Sentence examples for regarded actor from inspiring English sources

Woods, an MIT graduate and the son of an Army intelligence officer and preschool operator, may be a highly regarded actor, but he doesn't take himself too seriously.

These men and women are among Britain's most highly regarded actors, but in the Blue Room the whiff of hierarchy is barely detectable.

I asked a number of highly regarded actors and acting teachers what to expect from a leader with such a thoroughly calculated persona.

Lesley Jane Seymour, the editor in chief of More magazine, said that more highly regarded actors are taking parts on television instead of film and more people are watching better quality television — critical hits like "Mad Men" and "Homeland".

Grant received Academy Award nominations twice for Penny Serenade and None but the Lonely Heart (1944)—and received an honorary Oscar in 1970, but he and Edward G. Robinson share the dubious distinction of being Hollywood's most highly regarded actors never to have won Oscars for acting.

The comparative perspective of the article highlights subnational variations regarding actor constellations and strategies and thereby emphasises a multidimensional process of negotiating the national regime of diversity governance.

It's as much of a stereotype regarding actors as regarding working people (a stereotype that may long have existed in life but which was new to the screen in "On the Waterfront," and which "Blue Valentine" ludicrously trades in).

Matt Damon appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show to clarify comments he made earlier in the week regarding actors talking about their sexuality, after he came under fire for insinuating that men and women should stay in the closet if they wish to be taken seriously in the profession.

"I think Latino talent is necessary for this industry in all aspects, not only regarding actors, but also directors, writers and cinematographers," he said.

Her husband, Matthew Broderick, is a highly regarded Hollywood and Broadway actor, but Ms. Parker does not want to depend on him financially.

Chastain is a highly regarded film actor, but her interpretation of Catherine Sloper was too tentative to compete with the luminous memory of Cherry Jones' Tony-winning 1995 performance.