Edgerton

[ ej-er-tuhn ]

noun

1. Harold Eugene Doc, 1903–90, U.S. electrical engineer and photographer.

Example Sentences

Edgerton plays Jason, an unfulfilled physics teacher who is attacked one night by a masked man who also drugs him.

From Seattle Times

Yet none are off-putting enough to upset the sturdiness of the faithful screenplay and the marvelous performances, particularly Carey Mulligan’s fragile Daisy, Joel Edgerton’s blowhard Tom and, especially, DiCaprio’s complex work in the title role.

From New York Times

I wrote in my review that its ideas are many and perhaps not terribly coherent, but there are pleasures in the enjoyable performances from Edgerton, Weaver and Quintessa Swindell.

From Seattle Times

Joel Edgerton heard a version of this from Schrader in their first conversation about “Master Gardener,” which opened Friday.

From New York Times

“I think I probably got the same speech that Ethan got and the same speech that Oscar got,” Edgerton said, explaining, “It wasn’t the place for an actor to explore their bag of tricks and create flourish within character but rather reduce themselves to sort of a conduit of stillness to everything moving and swirling around them.”

From New York Times