Bit player

Antonyms: bit player

Definition: supporting actor or actress
Antonyms: lead

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A bit player is an actor who performs in theatrical works in minor roles either as a hobby or to earn a living.

The term is also used for aspiring actors who have not yet broken into major (supporting or leading) roles.

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