Sentence examples for whose actors from inspiring English sources

The closest India has to a nationwide film industry are the Hindi movies of Bollywood, whose actors have translated box-office appeal into seats in the national Parliament.

Mr. Berlusconi appears less the leader of a Western European democracy than a character in a late Roman Imperial drama, whose actors seem powerless to control their fates against larger currents of destiny.

Shakespeare's evergreen comedy about mortals and mischievous spirits mixing it up in the woods is given a freewheeling staging by Mr. Watson, whose actors are mostly dressed down in contemporary clothes by Kara Harmon.

"He is like a director whose actors never seem to get it right and who is, as a result, often angry but doesn't himself, always know what getting it right will be".

Complicite, most of whose actors trained in France, are celebrating 21 years of existence by giving the kiss of life to its exhilarating 1984 show about dying and bereavement.

"I'm not talking about the violence of cheap stabbings and stray bullets, the settling of accounts between low-grade dealers," Antonio says, "but the kind that transcends the small resentments and small revenges of little people, the violence whose actors are written with capital letters: the State, the Cartel, the Army, the Front".

And there was then a terrifyingly true exchange between her and husband, Greg (played by Steven Mackintosh, whose actor daughter, Martha, almost stole the show as Jenny's sister, Lizzie).

Michael Redgrave – whose actor daughter, Vanessa, is also certain to have an MI5 file – first came to the security service's attention in 1940 when he signed the manifesto of the Communist-backed People's Vigilance Committee.

There is also ample opportunity to take a picture with Mulan, the animated character from Ancient China, whose actor can be found posing in Fantasy Gardens, the park's dedicated area for taking photos with Disney characters.

The playwright casually breaks the fourth wall, with the actors (whose characters are Actor 1, Actor 2, etc).

(The most recent  Hooper film is The Danish Girl, whose lead actors have both just received Golden Globe nominations).