What's it called when an actor is way better than another one in the same scene and gets all the attention?

Question

It's something like: "Actor A totally xxxxx actor B in that scene!"

Where xxxxx is the word I'm looking for. This word basically means that the actor A was so much better than B and got or stole all the attention, leaving B all xxxxx'D.

Answer 1

Stealing the scene or stealing the show

Answer 2

up·stage  

up·stage [up stáyj]

vt (past up·staged, past participle up·staged, present participle up·stag·ing, 3rd person present singular up·stag·es)

1.  outdo somebody else: to divert, or attempt to divert, attention away from somebody else  

2.  theater turn actor away from audience: to move toward the back of the stage in order to force another actor to turn his or her back to the audience  

3.  treat somebody disdainfully: to treat somebody in a haughty or disdainful manner (informal)  

adv

theater toward rear: in, at, or toward the rear part of a stage  

adj

1.  theater located at rear: located in or relating to the rear part of a stage  

2.  aloof: distant from and disdainful of other people (informal)  

n

theater back of stage: the rear part of the stage  

-up·stag·er, n

Answer 3

outshone

Answer 4

Actor A totally transcended actor B in that scene !

                            or

Actor A totally surpassed actor B in that scene !

Answer 5

Scene stealing.