Sentence examples for less actors from inspiring English sources
Yet Dinklage's sudden stardom offers a pleasurable meritocratic twist to his career, given that the entertainment industry doesn't typically reward those who turn down roles on principle, much less actors who don't meet a certain physical ideal.
"We would be mounting less productions, employing less actors and designers, we would probably have to increase ticket prices and we would travel less around the country... What is going to happen will lead a long legacy, it will not be a short-term problem," she said.
"The recession was right around the corner, this industry was going to suffer as much as any other, and just the fact that there were less jobs for less actors; so God, I was so lucky that that happened when it did.
It was developed to address a simpler world during the Cold War with far less actors than today.
The average distance between members of the center, however, was much greater in PSRC (2.3) than DDRC or EMRC (both 1.6); This greater distance suggests that, in PSRC there were less actors who connect multiple clusters, showing a less typical "small-world".
The studios are making fewer movies, and the ones they are making are less actor-driven.
(Bateman said if he had his druthers he'd direct and act in his movies for the foreseeable future, in part because wearing both hats means "one less actor you have to direct--and that actor is reading your mind").. There's a neat symmetry between "Leave You's" main theme — that we sometimes get locked into patterns we can't break — and the career arcs of its principals.
We are out of step with the White House and Congress on those issues, but in step with the majority of Americans.Andrew OkunLos AngelesSIR – You chide "yet another degree-less actor" for subjecting us to his views on Iraq.
Actors have to act less like actors and more like real people or else it's distracting.
Funding cuts "might mean slightly less rich actors, poor things" says Daily Mail theatre critic Quentin Letts, who points to a rising trend in actors playing more than one role in a show.
What roles require less Slavic actors?
