query-7662d0ce27f79104ac8160771d4a009c

added before 2016-10

Actors whose Spanish label ends with “ (actor)”.

This is almost certainly imported from the Wikipedia label, which needs to be unique (distinguish between John Doe the actor, John Doe the author, etc.).

Wikidata labels have no such restrictions, and therefore should contain no such disambiguatory additions.

Most likely, all these “ (actor)” suffixes can be removed.

(This concept obviously applies equally to other professions and languages.)

SELECT ?person ?label (LANG(?label) AS ?lang) WHERE { ?person wdt:P31 wd:Q5; wdt:P106 wd:Q33999; rdfs:label ?label. FILTER(LANG(?label) = "es"). FILTER(STRENDS(?label, " (actor)")). } added before 2016-10

Actors whose Spanish label ends with “ (actor)”.

This is almost certainly imported from the Wikipedia label, which needs to be unique (distinguish between John Doe the actor, John Doe the author, etc.).

Wikidata labels have no such restrictions, and therefore should contain no such disambiguatory additions.

Most likely, all these “ (actor)” suffixes can be removed.

(This concept obviously applies equally to other professions and languages.)

Actors whose Spanish label ends with “ (actor)”.

This is almost certainly imported from the Wikipedia label, which needs to be unique (distinguish between John Doe the actor, John Doe the author, etc.).

Wikidata labels have no such restrictions, and therefore should contain no such disambiguatory additions.

Most likely, all these “ (actor)” suffixes can be removed.

(This concept obviously applies equally to other professions and languages.)

Actors whose Spanish label ends with “ (actor)”.

This is almost certainly imported from the Wikipedia label, which needs to be unique (distinguish between John Doe the actor, John Doe the author, etc.).

Wikidata labels have no such restrictions, and therefore should contain no such disambiguatory additions.

Most likely, all these “ (actor)” suffixes can be removed.

(This concept obviously applies equally to other professions and languages.)

Actors whose Spanish label ends with “ (actor)”.

This is almost certainly imported from the Wikipedia label, which needs to be unique (distinguish between John Doe the actor, John Doe the author, etc.).

Wikidata labels have no such restrictions, and therefore should contain no such disambiguatory additions.

Most likely, all these “ (actor)” suffixes can be removed.

(This concept obviously applies equally to other professions and languages.)

Actors whose Spanish label ends with “ (actor)”.

This is almost certainly imported from the Wikipedia label, which needs to be unique (distinguish between John Doe the actor, John Doe the author, etc.).

Wikidata labels have no such restrictions, and therefore should contain no such disambiguatory additions.

Most likely, all these “ (actor)” suffixes can be removed.

(This concept obviously applies equally to other professions and languages.)

Actors whose Spanish label ends with “ (actor)”.

This is almost certainly imported from the Wikipedia label, which needs to be unique (distinguish between John Doe the actor, John Doe the author, etc.).

Wikidata labels have no such restrictions, and therefore should contain no such disambiguatory additions.

Most likely, all these “ (actor)” suffixes can be removed.

(This concept obviously applies equally to other professions and languages.)

Actors whose Spanish label ends with “ (actor)”.

This is almost certainly imported from the Wikipedia label, which needs to be unique (distinguish between John Doe the actor, John Doe the author, etc.).

Wikidata labels have no such restrictions, and therefore should contain no such disambiguatory additions.

Most likely, all these “ (actor)” suffixes can be removed.

(This concept obviously applies equally to other professions and languages.)

Actors whose Spanish label ends with “ (actor)”.

This is almost certainly imported from the Wikipedia label, which needs to be unique (distinguish between John Doe the actor, John Doe the author, etc.).

Wikidata labels have no such restrictions, and therefore should contain no such disambiguatory additions.

Most likely, all these “ (actor)” suffixes can be removed.

(This concept obviously applies equally to other professions and languages.)

Actors whose Spanish label ends with “ (actor)”.

This is almost certainly imported from the Wikipedia label, which needs to be unique (distinguish between John Doe the actor, John Doe the author, etc.).

Wikidata labels have no such restrictions, and therefore should contain no such disambiguatory additions.

Most likely, all these “ (actor)” suffixes can be removed.

(This concept obviously applies equally to other professions and languages.)

SELECT ?person ?label (LANG(?label) AS ?lang) WHERE { ?person wdt:P31 wd:Q5; wdt:P106 wd:Q33999; rdfs:label ?label. FILTER(LANG(?label) = "es"). FILTER(STRENDS(?label, " (actor)")). }

Use at

https://query.wikidata.org/sparql

PREFIX wdt: <http://www.wikidata.org/prop/direct/>
PREFIX wd: <http://www.wikidata.org/entity/>
PREFIX rdfs: <http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#>
#added before 2016-10

# Actors whose Spanish label ends with “ (actor)”.
# This is almost certainly imported from the Wikipedia label, which needs to be unique (distinguish between John Doe the actor, John Doe the author, etc.).
# Wikidata labels have no such restrictions, and therefore should contain no such disambiguatory additions.
# Most likely, all these “ (actor)” suffixes can be removed.
# (This concept obviously applies equally to other professions and languages.)
SELECT ?person ?label (LANG(?label) AS ?lang)
WHERE
{
  ?person wdt:P31 wd:Q5;
          wdt:P106 wd:Q33999;
          rdfs:label ?label.
  FILTER(LANG(?label) = "es").
  FILTER(STRENDS(?label, " (actor)")).
}

Query found at

graph TD classDef projected fill:lightgreen; classDef literal fill:orange; classDef iri fill:yellow; v1("?label"):::projected v3("?lang") v2("?person"):::projected c4(["wd:Q5"]):::iri c6(["wd:Q33999"]):::iri f0[["ends-with(?label,' (actor)')"]] f0 --> v1 f1[["?label = 'es'"]] f1 --> v1 v2 --"wdt:P31"--> c4 v2 --"wdt:P106"--> c6 v2 --"rdfs:label"--> v1 bind2[/"?label"/] v1 --o bind2 bind2 --as--o v3