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bit-player

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bit-player [ˈbɪtˌpleɪəʳ] Nactor m secundario, actriz f secundaria


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Juninho was used as a bit-player under a manager he admits had little time for detail.
It's the Addicks who are off to the Bridge to act as bit-players in Chelsea's Premiership party and given how consistently poor Alan Curbishley's men have been during springtime, a home win will be viewed as the biggest shoo-in of the weekend.
Demi Moore's toyboy Ashton Kutcher has the Poitier part, while Ocean's Twelve bit-player Bernie Mac tries out Tracy's role.
 
 
 
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