uncredited

adjective un·cred·it·ed \ ˌən-ˈkre-di-təd \

|Updated on: 5 Jul 2018

Definition of uncredited

: not credited; especially : not given credit, recognition, or acknowledgement

a negotiator whose contributions have gone uncredited

: not named or acknowledged in the list of people contributing to a performance (as in a film)

an uncredited actor

an uncredited appearance

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Throughout the late '90s and early aughts, Trump cultivated a reel of small, often uncredited roles in a variety of TV shows and movies.

— anika reed, USA TODAY, "Remember those cameos? President Trump's best TV and movie spots pre-White House," 29 June 2018
There is a precision and care taken by this uncredited map maker to exactly notate where the invasion was happening while also putting it in context with England and the rest of France.

— todd stewart, OrlandoSentinel.com, "74th anniversary of D-Day: How the Orlando Morning Sentinel covered it," 5 June 2018
Not surprisingly, Walker’s first role came as an uncredited Tarzan in the Bowery Boys film Jungle Gents (1954).

— mike barnes, The Hollywood Reporter, "Clint Walker, Star of 1950s TV Western 'Cheyenne,' Dies at 90," 22 May 2018
Instead of Big Sean and Iggy Azalea, an uncredited Jamie Foxx provides a bewildering Ray Charles impression.

— richard s. he, Billboard, "Every Ariana Grande Song, Ranked," 27 Apr. 2018
The actors seem contentedly slumming, including the Major Motion Picture Star who has an uncredited turn as a stalker consultant.

— ty burr, BostonGlobe.com, "‘Unsane’ is a deft, disturbing piece of work — shot on an iPhone," 21 Mar. 2018
Cabot's film career started in 1947 with an uncredited appearance in the film noir Kiss of Death and continued throughout the 1950s with roles in low-budget science fiction films such as War of the Satellites and The Wasp Woman.

— ed brackett, USA TODAY, "JFK files: CIA lined up actress for date with Jordan's King Hussein during visit to United States," 8 Jan. 2018
Cue the arrival of an agent (an uncredited Jeffrey Wright), who hands each couple a dossier full of clues.

— jon frosch, The Hollywood Reporter, "'Game Night': Film Review," 21 Feb. 2018
Anderson - who also served as cinematographer along with uncredited sources - has created a film of breathtaking beauty befitting Woodcock's sumptuous creations.

— laura demarco, cleveland.com, "'Phantom Thread': Daniel Day-Lewis' final film is a stylish masterpiece (review)," 17 Jan. 2018

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