"On the whole actors shout when they don't know what they're doing, trying to make an impact.
(Same as it ever was. Which is why it was easy to find James Dean, Paul Newman and the whole Actors Studio gang on 50's TV).
"Mekong Hotel" only adds to the growing sense that in Mr. Apichatpong's work, everything belongs to a larger whole: actors and motifs are transmigrated from one film to another, and each story seems to have its own past and afterlife.
She's a natural comedienne, a whole body actor whose love of dance is betrayed in the physicality she brings to each character.
Melissa McCarthy is fit for the whole "dramatic actor" thing as long as her talent isn't defiled by producers Ben Falcone and Paul Feig.
The networks were analyzed at three levels, i.e., (1) the network as a whole, (2) actor-groups, and (3) individual actors.> This section presents the results of the social network analysis.
As a whole, the actors are so poorly directed that their performances amount to a form of camp.
"And when that happens, and I've seen it happen my whole life, actors tend to run amok".
On the whole, the actors tend to emerge from the night with a bit more dignity than the journalists, politicians and officials.
If I was a young man, I might have bypassed the whole comedian-actor thing and just been a filmmaker".
Rather than promoting actions aimed at improving the long-term well-being of the system as a whole, these actors tend to push micro objectives, some of which help the traditional, often wealthy elements of the establishment maintain their grip on the system.
