The prize went, appropriately, to a Shakespeare's Globe cake, complete with tiny actors.
Tiny actors are paid in cash and rarely recognized when the credits roll, but during their 20 minutes in the spotlight, they are tiny kings and queens.
And I'll admit that flat screens have made it harder to believe that the TV set is full of tiny actors.
The cut scenes are fairly amusing and I have to say that the tiny actors portraying LEGO characters are hilarious, which made me laugh out loud.
To make "The Three Worlds of Gulliver" (1959), which required combining footage of giant and tiny live actors in the same shot, Mr. Harryhausen went to Britain to take advantage of the "traveling matte" system developed by the Rank Organization, and he then decided to live and work there permanently.
Also unnerving is a number of tiny cameos from actors who were in Hytner's stage and film versions of The History Boys.
An after-hours photograph from 1967, above, with Ms. Dominic, second from left, captures the spirit of the Cino: a tiny place where actors could easily step on the toes of audience members if they weren't careful, and where props and pictures from previous shows crowded the walls.
By attaching about 2 dozen tiny cameras to actors' bodies, filmmakers will be able to capture movement that may not be feasible in enclosed spaces.
The gang is like a tiny club of ace actors (Jimmy is a bad actor).
A neophyte as an actor, this tiny, self-possessed performer is electric, using his expressive eyes to convey emotions that are unmistakable but still restrained.
