henry Irving, and Herbert Beerbohm Tree.
Des McAnuff, the artistic director of the festival, who describes Mr. Bedford as "our most vital link to the illustrious past," recalled the actor asking him, "What do you do after King Lear?" Mr. McAnuff's answer: "Play Lady Bracknell".
In Diamonds are Forever, the actor's illustrious return takes him to two dens of debauchery: Amsterdam and Las Vegas.
