Перевод слова

Перевод: actor

[существительное]
актер ; действующее лицо; деятель ; лицедей

Тезаурус:

1. Charles Lane's first feature, "Sidewalk Stories", was a silent black-and-white film shot on the cold streets of New York during two weeks in February, when Mr Lane's actor friends had no other work.
2. This fine actor's last work will be pieced together for his family.
3. The film is therefore built up in pieces, a process which makes particular demands of an actor - who is also vulnerable to technical problems with cameras, lighting and editing in a way which is quite removed from the stage actor's experience.
4. Later in the same decade, when British filmmakers had lost their interest in international affairs, the same actor, George Cole, plays the inadequate gang-leader in Too Many Crooks (1959), a film whose insights into the cold realities of contemporary marriage derives from the story of a kidnapped wife who plots revenge when her husband shows himself less than interested in paying over her ransom.
5. Only five per cent of acting Oscars have been won in comedies (Jack Lemmon won Best Actor for the earnest Save The Tiger (1973), not for Some Like it Hot, The Apartment or The Odd Couple).
6. I always say, "Me, I'm the great Matthew Broderick, stage actor.".
7. Yet students who have completed expensive training face the same difficulties as an untrained actor in qualifying for an Equity card.
8. What do think is the most important thing for an actor to keep uppermost in mind when working in the profession?
9. The dead calm actor is, on the whole, dead boring.
10. "No, it's just that the pressure is off him now," says Frank Whaley, the standout in Stone's last box-office hit, Born On The Fourth Of July , and the actor who plays The Doors' mild-mannered guitarist Robbie Krieger.
11. I suppose if one were to wonder about schizophrenia or playing the part too much, it's like an actor who does a film and the film is very successful and he plays Gatsby in the film, and then they never stop wearing 30's tennis whites.
12. Low-life thriller - actor Emlyn Williams with director Arthur Woods during filming of They Drive by Night (1938)
13. The modern "dictator," a Hitler or Mussolini, must be thought of as a highly paid leading actor , whose business is to divert his people (individually, from the spectacle of their own littleness as well as from more useful business)