co-starring
Featured with another
Co-starring describes a performer sharing top billing with another in a film, play, or television show: a romantic comedy co-starring two former sitcom actors.
The term implies roughly equal prominence rather than a supporting role.
It can also describe the act of appearing together: They've been co-starring since their Broadway days.
Study of substances' interactions
- sceneDramatic unit or locale
- dialogueSpoken exchange between parties
- rolePosition or part
- characterNature, symbol, or role
on-screen · pairing · dynamic · banter · rapport · billing · interplay · opposite
Two working together
- tandemSequential two-person arrangement
- pairingJoining two together
- team-upJoin forces with another
- counterpartCorresponding person or thing
match · complement · collaboration · reunion · franchise · sequel · trilogy · recurring
Trial performance for selection
- directorOne who leads
- castingShaping through liquid form
- studioCreative professional's workspace
- contractEnforceable written agreement
agent · announcement · lineup · attachment · greenlight · negotiation · deal · signing
chemistry
Study of substances' interactions
character · on-screen · pairing · dynamic · banter · rapport · billing · interplay · opposite · repartee
duo
Two working together
counterpart · match · complement · collaboration · reunion · franchise · sequel · trilogy · recurring
audition
Trial performance for selection
contract · agent · announcement · lineup · attachment · greenlight · negotiation · deal · signing · headliner
co-starringuncredited
Not formally recognized
unbilled · starring · headlining · leading · blink-and-you-miss-it
co-starringcameo
Brief guest appearance
bit part · walk-on · blink-and-you-miss-it · supporting · minor role
co-star, co-stars, co-starred, star, stars, starred, starring, starry, stardom