Sentence examples for trained actress from inspiring English sources
Arianna was born in 1950, and her sister, Agapi, a classically trained actress and a motivational speaker, in 1952.
The results are mixed: we get an extraordinary-looking woman, but we miss the skill of a trained actress.
Whether portraying a victim or a villain, a rebellious girl or a "fallen woman," as many of her early roles came to be called, Ms. Yamada, a classically trained actress, was noted for bringing poise and toughness to a role.
No matter that this classically trained actress has notched most of the great roles and awards, including a Tony in 2003 for her portrayal of Mary Tyrone in "Long Day's Journey Into Night".
It's exactly what Hedren had and what Hitchcock elicited; she may not have been the most comprehensively trained actress in Hollywood, but she has a singular presence that mixes alertness and abstraction, a presence that's at the same time an absence, and he pushes it to its extreme.
Still, while at the peak of her career she tried to show skeptics that an object of male desire can hold her own in roles usually reserved for less glamorous, better trained actresses.
Hopes were accordingly high for her Rosalind, which is to young, classically trained actresses what Hamlet is to their male counterparts, and it is no mean accomplishment that Ms. Hall surpassed expectations when this production opened in Bath last summer.
The simulated patients were trained actresses.
Classically trained, as actress and as singer, Ms. LuPone cannot be and will not be typed.
This Australian-born, classically trained theatre actress has appeared in a wide variety of stage and movie roles, but Americans probably know her best as fluorescent Galadriel, Queen of the Elves, in the "Lord of the Rings" movies.
