The truly unattainable actors, those who have died, have a kind of glamour that protects them.
Donald Spoto quotes this anecdote in his authorised biography of one of the truly great actors of the past century.
Graham said the ICO had been able to see "clear patterns building up and can identify who would benefit from guidance, and who the truly bad actors are.
Military officials say it is not clear if they will be able to find sponsors for those who were truly bad actors.
The S.E.C.'s "political liability," in other words, can be a cause for concern, too — and exactly the reason that judges, who are truly independent actors, should be more involved in the settlement process, not less.
And no actor had more goodwill in the bank than Leonardo DiCaprio, whose grand yet vulnerable performances in The Great Gatsby, Wolf of Wall Street, The Aviator and more had all been worthy; he is also one of a now-miniscule number of truly bankable actors; and he singlehandedly made The Revenant's arthouse cadence palatable to multiplex audiences.
Of all the truly famous actors I have ever met – by which I mean those whose faces have appeared, bus-sized, on posters on Sunset Boulevard rather than among, say, the pages of the Radio Times – Gillian Anderson is by some distance the cleverest at interviews.
Plus it's a pleasure to watch truly incredible actors performing as if their Bafta depended on it, particularly Tchéky Karyo as the Sara Lund-esque Baptiste, and Keeley Hawes as Alice's mother Gemma, who, after her Line of Duty performance earlier this year, deserves a special award for her contribution to the portrayal of steely yet harrowed women on the BBC.
The Manchester Guardian thought that he "might with some self-discipline have added his name to the list of truly great actors ... yet he dissipated his energies".
"It is humbling to see so many truly gifted actors join The Dark Crystal universe by adding their voices to Age of Resistance," Lisa Henson, Jim Henson's daughter and CEO of the Jim Henson Project, said in a statement.
