There may be further reactions, other actors and background resources may be mobilized and further actors may start to tell and pursue actor-scenarios themselves.
But the throng were autograph hunters of Robert Carlyle: they were only keen on pursuing the actor; I was alone in being solely interested in the director.
He was paid a reported £5 million fee and director Chris Weitz has said he "aggressively" pursued the actor for the role.
Referring to the casting of Michael Sheen as Aro, Weitz claims to have "'aggressively' pursued the actor", and describes the character as "on the surface, a very gracious and friendly vampire, but beneath that he is a tremendous threat".
"Our proposals are aimed at preserving existing law enforcement tools so that the government can pursue the bad actors while ensuring that the good actors have clarity and more certainty under the law, which is clearly lacking today," said Harold Kim, a senior vice president at the Chamber's Institute for Legal Reform, in a statement to The Huffington Post.
The many different interests pursued by actors in the triple helix notion (Etzkowitz and Viale 2010; Leydesdorff 2012; Etzkowitz 2014) can thus provide a useful framing for the offshore wind energy innovation ecosystem.
Here we might think of explanations that create micro- and macro linkages, as between intentional actions pursued by actors for their own purposes and their unintended effects due to interdependencies of various sorts.
If all actors pursue a coalition-formation strategy by adopting concepts from other actors with a similar concept profile (third diagram), the result is very similar.
Conflict describes a situation in which two or more actors pursue incompatible goals.
In the main entry, conflict itself is defined as a social condition arising when two or more actors pursue incompatible goals.That sounds banal.
In highlighting the poignant and painful struggles that many great actors faced throughout their careers, Harvey suggests the peculiarity of an art that's essentially involuntary, despite the fanatically willful intensity with which actors pursue their artistic labors and their place in the industry.
