Sentence examples for image of actor from inspiring English sources

The year began with the news of the death in January of American photographer Dennis Stock, best known for his iconic 1955 image of actor James Dean walking in a rain-soaked Times Square, New York City.

A display due to go on show to the public at Tate Modern tomorrow has been withdrawn after a warning from Scotland Yard that the naked image of actor Brooke Shields aged 10 and heavily made up could break obscenity laws.

The wooden spoon is once again hotly contested with Bruno Jean Grasswill's frankly ghastly image of actor Michael Caton taking the Packing Room prize, thus disqualifying it from further shame, but the real winner of worst in show goes to Shaun Gladwell for his portrait of Mark Donaldson VC.

Using this novel technology and his vivid imagination, the 29-year-old has produced a number of brilliantly intricate pieces, including a jumper featuring a recursive image of actor Bill Cosby Bill Cosbyy wearing a jumper with Bill Cosby wearing a jumper on it), a scarf with the waveform of a well-known drum break, and even a jumper based on a YouTube video.

The first image of actor Tom Hardy as the infamous Krays has been released as filming gets under way on a new movie about the notorious London gangsters.

The website's homepage features an image of actor Russell Crowe in the 1992 film Romper Stomper.

Most people have an image of actors as the folks we see on TV or film, but for every one seen there are hundreds who are not.

"Even grief is better with butter," Edelstein wrote in a Facebook post on Monday alongside an image of actors Marlon Brando and Maria Schneider, who starred in the 1972 film.

White as innocence (or imbecility) and roseate in complexion, "Gilles" is the image of the actor during intermission the actor who offers himself every day to the laughter of his fellows, the uncomprehending victim of a ceremony the full meaning of which seems to evade him.

It was then criticised for doctoring stock images of actors by adding yes badges, for use on its website.

Visitors at the $25 million museum are guided through exhibitions by prerecorded images of actors associated with mob characters, including James Caan ("The Godfather") and Tony Sirico ("The Sopranos").