Starring的意思|Starring的解释-里氏词典

starring

n. 纯锑表面呈星状花纹

A starring actor or actress given equal status with another or others in a play or film.
合演明星在一出戏剧或电影中与其他某一个人或某些人具有相同地位的明星男演员或女演员
A person having a leading or starring role.
主要演员，主角担任领导或主要角色的人

starring

[ adj ]
indicating the most important performer or role
<adj.all>
the leading manprima ballerina
prima donna
a star figure skater
the starring role
a stellar role
a stellar performance

Star \Star\ (st[aum]r), v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Starred}
(st[aum]rd); p. pr. & vb. n. {Starring}.]
To set or adorn with stars, or bright, radiating bodies; to
bespangle; as, a robe starred with gems. ``A sable curtain
starred with gold.'' --Young.

Based on the 1933 Warner Bros. movie starring Ruby Keeler, Dick Powell and Ginger Rogers, the show told the tale of a chorus girl replacing an aging star who breaks her ankle just before opening night.
He also directed the film version of the fairy tale "Peau d'Ane" (Donkey Skin) in 1970 starring Miss Deneuve.
The series, starring Blair Brown, was canceled last year by NBC, but picked up by the cable channel for 13 new episodes that began airing in April. The 26 newest episodes will begin appearing in early 1990.
The entertainer collapsed backstage Wednesday while starring in a one-night performance of the vaudeville-style musical before a Peoria Civic Center Crowd of about 2,000 people.
Last season was highlighted by major revivals of Shakespeare's "Othello," directed by Trevor Nunn, and Henrik Ibsen's "The Master Builder," starring John Wood.
She is starring again with Dudley Moore in "Arthur 2: On the Rocks," which is having a rough time recapturing the gaiety of 1981's original comedy hit.
I just do it," said Henry, who as an actor is starring in Marlane Meyer's play "Kingfish" at the Los Angeles Theater Center through Oct. 23.
You only have to have one Julian Clary starring in his own very explicitly homosexual series, and one clearly black Lenny Henry starring in his, to prove that those with talent can succeed regardless of whatever minority they may belong to.
You only have to have one Julian Clary starring in his own very explicitly homosexual series, and one clearly black Lenny Henry starring in his, to prove that those with talent can succeed regardless of whatever minority they may belong to.
Conversely, anything starring Alexei Sayle receives instant attention.
But he's busy with interviews and promotional appearances for the film starring Sean Connery that premiered Friday, and said he has "not had any time to consider" a race against incumbent Rep. Roy P. Dyson, D-Md.
The play, starring Anthony Heald and Christine Baranski and directed by Mike Nichols, opened Thursday at off-Broadway's Promenade Theater.
The David Mamet play, also starring Joe Mantegna and Ron Silver, is about two Hollywood producers and their office "temp." Lauren Bacall says Humphrey Bogart did not give their marriage much chance after they wed when she was 20 years old.
Next came a rendition of the national anthem _ the same film clip used to launch Turner's Cable News Network in June 1980 _ followed by "Gone With The Wind," the classic film starring Vivien Leigh as Scarlett O'Hara and Clark Gable as Rhett Butler.
The actor also was a familiar face to television viewers, starring in TV versions of his Shakespearean plays on "The Hallmark Hall of Fame" and in such lighter fare as "Batman," "Tarzan," "Bewitched" and "Daniel Boone" in the 1960s.
"Driving Miss Daisy," starring Jessica Tandy as a Southern widow and Morgan Freeman as her chauffeur in a story of manners and race relations, earned $6 million last weekend, up 5 percent from the previous weekend, said Entertainment Data Inc.
"A Christmas CArol" (1938): A compassionate look at Scrooge, starring Reginald Owen and GEne Lockhart.
"Call Me Anna," starring Patty Duke in the TV movie version of her autobiography detailing the turbulence and mental illness that plagued her life as a child star and adult actress.
A delightful tale, starring NAtalie Wood.
"Sea of Love," the drama starring Al Pacino and Ellen Barkin, finished in eighth on receipts of $1.42 million. "Next of Kin," the Patrick Swayze-led drama, was ninth with $1.41 million.
The movie starring Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson draws high marks from Batman, who was among the first in Dallas to see the show.
And "Grand Hotel," based on the Vicki Baum novel and the famous MGM film starring Greta Garbo and John Barrymore, moves with a fluidity that approaches the cinematic.
The premieres begin with next week's US opening of Speechless, a comedy starring Mr Michael Keaton and Ms Geena Davis.
It is the third novel starring Simon Quarry, "a reclusive British publisher," who functions on the sly as an ace government hit man.
"Batman," starring Michael Keaton in the title role and Jack Nicholson as his comic antagonist, the Joker, set the previous weekend mark with $42.7 million in its first three days.
The $1,500 for the iron cage was donated by New York producers of a planned musical based on the lighthearted mystery film "The Thin Man," starring Miss Loy and William Powell.
Fraser Heston recently directed a made-for-TV movie of the famous adventure novel, starring his father as Long John Silver, for the Turner Broadcasting Network.
Atisanoe started in football, starring at fullback for a Honolulu prep school team.
He also plans to bring back "Burke's Law," the 1963-66 ABC series starring Gene Barry, as a series of TV movies.
"Now we'll give her the chance." A midday news show starring "Today" newscaster Faith Daniels will replace "Generations" at NBC, and CBS is putting in a new comedy,"You Take the Kids," the networks said Wednesday.

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