Sentences with phrase «most talented performers»
I worship Cynthia Rhodes and thought Jennifer Beals was the most talented performer on Earth until I went back the second week and realize there was an army of stunt doubles doing the difficult stuff.
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The Ox are we really going to let one of our most talented players and best performers from last season go.
Perhaps not the most consistently effective performer, but Christian Eriksen has been one of Europe's most talented playmakers for a number of years now and could certainly be playing for a club in the Champions League.
He's allowed to be so full of himself because he's just that good: one of the most talented songwriters (even if he took some heat for rhyming «Hannah Montana» with «African savannah» on a recent record) and riotously entertaining performers in the history of popular music, full stop.
Keoghan similarly proves he's one of the most talented young performers working today, and Blake Jenner does swell work in a smaller supporting role.
The 90th Academy Awards March 4 will ring in a new class of the most riveting and talented big - screen performers; for many, the road to the red carpet was peppered with bit parts, thankless jobs, and a steady building of on - screen credits.
Being both a little person and African - American, it's an inescapable for a talented and highly experienced performer like Tony Cox that most roles refers to his stature and, usually, his ethnicity.
It hops from one colorful setting to another, showcasing pitch - perfect moments between Robert Downey Jr. and an array of talented performers: Guy Pearce, Rebecca Hall, Don Cheadle, Gwyneth Paltrow (better here than in any other of the franchise's installments), and, most memorably, Ben Kingsley.
These are some of the most lauded and talented performers on the planet.
She is one of the most talented young performers to emerge in the last few years.
Anderson's regular readers at Thought Catalog have read his Music for Writers series of columns, with interviews of some of the most talented, intelligent, and important composers and performers today on the contemporary classical scene.
Strong performers throughout their undergraduate career, and often before, they quickly find in law school that they are no longer necessarily the smartest and most talented.