star as (one)
star as (one)
To have a leading role as a particular character in a play, film, television series, etc. Samantha Hornsby stars as Mary, a woman driven to desperate measures to protect her daughter from the mob. He is starring as George Washington in a play on Broadway this summer.
See also: star
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
star as someone or something
[for someone] to be a featured performer, representing a particular person, or play in a particular role. Judy starred as Evita in the broadway production of the same name. Mary starred as an aging countess.
See also: star
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- star as
- star in
- star in (something)
- not a peep from/out of (someone)
- caught up with (someone or something)
- past caring
- (way) past caring
- possession
- in (one's) possession
- in possession