Sentence examples for modest actor from inspiring English sources
The modest actor told Hello Magazinee that although winning an Oscar would be "amazing," it is "so premature that it would almost be futile to talk about it".
She left Dramaten with its conventional repertoire and began working at Albert Ranft's Swedish Theatre, where she and the skillful but more modest actor (Anders) Gunnar Wingård (1878 1912) formed a popular co-star team.
But let's save that discussion for an upcoming feature wherein I get to embarrass this modest English actor, who first came to my attention in "The History Boys" and has since gone on to become a big comedy star in Britain, by invoking comparisons to Bert Lahr and Zero Mostel.
Budgets were so modest that actors were usually asked to supply their own costumes.
"Vodka Lemon" could be an Ice Capades version of a Beckett play, with a group of seasoned though modest hammy actors in complete control.
"Billy Elliot", an exception to the rule, costs a lot but may succeed in charming its way into the black.Strong plays with well-known actors, modest sets and few scene changes are doing very well (Broadway stagehands are especially expensive).
These dictated that Korea were a typical Asian side, too physically weak and tactically naive to prosper at a decent level of football, and Turkey a modest team, jobbing actors content just to perform on a stage they had not reached since 1954.
Following decades of battling to keep in work before joining EastEnders, the actor was modest about his achievements.
A popular actor of modest talent, Hudson was one of the first known Hollywood celebrities to die of AIDS-related complicathens; thextensiveve publicity surrounding his death drew attention to the disease.
In his modest memoir, the British actor, who died last month at 96, reveals his passion for the theatrical life while offering breezy portraits of T. S. Eliot, Edith Evans, Marlon Brando and others in his varied and eccentric supporting cast.
In 2004 Liev Schreiber, a well-regarded stage actor with modest movie credits — he plays the brainwashed son in the remake of "The Manchurian Candidate" — experienced an epiphany while watching the MTV documentary "True Life: I'm Living in Iraq".
