co-star

• Sustantivo que designa a uno de los dos o más actores que comparten el protagonismo o un papel de igual relevancia en una película, obra de teatro o producción audiovisual, apareciendo como figura destacada junto a otros.

A noun referring to one of two or more actors who share equal billing and prominence as stars in a theatrical production or film.

1. Equal leading actorB2formal

   One of two or more actors who share the same level of prominence and billing in a film, play, or television production.

   coprotagonista

   • She was his co-star in the blockbuster movie.
   • The two actors became close friends while working as co-stars.
   • The director chose a famous actress to be his co-star in the new play.

• Verbo utilizado para indicar que un intérprete actúa como estrella junto a otro intérprete en una película, obra de teatro o producción televisiva.

A verb used to indicate that a performer appears as a star alongside another performer in a film, play, or television production.

1. Feature as a co-starB2formal

   To appear as one of the main performers alongside another star in a film, play, or television show.

   coprotagonizar

   • She co-starred with a famous actor in the new blockbuster.
   • The film co-stars two of the most popular actors in Hollywood.
   • He co-starred in the hit series last season.

2. Be the co-starB2formal

   To be the performer who shares the leading role with another star in a production.

   Ser coprotagonista

   • She co-starred in the play alongside her longtime friend.
   • The movie co-stars a rising star from the music industry.
   • He co-starred in the award-winning drama last year.