No, I don't believe we have any information like this for people at this time. Just for clarification sake, when you say an "actors ratings" what exactly do you mean?
I can see you have a popularity value for each actor, so I think I may be able to use this. I just need some way of distinguishing a less well known actor from a very well known one.
I don't suppose you know if the API has actors date of birth anywhere does it? I can't find anything in the API docs, so again I suspect not. I guess I'll have to try and find this information elsewhere.
EDIT: Sorry I've just found the date of birth information in the individual person data, awesome :) Love this API so far, although I have found the apiary docs (whilst really cool in many ways) a little frustrating as I can't seem to copy and paste the code samples for some reason - weird. Also it would be useful to include the response fields in the docs, rather than having to call the service to find out.
Reply by Travis Bell
on October 9, 2015 at 6:29 PM
Hi tom18a,
No, I don't believe we have any information like this for people at this time. Just for clarification sake, when you say an "actors ratings" what exactly do you mean?
Reply by tom18a
on October 10, 2015 at 7:12 AM
Hi,
Thanks very much for the reply.
I can see you have a popularity value for each actor, so I think I may be able to use this. I just need some way of distinguishing a less well known actor from a very well known one.
I don't suppose you know if the API has actors date of birth anywhere does it? I can't find anything in the API docs, so again I suspect not. I guess I'll have to try and find this information elsewhere.
EDIT: Sorry I've just found the date of birth information in the individual person data, awesome :) Love this API so far, although I have found the apiary docs (whilst really cool in many ways) a little frustrating as I can't seem to copy and paste the code samples for some reason - weird. Also it would be useful to include the response fields in the docs, rather than having to call the service to find out.
Thanks, Tom
Reply by Travis Bell
on October 11, 2015 at 11:31 AM
Hi tom18a,
Yes, you could use popularity for this. It's a perfect use case for it.
Re: Apiary, ya, their docs have some annoyances for sure.