Sentences with phrase «actors make»

To my mind, that situation does not resemble «changes in net agricultural productivity and human health, property damage...» In these situations, one set of actors make (mainly but not exclusively) energy choices and those choices impose benefits and / or harms on other parties who had no say in those choices.

Unless Congress steps up and legislates on this front (preferably via a carbon tax), it will continue to stand impotently on the sidelines while administrative actors make all of the important decisions for decades to come.

Method acting is not easy; great actors make immersion in a character look effortless but doing so requires a special kind of mindfulness, means entering a sort of hypnotic state.

Across a bank of four screens, Maria Callas, Jimi Hendrix, Marilyn Monroe and scores of other musicians and actors make some kind of sound, seemingly in response to each other — much like players in a musical ensemble.

Once again, it's the script that suffers the most but the actors make the best of it.

But the actors make up for what life is lost in the dull, doll eyes of Telltale's pastel interpretations.

Best Picture usually brings along an acting win — nine of this century's winners have earned at least one trophy for their stars — since actors make up the academy's largest voting branch and support from them can go a long way.

Even though it's how many actors make their living, it's a career path that's rarely discussed, warts and all; playing supporting roles may pay the bills, but it doesn't make you famous.

To see America's sweetheart go 90 minutes sans make - up and with unkempt hair is a welcome change, but the script contrivances and the choppiness of the presentation — a stream of big name actors make single scene appearances — do nothing to help the case for Aniston.

Still, it's hard not to wish she was letting the actors make up their lines on the spot, à la her much funnier early films.

The fact that actors make up the majority of the Academy may help it sneak into a major category, but it's already surprisingly out of the running for the Make - Up and Hairstyling award.

There's one very small — but crucial — mistake that too many actors make when putting themselves on tape for a casting director.

Lelio and his committed actors make it intensely intimate but never salacious, a parable with a powerful grip.

It's a cliché to say that the greatest actors make the smallest actions magnetic, but it's true of Driver who makes the non-demonstrative act of listening feel like it means the world.»

That's the sort of comment actors make on red carpets, and the sort of comment that UK papers take way out of context.

But the introspection offered by this many - layered approach would fall flat without the strength of its central performances, and while a number of Anderson's staple actors make appearances — Bill Murray, Owen Wilson, Jason Schwartzman, Adrien Brody, among others — Ralph Fiennes steals the film as M. Gustave H. Achieving the subtle distinction between delivering a huge performance without being over-the-top, Fiennes balances his theatrical gravitas with his rarely - executed gift for comedy, making it impossible to imagine anyone else in the role.

The two actors make their official debuts as Roland Deschain and the Man in Black in the images from the ambition adaptation of Stephen King's fantasy epic.

But, TV actors make even more money in contract negotiations.

The film also did well across the board, with nods for three of the actors — actors make up the biggest branch of voters who love showy roles and crackling dialogue.

The actors themselves each make use of great comedic timing and Guðmundsson's ridiculous comic situations to inspire laughs from the audience.

Instead, we simply get a taste for each personality, and the actors make them into real characters.

I'd like to see the list for the 90's, and which actors make the top 10 again.

The story has promise, and the actors make it work, but the execution of the plot seems flat and melodramatic much of the time.

Some of the individual scenes are brilliant, notably the flirtatious encounter between Cranston's mangy, scrappy mutt and Johansson's luminous, ethereal show dog, which both actors make funny by playing their lines completely straight.

When actors make comedy look effortless they are always underrated, and Grant has been underrated for years.

That's because the actors make it sound like there's a truth behind everything they say.

It helps that the original penguin (and Mort) voice actors make a return here.

Each of the four main characters gets his or her moment to shine, and the actors make the best of it, giving depth to roles that could have been nothing more than the caricatures depicted on the film's poster.

Since actors make up the largest branch in the Academy, and actors don't need anyone telling them what is a good performance and what isn't — this primer is more for the other branches, the non-actors, who might not have been keeping up.

You can sense the familiarity the actors have with their roles, but they actors make it new and poignant, and avoid going over the top in the story's limited psychic and physical space.

Perhaps this will strike some as mean - spirited, as seasoned actors make fun of the nobodies who made The Room such magnetic trainwreck.

¬ † Actors make up the largest voting block at the AMPAS, and since the SAG...

I love the way the movie is so gloriously and verbosely * written *, instead of letting actors make up dialogue while staring at their toes, as usually passes for indie cinema these days.

Granted, the basic premise takes a certain amount of disbelief suspension to swallow, but the actors make it fairly easy to go along with the ride.

The actors all make the most of some thankless roles, and there is very solid chemistry between the three leads that supports some uninspired sequences.

Final Verdict: It is indulgent with the pacing, sure, but an original universe and two superb lead actors make Stargate a movie to cherish.

The actors make «Muhammad Ali's Greatest Fight» seem better than it is, but the real Ali, with all his youth, vigor, bravado and passion, convinces us that he and his case deserved much better.

Plenty of actors make a comfortable living by repeatedly racking up roles that earn them the description of «That Guy,» but not many are as comfortable with that living as Taylor Negron was.

And so, as old men, the actors make an odd kind of sense paired off as old friends in Youth.

The actors make it work.

I'm not the biggest fan of rom coms but your great review and the presence of the actors make me curious to watch it.

It's worth noting this trend because actors make up the largest portion of the Academy.

It pales in comparison to its predecessor but there's something notably exciting about watching a group of actors make fun of their serious selves onscreen and take delight in kicking some ass.

Joe Gillis: «Audiences don't know somebody sits down and writes a picture; they think the actors make it up as they go along.»

The actors make no movement for several seconds until Adele jumps as the baby kicks and she reaches for Armand's hand to feel.

The story couldn't be thinner, but the sheer likability of the actors make this one enjoyable and even funny at times.

One of the greatest pleasures I have ever had is watching great actors make my words come alive when they had been words on a page and now they're people living in front of me.

Credit to director Baltasar Kormakur, then, for casting Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg in the roles instead, because while «2 Guns» is a pretty average action - comedy that's riddled with decades - old clichés and plot holes, the actors make it much more enjoyable.

Once the actors make their way into the desert the pace borders on flat lining.

The actors make impressive crime bosses, but Black Mass and Legend can't get into the heads of their showy mobsters.