Your lying boyfriend ain't the only thespian in this relationship.
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You might want to watch a master thespian do it.
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And James isn't the only thespian with a new modeling gig.
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It's like the thespian edition of 1D, with less hair wax.
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He speaks quietly, but with the studied enunciation of a thespian.
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He plays Phoenix Buchanan, a superannuated thespian and a wizard of disguise.
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Here's a look at the 203-year-old's evolution from singer to thespian.
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If you're a wannabe thespian named Madison on Tinder, things are looking good.
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I started stage-managing school productions and attending Georgia's annual state thespian conference.
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He found out that the thespian was passionate for the great game of chess.
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She's a true thespian, so I don't allow her hair color to distract her audience.
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The shocker is that this gifted thespian is a 13-year-old named Jodie Foster.
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So Courtney B. Vance is somebody who I look up to as a thespian tremendously.
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Watch: Albert Finney, the distinguished British thespian and five-time Oscar nominee, died last week.
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Albert Finney, the distinguished British thespian and five-time Oscar nominee, died Thursday at 82.
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Many an Oscar winning thespian has tried to affect the Emerald Isle lilt, with mixed success.
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Nonetheless, he noted, the plays resonate with contemporary events without heavy-handed directorial or thespian intervention.
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" Mara previously told People of dating her fellow thespian, "You constantly have to shift things, and communicate.
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Although the affect here might be way too far on the thespian spectrum for most tastemakers, lol.
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Others included thespian costumier Africcana who created a dramatic peacock feather cape for theater star Osas Ighodaro Ajibade.
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Another relevant if more straightforward clue lies just beneath, to TERENCE, and another thespian appeared elsewhere, MARSHA Norman.
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Another relevant if more straightforward clue lies just beneath, to TERENCE, and another thespian appeared elsewhere, MARSHA Norman.
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At the beginning of his thespian pursuits, Hedges explains he was largely motivated by how his peers viewed him.
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What we're witnessing is Lawrence drawing a line between JLaw, the red carpet goof, and Jennifer Lawrence, the thespian.
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Saldana could be the greatest thespian of her time, but no one would consider casting her as Marilyn Monroe.
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The legend doesn't seem the least bit worried about making the jump from a rapper to a true Thespian.
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"Mama had four kids, but she's a lesbian/ Had to pretend so long that she's a thespian," he raps.
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Avenatti is best known for representing adult film thespian Stephanie Clifford (better known by her stage name Stormy Daniels).
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"Mama had four kids, but she's a lesbian / Had to pretend so long that she's a thespian," the lyrics go.
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She swoons, with exaggerated sincerity, over the thespian greatness — or is it faux greatness, or faux sincerity, or faux exaggeration?
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Lorraine has just the answer: her gay thespian soul mate, Ronny (an entertainingly flamboyant Nico Santos, of "Crazy Rich Asians").
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It was the kind of "I'm a thespian" acting you might try if Anthony Hopkins were playing your immortal father.
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Storied thespian Nicolas Cage also knows what it's like to be a badass, thanks to his many gloriously unhinged cinematic performances.
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He sends you to an acting coach near LAX to work on your thespian skills, which is an 8 hour gig.
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But Scott, 21, is also a "thespian," he says; he's a sometime troublemaker; and he dreams of studying architecture at Harvard.
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At one point Thompson's agent inquired about the thespian getting a part in the current Star Wars saga, but was rebuffed.
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After all, when you're an experienced thespian like the ones below, a paycheck performance doesn't necessarily have to mean low-effort.
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After graduating from Brown University with a degree in theater in 2004, the Oakland-born rapper-thespian, 34, moved to New York.
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The former child thespian, now 37, went on Marc Maron's "WTF" podcast on Monday and revealed that the band had broken up.
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Acclaimed thespian Ian McKellen, playing "Theater Cat" Gus (short for Asparagus), lapping up milk from a shallow bowl resting at chin height.
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"A stunning clotheshorse upon whom no discernible Thespian demands were made," wrote Jack Gould, the television critic for The New York Times.
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It's an actor's showcase, in which Finney shows us both the virtuosity of the workaday thespian and the demons that drive him.
