costar

(kō′stär′; for v., usually kō′stär′)

noun

any featured actor or actress given equal prominence with another or others in a film, play, etc.

Origin: co- + star

transitive verb, intransitive verb costarred, costarring

to present as or be a costar

See costar in American Heritage Dictionary 4

also co-star

noun

A starring actor or actress given equal status with another or others in a play or film.

tr. & intr.v. co·starred also co-starred, co·star·ring also co-star·ring, co·stars also co-stars

To act or present as a costar.

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