0 a famous actor appearing with another famous actor in a film or a play, when both have parts of equal importance: --
The co-stars of "Casablanca" are Ingrid Bergman and Humphrey Bogart.
1 to appear in a film or a play as a co-star: --
Katharine Hepburn co-starred with Spencer Tracy in many films.
Her co-star, looking bloated and inert, appears to have settled into the role of the fall guy rather than even attempt to be an active participant.
Rogen has no plans to co-star in the series.
Kelley has the majority of the film's memorable scenes, but admitted to occasional difficulties in acting with and being directed by his longtime co-star.
She is also known as an amore, as is her male co-star.
Though she had one son in the marriage, the aspiring actress remained career-bound, not ready to co-star as a housefrau.
Her character has been removed due to her co-star being written out of the show due to his recent arrest on drug charges.
He said of his co-star, his powers of observation must be absolutely incredible, in addition to the fact that he remembered it.
And it is where most of the datasets are collected to study the collaboration network of co-star actors.
