Sentence examples for mean actor from inspiring English sources
"He was a mean actor; if you had a line that got a laugh in rehearsals, he would demand it.
And there, with Wolverine (I mean, actor Hugh Jackman) at his side, Modi's "toilets before temples" slogan was born.
Handsome in a hangdog way, and no mean actor, his career went into a slump after Percy (1971), a sub-Carry On travesty about a penis transplant.
(And we dont mean actor Michael Douglas, who modestly traversed the closing-night soirée sans entourage on Saturday, or the luminous and image-polishing Angelina Jolie, who said publicly she was ashamed of the U.S. government for not signing a United Nations convention on childrens rights).
Second, the results: often career-best performances that mean actors are more likely to submit to his rigorous working methods.
There is something to be said for those dangerous flying objects — excuse me, I mean actors — that keep whizzing around the Foxwoods Theater, where the mega-expensive musical "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" has entered the latest chapter of its fraught and anxious existence.
It means actor, citizen, lover of all things great".
You see, the word "hypocrite" comes from a similar-sounding Greek word that means "actor".
(Rest) means actors may take a breather on a cot set on the side of the stage.
That means actors in the spots could refer to Mr. Chase as Clark, he added, and "we shot on the set of the movie at the Griswolds' real house".
In it, Seurat seems to orchestrate a chaos of different elements (which in stage terms means actors, scenery and lights) into the exquisite harmony of the painting "A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of la Grande Jatte".