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Over the last decade, middle school membership in the International Thespian Society, an honor society for theater arts students, has doubled to 7,000.
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It may seem unthinkable that some future computer-generated thespian could achieve the nuance of expression and emotional depth of, say, Dwayne Johnson.
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When you win an award for your thespian skills, it's nice to have your friends around to make sure your ego stays in check.
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And my husband and I talk with our son, who now has an impression, the little thespian, of "dumb cells," as we called them.
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First, movie mogul Harvey Weinstein , then newsman wunderkind Mark Halperin , and now the thespian's thespian Kevin Spacey face a spotlight even they don't like.
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Swinton has always been an avant garde alien moving amongst her terrestrial thespian peers, but this faux platinum moment really hammers that point home.
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Telegraph reports that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge chatted with some kids, when Prince William talked about seeing Prince George's debut thespian performance.
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Reagan may have come across as a dumb thespian, but he spent decades honing his views on public policy and writing his own speeches.
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But the man is more than a ridiculously talented thespian, father of two (3-year-old Winston 15-year-old Isan), and indisputable sex icon.
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Attendance at her homespun plays was "mandatory," jokes Ella, whose parents, John Travolta and Kelly Preston, dutifully watched their budding thespian from the front row.
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That inspired bit of casting is almost enough to inscribe "Green Room" alongside "Sexy Beast" in the pantheon of against-type British thespian screen villainy.
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But upon the initial encounter with the bombastic amateur thespian I imagine most of us had reactions similar to Carol's: This place is a joke.
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And, the individuals aboard that ship are Veronica Lodge (Camila Mendes) and none other than former RHS pariah and newly apologetic thespian Chuck Clayton (Jordan Calloway).
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The oldest son on This Is Us, Kevin Pearson (Justin Hartley) is finally realizing his dream of becoming the Serious Thespian he's always wanted to be.
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Eddie George is a master thespian -- so, with O.J. Simpson back in the news, we had to ask ... how did O.J. measure up as an actor???
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In a mild surprise, best comedy series went to Netflix's "The Kominsky Method," starring Michael Douglas as an aging thespian who runs a prestigious acting class.
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In an attempt at method acting before he played Jobs for a biopic, thespian Ashton Kutcher attempted to follow his diet, eating only fruit for a month.
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Yet when the classes have ended, when he turns on the television to watch the World Cup at night, he continues to have his thespian tastes affronted.
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Starship captain, Shakespearean thespian, and real-life knight Sir Patrick Stewart lends his gravitas to The Emoji Movie—out today—as the voice of Poop, a debonair dump.
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In the pictures, published by the Daily Mail, the lusciously maned thespian walks on a beach in the criminally long bermuda shorts that American men call swim trunks.
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That's probably because he's been busy transitioning into the role of a serious thespian for his new WWII film Dunkirk, chopping off all his hair in the process.
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Both Desus and Mero's minds were blown and the duo went on to discuss fighting over sneakers, writing iconic love songs, and being (or not being) a thespian.
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But the road to stardom has not come easily for the 56-year-old classically trained thespian, who, despite his unquestionable talent, was nearly derailed by personal tragedy.
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Both twins have declined to reprise the part of Michelle in Netflix's Fuller House reboot, prompting a little wishful thinking that their thespian sib might be viable alternative.
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During Thursday night's episode of VICELAND's Desus & Mero, Joey Bada$$ stopped by to discuss Brooklyn's gentrification, having the Secret Service on his tail, being a "thespian," and more.
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My thespian friends claim they once saw a seat opened in the front row, but when they climbed the stairs to the sound booth, the chair had closed.
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His performance as Caesar, spanning three movies, is one of the great feats of acting in modern movies, a breathtaking fusion of technological magic and solid thespian craft.
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Ricky Martin went full Thespian for one of the gut-wrenching scenes of "Versace: American Crime Story" ... the moment his character discovers Gianni Versace's body right after his murder.
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A once-upon-a-time thespian in upstate New York, Arty scraped off his decades-old mustache 15 years ago and headed to Vegas to start a new life.
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As if overcome by a response he has personally engineered, Mr. Armani retreats in slow backward steps and with a humility whose ostentation is worthy of the greatest thespian.
