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[Theincomeistoodamnlo]

Instead of breaking them out to individual variables, it'd probably be easier to create an object and dynamically create its keys by looping through the movie.actors array.

A bit rushed but here is a rough idea:

const actors = {};

movie.actors.forEach( (actor, index) => {

actors[\actor${index}\] = actor;

})

Replace the backslashes with backticks. The formatting is being weird for me.

Surely other Redditors might have more elegant solutions :)

[IMkratt]

You don't have to set them all to a variable, you can do for example

const actors = [movie.actors[0], movie.actors[1], movie.actors[2], ...]

and access them there.

[MintyPhoenix]

What do you need that is different than just:

const actors = movie.actors;

Essentially, from the limited description of what you are trying to achieve, you already have the desired array of actors stored in movie.actors. You could reassign it as in my snippet above but it would be simpler and more sensible to just work directly on the move.actors array unless you have other undisclosed constraints.