Sentence examples for minor actress from inspiring English sources
One day last month, however, in a sudden and somewhat secret ceremony at Eagle Rock, California, Brando was married to a dark, sari-swathed young minor actress who called herself Anna Kashfi.
The German girl is played by Suzanne Christian, a minor actress who became a successful artist as Christiane Harlan (her real name) and Kubrick's wife of 41 years".Full Metal Jacket", for which Kubrick recreated Vietnam in East London, is a two-part picture.
(Isherwood) 'THE RISE OF DOROTHY HALE' Myra Baistow has fashioned an intriguing but uneven look at the real-life case of Dorothy Hale, a minor actress with important friends (including Harry Hopkins, adviser to President Franklin D. Roosevelt), who fell to her death from the Hampshire House on Central Park South in 1938.
Imagine its curators painstakingly maintaining the proper temperature and humidity for the preservation of some minor actress's unpublished wannabe short stories.
But audiences didn't care for her, and she never made it beyond being a minor actress.
Rice-Davies enjoyed a more successful post-scandal career, as nightclub owner, businesswoman, minor actress and novelist.
Bearacuda – the half-bear/half-fish result of a failed Russian experiment – can roam both land and sea, taking out scores of bikini-wearing minor actresses wherever they happen to be.
Most remarkably, he insisted on the famous Crosby clause in his contracts, by which he refused to be billed alone above the picture title: minor actresses were elevated into co-stars.
The innumerable broad comedies for young audiences have created a raft of star buffoons (Vince Vaughn, Adam Sandler, Will Ferrell, Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, Luke Wilson, Jim Carrey, Matthew McConaughey, and maybe the Judd Apatow gang), but matching up with them, playing nice girls, are minor actresses, like Drew Barrymore and Kate Hudson, who don't make jokes and can't become stars.
Also, the bit where Hugh Grant kisses a minor American actress in an airport is quite good.
His mother, Judith, was the librarian at a rough public school, a witty, lively woman who had been a magician's assistant and a minor theatre actress; his father, Irwin, an aspiring academic, studied under Richard Ellmann but got polio before he could finish his dissertation.