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That was unlikely, but I was still curious, What sort of fake story had this advertiser concocted about the British Thespian and how would it work to promote this business?
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On Thursday night, a live performance of the banner song "300,000,000" will take place at The International Thespian Festival in Lincoln, Nebraska, the largest youth theatre festival in the country.
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The thespian siblings – Rosanna, 57; Richmond, 53; Patricia, 48, and David, 45 – are the grandchildren of Cliff Arquette, one of the earliest radio and theater stars of the 20th century.
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Last year nearly 4,000 high school students attended the organization's International Thespian Festival, which featured vendors offering everything from a costume inventory database to stage makeup, lighting and ticketing software.
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Drew Barrymore was just 7 years old when she starred in Steven Spielberg's E.T., but the 43-year-old will not permit her daughters to follow in her child-thespian footsteps.
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It continues to focus on assassin-turned-actor Barry (Hader) as he unsuccessfully attempts to move on from his dark past and dig deeper into his newfound skills as a thespian.
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Northcutt sat down with TMZ Sports and was asked what he likes to do when he's not caving in faces ... and that's when he told us he is a budding thespian.
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Winsome thespian Kate Winslet has confirmed a universal truth: There was no reason for Jack Dawson (Leonardo DiCaprio) to die in Titanic, because he could have fit on that makeshift raft.
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Wearing a sash inscribed with the word "Thespian," she was among 700 people who traveled here to ask lawmakers to oppose President Trump's proposal to eliminate the National Endowment for the Arts.
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The series, which followed the success of the "Francis The Talking Mule" movies, involved a horse named Mister Ed, played by equine thespian Bamboo Harvester, that talked, but only to one person, Wilbur.
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UFC star Michael Bisping says the producers of of Vin Diesel's new "XXX" movie actually lucked out when Conor McGregor dropped out ... cause they got him instead, and he's a real deal thespian.
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What they lacked in substance, character development, and intelligent dialogue was made obsolete by the box-office dividends that come from the sheer viewing spectacle of CGI effects that require no thespian finesse.
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Howard confides in a woman he meets at a bereavement support group (Naomie Harris), and their interactions are entirely inappropriate for where and how they've met (much like his colleagues and their thespian charges).
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No, the 25-year-old thespian isn't retiring from acting; especially not after becoming the very first American actress to win a French Oscar last February for her performance in Clouds of Sils Maria.
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Now that Harry Styles has received positive reviews for his big screen debut in Christopher Nolan's World War II epic Dunkirk, is the pop star-turned-thespian ready to jump into acting full-time?
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Calling him a "punk," a "pig," a "con," a "bozo," and a "bullshit artist," the legendary tough-guy thespian seems to channel his "Taxi Driver" protagonist Travis Bickle down to the personal physical challenge.
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Here's UFC ex-champs Holly Holm and Miesha Tate going full thespian in a scene from their new movie ... and TMZ Sports is the only place you can see them in action ... for now.
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But there was still plenty of good to celebrate about "Home," including that it welcomed world-renowned thespian Max von Sydow to the Game of Thrones cast as a man who lives in a tree.
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We wondered whether that was also true in the UK—or does the British thespian world of well-meaning sitcoms and classical training mean that women are less likely to be asked to strip off?
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The report issued on Tuesday claims the school's findings leave out critical information about life at the institution that graduated the likes of Modern Family thespian Julie Bowen, politician Howard Dean and writer Ogden Nash.
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And Mr. Drameh at least sometimes rises above Kingsley's designated cliché — that within every petty criminal there's a poet waiting to be drawn out (in this case by an aging thespian played by Ken Stott).
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Its protagonist, Riggan Thompson (Michael Keaton), is an actor who lost his credibility as a serious thespian because he donned a super-suit in his earlier years (much the way Keaton himself did as Batman).
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Barber speaks in a resonant baritone, with precise phrasing, but he is a true thespian of the pulpit: his eyes widen in mock surprise or squint in faux confusion at an act of outrage or injustice.
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The audience's awareness of Reeves's authenticity grew throughout the aughts — in 23, the Guardian labeled him a "Teflon thespian," implying that he was incapable of losing the public's love despite a wide-ranging number of roles.
