Sentence examples for recruited actors from inspiring English sources

Labour has recruited actors Martin Freeman and David Tennant to appear in its first party election broadcast.

The administration has also recruited actors and entertainers and is seeking athletes and disc jockeys to whip up enthusiasm.

The lobbying effort, called the Arts Action Fund, has recruited actors and celebrities including Robert Redford, Paul Newman and Meryl Streep to help.

In De Niro and Douglas, producers have nevertheless recruited actors with four Oscars between them, though one of Douglas's is for producing 1975's One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest.

Stallone has mainly recruited actors who make sense in this type of fare, from British hard man Jason Statham to Chinese martial arts hero Jet Li and one-time boxer Mickey Rourke.

The church is notoriously press shy and in the absence of a real David Miscavige (the leader of Scientology) or a real Tom Cruise (its most famous follower) he and Marty Rathbun, who was once the organisation's inspector general, recruited actors to re-enact scenes Rathbun witnessed.

They were formed in 2010 when Mikey Goldsworthy and Emre Turkmen met online and recruited actor Olly Alexander after hearing him singing while taking a shower at a friend's house.

Which is fine for me, a writer who's concocting a fabricated story with recruited actor friends but what about the guy who's actually addicted to meth and destroying his life and knows nothing about the entertainment industry?

Yesterday he spoke extensively about recruiting actors of the calibre of Willem Dafoe, Samantha Morton and Thomas Haden Church.

Another step Mr. Miller has taken has been to re-evaluate the importance of name recognition when recruiting actors.

He took the precaution of recruiting actors more formidable than himself — Morgan Freeman and Ed Harris — to boost his endeavors, and that habit remains.