Sentence examples for thin actor from inspiring English sources
A remarkably thin actor, he's a blank sheet of paper that resists emotion and ideas; he is also physically smug, a frat boy who knows that the world is his oyster.
The thin actor, who bore a certain resemblance to a young Lucian Freud, played a writer who could not get on with his work; one area in which he could exercise some control, though, was in the gambling hall, where he had a job as a card dealer.
Three of his films are really beautiful, and there are others that are not that great, but he did some that played for many, many years in the States, like 'The Vampire' and 'The Vampire's Coffin.' They had a very thin actor playing Count Duval, instead of Dracula.
She describes one of her riders, a thin Welsh actor named Anny Williams.
When Vin Knight — a thin white actor with a sour expression — takes on the role, Dilsey speaks with a parodic black syntax that reminds us of Faulkner's comment that he'd "fight for Mississippi against the United States even if it meant going out into the streets and shooting Negroes".
(Of course, he had his reasons, which the film spells out in the fullness of time.) Arriving at Edgefield, Colin has the good luck to be assigned to a cell with wise, fatherly Fergus Wilks David Kellyy, the painfully thin Irish actor who went for a nude motorcycle ride in "Ned Devine").
At a TV commercial audition last year, a tall, thin English actor came up to me and said, "Beg pardon.
The Body Snatcher was an admirable recreation of the Robert Louis Stevenson story, with Boris Karloff supplying corpses to doctor Henry Daniell (one of the suave, thin-lipped actor's best roles).
And many of them didn't immediately grab the remote when football signed off and a thin blond actor-turned-MC suddenly materialized on their screens. .
In the scene when the older LaMotta is in his dressing room reflecting on his past, Westmore and hairstylist Jean Reilly manually thinned the actor's hair.
Women are intoxicated by the thin, delicate-featured actor who is, in his own words, "on the cusp of manhood" ― despite a Hollywood landscape still studded with mountainous biceps and rocky six-packs.
