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Meanings of actor in English
Person who acts in a dramatic or comic production and works in film, television, theatre, or radio.
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Usage of actor in English
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He said the actor had been in failing health in recent years.
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Well, of course, the house used to belong to actor Lionel Barrymore.
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It has to be a good actor, great dancer and great singer.
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He's super-charismatic, he's a great actor and really great to look at.
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Pitt's representative said the actor's team felt the court decision was fair.
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No matter how intense the situation, you believe him as an actor.
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When I mentioned something an actor said, that wasn't really a threat.
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A year later, the actor explained what happened on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
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Earlier this week, we lost the great deadpan comic actor Leslie Nielsen.
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The actor told the Daily Beast: It's a discussion about the reality.
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So yes, it was very cathartic in that way, the actor said.
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You think you know how bad that actor's recent work has been.
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The ideal of China is sincerity but an actor is a pretender.
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Palmer said the actor was back at his home and was fine.
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It has long been crystal clear that Iran is a malign actor.
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The incident follows a history of family troubles for the 51-year-old actor.
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