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...l third-party participation (see Glossary), including directors, principal actors, and writers. This is a more liberal disbursement than the industry standa ...uishes four types of expenses, “above the line” items such as salaries for actors, directors, and other creative talent, the “below the line” items incurred ...

...g alone. It's when the adults start observing them that they become lousy actors. ...f “going for jokes.” It soon became obvious to me why so many great comic actors have come out of Second City. ...

...n, his Chicago production studio attracted talented professional character actors. ..., hearty laugh with nearly tyrannical control. He was known to intimidate actors as well as advertising agency personnel. During one shoot, the ad agency p ...

...rofessional theatre company in [[Oak Park, Illinois]], under contract with Actors' Equity Association. The company was founded in 1975 by Marion Kaczmar, an ...acting Chicago professional actors and the presence of talented non-Equity actors, audiences numbering in the 300's and 400's came to see Shakespeare under t ...

...Christmas play, the staged murder mystery becomes the real thing when two actors don't rise from the floor for the closing night curtain. ...Christmas play, A One-Horse Open Slay, jumps on stage to give notes to the actors at their dress rehearsal. After leading a round of applause for ARLENE HO ...

...H. And McCarty, John. ''International Dictionary of Films and Filmmakers: Actors and Actresses'' (3rd Ed.) St. James Press (1997) pp. 275-277</ref> He often ...z''' to '''Tony Curtis'''. It is also the same studio where he met unknown actors [[Rock Hudson]], [[Julie Adams]] and [[Piper Laurie]].<ref>{{cite web|url=h ...

...elmaier]] of “Where’s the Beef?” fame. He is a member of both the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (A ...on) is 2<ref>http://oracleofbacon.org/</ref> (closer value than 82% of all actors). ...

...hot in 2007. He was a member of the Actors’ Equity Association and Screen Actors Guild/American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. [[Category:American actors]] ...

...out loud at parties or at home . . . use as comedy audition dialogues for actors . . . give as the perfect fun gift . . . or use as a script when you get th [[Category:Actors]] ...

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...acter driven. As a result, <i>Never Split Tens</i> will be casting A-list actors in the roles of the protagonist, his wife, and the gangster. This will at [[Category:Actors]] ...

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...the first shows ever filmed that used computer effects to digitally insert actors into an episode. The episode was directed by series producer [[Robert Zemec ...the series often involved big-name stars, either as writers, directors, or actors. In this way, many A-list Hollywood stars were appearing on both the big s ...

...abond nearly overnight. Past cast and crew range from current professional actors such as Rick Plastina, [[Les Golden]], and Judith Easton to Golden Age of R *[http://en.wikisage.org/wiki/Les_Golden/ Current Actors] ...

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