Sentences with phrase «talented stage actor»

The fab all - star cast includes Edward Norton as a «difficult» but talented stage actor, Emma Stone as Keaton's surly, drug - recovered daughter, Zach Galifianakis as a hyperkinetic theater manager, Naomi Watts as an actress making her broadway debut, and the endless tracking shot that literally makes all the world a stage.

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Laughter is inspired as the audience helps write, direct, and even star on stage with talented comedic actors.

Actor and singer Adam Lambert began his career on the stage, appearing in the Los Angeles production of the musical Wicked and alongside Val Kilmer in The Ten Commandments before auditioning for the eighth season of American Idol, eventually making it to the top two, but ultimately losing out to talented rival Kris Allen.

The draw of the entertainment industry, to which his father's work exposed him, proved too irresistible for the talented aspiring actor, and before long, Luna was refining his skills on both stage and screen.

A handsome and talented young actor who cut his thespian chops on - stage, young Will Rothhaar was bitten by the acting bug early in life, making his feature debut at the age of nine in the gross - out kings Farrelly brothers» homage to the sleazy side of bowling, Kingpin (1996).

Considering it's the Coen Brothers, they've got some crazy, twisted, dark comedy up their sleeves, so why not let some incredibly talented unknown actors take center stage.

Let me tell you upfront, this outstanding stage actor, extremely talented film actor named James McAvoy, yeah he is palying the main actor you morons, so give the man the credit that he deserves and recognition, and not a low name in the «details»...

Such a commitment helps to suggest in turn all that Altman gained by coming into contact with the values of the English stage — through not only the virtually all - English cast and setting but also the talented screenwriter, Julian Fellowes, whose background is substantially that of an English actor.

Abraham was a little - known stage actor («The Ritz») when Milos Forman cast him in the terrific role of Salieri, the 18th century court composer who was destroyed by envy for the younger, more talented Mozart (Tom Hulce).

Featuring some of the U.K.'s most talented actors from stage and screen — including BBC's «Sherlock» star Andrew Scott — music by Béla Fleck and a special essay read by Gaiman himself, this is sure to please audiobook lovers.