Sentence examples for odd actor from inspiring English sources

It's a low-key neighbourhood full of screenwriters, directors, musicians, artists and the odd actor or two.

But as the launch event rolled out there was an undertone of disquiet as directors, writers and the odd actor took their places on the stage.

In a baby-pink rehearsal space lined with mirrors, Loh, wearing jeans and a hoodie, led a pianist and forty-odd actors, many of them fresh off day jobs, through a complicated finale number.

A spokesperson for "The Odd Couple" actor told outlets in August that Perry had undergone the procedure at a Los Angeles hospital.

I find it odd when actors say they just want to do films or plays or television.

It's tempting to say that she and Mr. Penn are miscast, but the movie is such a slapdash affair that one is grateful for the odd, inventive Actors Studio inflections they bring to it, like a jolt of bourbon in a cup of weak tea.

It seems odd that an actor playing Sherlock Holmes could provoke shock by wearing a deerstalker.

It seemed odd from an actor who regularly exposes so much of his anatomy on "The Andy Dick Show" that pixellated color blocks seem a part of his wardrobe.

Noted for technical prowess, Mr. Ichikawa, a contemporary of Akira Kurosawa and one of Japan's most prolific filmmakers ("The Burmese Harp," "Odd Obsession," "An Actor's Revenge"), took many people by surprise with his puckish eye.

It's been a long time since I've seen a movie where Reeves is in practically every scene and has to handle a decent amount of dialogue, and it reminded me of what an odd, somewhat improbable actor he is.

So isn't it odd that the actors playing characters who exemplify the American upper class are British (Mr. Law) and Australian (Ms. Blanchett)?