Collocations for actor, actress - noun
ADJECTIVE
accomplished,
brilliant,
consummate,
experienced,
fine,
good,
great,
talented,
wonderful
He's a brilliant actor!
I just signed a talented young actor.
He's a brilliant actor!
I just signed a talented young actor.
celebrated,
famous,
leading,
principal,
star,
veteran,
well-known
successful
Oscar-winning
Marlon Brando, the two-times Oscar-winning actor
successful
Oscar-winning
Marlon Brando, the two-times Oscar-winning actor
A-list,
B-list,
etc.
main
bit-part, struggling, unknown
amateur, non-professional
professional
serious, trained
aspiring, wannabe, would-be
The college is offering aspiring actors the opportunity to work with a professional cast.
main
bit-part, struggling, unknown
amateur, non-professional
professional
serious, trained
aspiring, wannabe, would-be
The college is offering aspiring actors the opportunity to work with a professional cast.
out-of-work,
unemployed
(esp. BrE)
character, classical, comedy (esp. BrE), comic, dramatic, Shakespearean, straight
Olivier was hailed as the leading classical actor of his generation.
character, classical, comedy (esp. BrE), comic, dramatic, Shakespearean, straight
Olivier was hailed as the leading classical actor of his generation.
film (esp. BrE),
Hollywood,
movie (esp. AmE),
screen
television, TV
stage, theatre/theater
child
supporting
the award for best supporting actor
television, TV
stage, theatre/theater
child
supporting
the award for best supporting actor
ACTOR/ACTRESS + VERB
act (sth),
perform (sth),
play (sb/sth),
portray sb/sth
The same actor plays three different parts in the movie.
The same actor plays three different parts in the movie.
rehearse (sth)
audition
He was one of many actors who auditioned for the part of Hamlet.
audition
He was one of many actors who auditioned for the part of Hamlet.