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Mandy combines the most absurd aesthetic excesses of '70s and '80s horror films with the most absurd thespian excesses of Nicolas Cage, and the movie works best if you're already fond — or at least tolerant — of both.
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These include tattoos of clocks without hands, prison walls and spider webs, all reflecting the tedium of incarceration, and a popular tattoo depicting the thespian masks of comedy and tragedy along with the slogan "Laugh now, cry later".
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He has portrayed himself as a Scottish-born D.J., a Cambridge-trained thespian, a Special Forces officer and a professor at M.I.T. He has posed as executives from Microsoft, British Airways and Apple, always with a military background.
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In fact, the 19-year-old, who plays tempestuous and self-serious high school thespian Oliver in the Freaks And Geek-ish 1990s-set comedy, has already been mistaken for Joe Keery — directly in front of Joe Keery.
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Picard goes into action-movie action more often than you'd expect for a thespian on the mature side of 50—I've still never really bought him being able to defeat a Klingon in hand-to-hand combat, honestly.
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When he got to that part about his mom — ["Mama had four kids, but she's a lesbian/ had to pretend so long that she's a thespian"] — I immediately knew this was way deeper than anything I was saying.
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"Mama had four kids, but she's a lesbian / Had to pretend so long that she's a thespian / Had to hide in the closet, so she medicate / Society shame and the pain was too much to take," he rapped there.
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With its aimless central characters, off-kilter dialogue and gleeful disregard for the conventions of plot, critics have compared "Nice Fish" —a collaboration between prose poet Louis Jenkins and thespian-cum-Hollywood-star Mark Rylance—to Beckett's absurdist magnum opus.
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Mr. Lovitz has done much more than his stint on Saturday Night Live in the 1980s and '90s, but those of us who remember him on S.N.L. probably best remember his characters Tommy Flanagan, the Pathological Liar and Master Thespian.
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Our master thespian is going through that thing where you realize that all of your co-workers hate you and the only way to get back at them is to be hypercompetent even when you know the work is bullshit.
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Reruns of Joey's thespian trials, Chandler's hapless sarcasm, Monica's compulsive cleanliness, Phoebe's feline riffs and the seemingly permanent courtship of Ross and Rachel will be available to watch on Netflix for at least another year, the streaming service has announced.
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Not even fresh thespian blood in the form of the always-reliable Beau Bridges (who plays shadowy political ally Roy Gilbert) and John Leguizamo (as former Danny affiliate and gun-wielding tough Ozzy Delvecchio) could raise Bloodline's pulse above a resting heart rate.
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After that, it seemed like Ziggy's passing had jammed open the doors of the afterlife: lugubrious thespian Alan Rickman, known best to you as the brooding Professor Snape in the Harry Potter films -- and indefatigably jolly broadcaster Terry Wogan followed almost immediately.
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People reports that Swift is now dating Joe Alwyn, a 26-year-old thespian who played the title role in the 2016 war drama Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk and is currently starring in the British film The Sense of an Ending.
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This may not conclusively explain why a British thespian born in 1887 was into guacamole and chips, especially since he died shortly after making those films, but Karloff was certainly ahead of the curve when it came to embracing avocados as an ingredient.
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In addition to its already bountiful list of weird occurrences, the year 2006 was graced with the short-lived thespian portion of Solange's career, where she starred in such memorable films as Bring it On: All or Nothing and, well, that's it.
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The twisty mischief of the plot — court intrigue in the palace of Queen Anne overlaid with sexual treachery among the her courtiers — is crisply handled, but what lands this movie on the list are its many moments of scenic and thespian audacity.
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There are new faces, too, like Kyle Mooney in a bloated arc as Tobias's thespian protégé, Ron Howard plays himself once again; this time he brings along the whole family, which adds more fuel to the father-son fire blazing between Michael and George Michael.
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And according to new research published by the sleuths over at BuzzFeed, it's not just The Donald who's made appearances on television and movies — this family is an industry, and that means Ivanka Trump has also dipped a pedicured toe into the thespian arts.
