Sentence examples for troubled actors from inspiring English sources
The 39-year-old is slated to star in "Scary Movie 5" alongside other troubled actors Charlie Sheen, Lindsay Lohan, Mike Tyson and Heather Locklear, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
As an earlier report by The Huffington Post notes, Williams is slated to star in "Scary Movie 5" alongside "other troubled actors Charlie Sheen, Lindsay Lohan, Mike Tyson and Heather Locklear".
The two troubled actors star in the forthcoming film Scary Movie 5.
The killer was Carmine Calabro, age thirty, a single, unemployed, deeply troubled actor who, when he was not in a mental institution, lived with his widowed father on the fourth floor of the building where the murder took place.
Megan Fox was dropped after the second, for comparing the director to Adolf Hitler; troubled actor Shia LaBeouf has quit and British underwear model Rosie Huntington-Whiteley has evidently not been invited back to develop the role she essayed in the previous, elliptically named film, Transformers: Dark of the Moon.
The infamously troubled actor was open and honest about his past difficulties with drugs and alcohol.
As it turns out, that factor troubled the actor as well.
That Rickman never won an Oscar (he did receive a Golden Globe, an Emmy, a Bafta and many more) became a perennial topic in interviews but did not seem to trouble the actor himself.
The fact that my father was an actor troubled Nan a little, but while with the other nurses she managed to gloss over this touch of bohemia by referring to it casually and with a laugh.
The couple stayed in England during the war, but after Renault won the hundred-and-fifty-thousand-dollar MGM prize for "Return to Night," a 1947 novel about a woman doctor in love with a handsome, troubled, much younger actor, she became financially independent.
The fact that my father was an actor troubled Nan a little, but while with the other nurses she managed to gloss over this touch of bohemia by referring to it casually and with a laugh... View Article By John Cassidy By Kathryn Schulz By Adam Davidson By Robin Wright.
