They simply call them recurring actors
No but Kristin is doing a different show on broadway and Idina is working on something aswel. Both have recurring roles on Glee.
q theme that occurs in more than one time in differrent stories
i would guess a good amount.
Yes, "Law & Order" has featured numerous character actors throughout its run. Notable examples include Jerry Orbach, who played Detective Lennie Briscoe, and S. Epatha Merkerson as Lieutenant Anita Van Buren. Other recurring character actors include Richard Brooks, who portrayed Assistant District Attorney Paul Robinette, and Linus Roache, who played Executive Assistant District Attorney Michael Cutter. The show's success is partly attributed to its talented ensemble of character actors who brought depth to various roles.
I found out that the guitar theme is part of the song called Hidden, on the Dexter OST :)
Such roles/parts are called cameos, or cameo roles. Sometimes performers who specialize in smaller, lighter or supporting roles are called character actors.
The cast of Recurring Symptoms - 2014 includes: Peter Szewczyk
which of these actors played two roles in the movies
Terminating. Non-terminating but recurring. Non-terminating and non-recurring.
Epilepsy.
It is a recurring or a repeating decimal
Recurring decimals were first studied by the ancient Greeks, but the concept was more formally developed in the 16th and 17th centuries. Mathematicians like Simon Stevin and John Napier played significant roles in understanding and popularizing the use of decimals, including recurring decimals. However, it wasn't until later that the notation and rigorous explanation of recurring decimals were established in the context of number theory.
Since most actor's in Comedia del Arte wore masks, they were later referred to as the "masks".
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Actors played all of Shakespeare's roles, because they were trained in acting.
In Greek theater, actors were called "hypokrites," which translates to "answerer" or "one who interprets." This term originated from the practice of actors responding to the chorus and engaging in dialogue, effectively interpreting the roles they played. The use of "hypokrites" highlights the actor's role in embodying characters and conveying the story to the audience.