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""Able to magically transform themselves into any person they see, Double Trouble has the soul of a thespian, spending hours in 'character study' trying to perfectly mimic their target, and always looking for feedback on their 'performance' — just don't ever give them a negative critique.
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While the role was created especially for her, it is likely Dame Ruth will grace us with the silence characteristic of fellow thespian Sir Clarence, as the trial takes place in the court of the Duke of Venice, and it is the Duke who dispenses judgement.
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The monologue tells a story about the actor or actress who is performing, an all-too-familiar tromp through thespian drudgery: hopeless auditions, the money drain of even more acting classes, giving it a go in Los Angeles, and giving up Los Angeles for New York.
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This is Sarah, who is in love with her fellow thespian David in that white-hot way where they pretend he's picking her up for a game of racquetball even though they both know they won't leave the house until her mom comes home from work.
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" In the third track off his 13th studio album, JAY-Z raps: "Mama had four kids, but she's a lesbian/ Had to pretend so long that she's a thespian/ Had to hide in the closet, so she medicate/ Society shame and the pain was too much to take.
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Monitoring a game, it became clear, demanded a subtle touch and thespian manner: throughout the night, the observer made token glances toward the action on the field — snapping some photographs of the game, and casually clapping for the home team — before surreptitiously training his focus back on the ultras.
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Wunderkind that she is, we wouldn't be all that surprised to find out that Millie just so happened to also be a style savant in addition to her thespian prowess, but the truth is the woman behind those flawless ensembles is in fact masterful stylist to the stars, Karla Welch.
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After years of trying and failing to get work as a serious thespian, she ends up at an audition for GLOW — and she secures the gig only after her best friend, Debbie Eagan (Betty Gilpin), appears at the gym to pound her for sleeping with her husband, Mark (Rich Sommer).
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Especially because you have to worry about the constant patrols (the gormless Steve, an American security guard whose thespian ambitions are the game's comic relief, searches the hallways and offices for signs of disturbance) that can catch you red-handed while you're busy with a computer terminal or listening to an audio log.
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That it isn't the case recalls a similar blindness only 20 years ago, when Jim Carrey was chattered about as a major thespian for his transformations into assorted crazy characters, while Eddie Murphy, pulling off a half dozen subtly portrayed and utterly distinct people in the Nutty Professor movies, was considered just passingly amusing.
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" Released last June, "Smile" made headlines as JAY-Z paid tribute to his mother, her struggle, and her strength: "Mama had four kids, but she's a lesbian / Had to pretend so long that she's a thespian / Had to hide in the closet, so she medicate / Society shame and the pain was too much to take.
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Wiseau's IMDB page only lists 12 acting credits, so that part clearly didn't pan out, but The Room did earn the enthusiastic thespian some cult credibility, as the trainwreck quality of his masterwork struck a chord with cinephiles and bad movie aficionados alike, keeping it in steady rotation on the midnight movie circuit to this day.
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As she raised her three daughters—Teri, Maxine, and Bird (Vanessa L. Williams, Vivica A. Fox, and Nia Long, respectively)—Mama Joe constantly offered them effortless words of wisdom on how to nurture their own families, delivered with the love and wit of any discerning black elder and expressed perfectly by the thespian skill of Hall.
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So the network green-lit a full series, and Moore articulated his vision in the show's 49-page bible: We take as a given the idea that the traditional space opera, with its stock characters, techno double-talk, bumpy-headed aliens, thespian histrionics, and empty heroics has run its course and a new approach is required.
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As Hollywood mourns the loss of Carrie Fisher — who cemented her place as a film legend after starring in the Star Wars franchise — we're taking a look back at the actress's other memorable roles through the years, which not only gave fans another side of Fisher, but also proved her range as a thespian with a résumé boasting both comedy and action stints.
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Last year, the first season of the critically acclaimed series co-created by Bill Hader -- who also stars as the titular assassin-turned-thespian -- and writer-producer Alec Berg ("Silicon Valley") demonstrated its ability to impress Television Academy members out of the gate, with both Hader and co-star Henry Winkler, as acting teacher Gene Cousineau, earning trophies for their acting work on the series (the latter claiming his first career Emmy after nearly 50-year career on television).
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