1. We were disappointed at his performance.
2. They spent millions of dollars making the film.
3. Mary has made astonishing progress.
4. It was a very interesting movie.
5. Many European film directors have gone to Hollywood to make films.
6. The director was so dissatisfied with the actors that he fired all of them. (Note: "dissatisfied" is the correct form based on the context of the sentence, not "satisfied.")
7. It was supposed to be a horror film but it wasn’t very frightening.
8. Julia Roberts is one of the most famous actors in Hollywood.
9. Do you know Daniel Day-Lewis? He has won three Oscars for Best acting.
10. The film was successful though they spent millions of dollars making it.

1. We were disappointed at his performance. (PERFORM)
2. They spent millions of dollars on the film. (MAKE)
3. Mary has made astonishing progress. (ASTONISH)
4. It was a very interesting movie. (INTEREST)
5. Many European film directors have gone to Hollywood to make films. (DIRECT)
6. The director was so satisfied with the actors that he fired all of them. (SATISFY)
7. It was supposed to be a horror film but it wasn’t very frightening. (FRIGHTEN)
8. Julia Roberts is one of the most famous actors in Hollywood. (ACT)
9. Do you know Daniel Day-Lewis? He has won three Oscars for Best acting. (ACT)
10. The film was unsuccessful though they spent millions of dollars making it. (SUCCEED)