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Mr. Stewart has used the moment cannily, hamming it up.
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Paak show to check out Papa Emeritus III hamming it up.
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And Motte, meanwhile, was increasingly hamming it up for the cameras.
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The kids are, they say, actors, hamming it up for the cameras.
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She's seen hamming it up for the camera in all of them.
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Obviously, Tom was hamming it up for the camera -- still funny though!
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The two stars have some fun hamming it up in the video as well.
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Pops especially loved the images of Zoeller, true to form, hamming it up with the crowd.
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After all, what's cuter than a 4-year-old singer hamming it up for the camera?
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No, that was just Joe Biden, hamming it up as he swore in the new senators.
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Williams, who was busy hamming it up for the cameras, seemed appreciative of her dear friend's assistance.
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Then Leconte, who had been hamming it up for the crowd, began to crank up his game.
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In the second image, he is seen hamming it up with his dad in an adorable throwback picture.
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Hudson and Black goofed off on the red carpet, joking around and hamming it up for the cameras.
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Turns out, though both are great at hamming it up for the camera, neither are very artistically talented.
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Anyway, Enla shut down, and I went right over and started hamming it up with Andy at Kubus.
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Kim and Kourt went back to privately resenting one other's narcissism instead of hamming it up for the camera.
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"I don't know," she wrote alongside a shot of the pair hamming it up next to a punching bag.
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In it, Hanisch is hamming it up in the foreground of the photo, while Schumer is lounged behind him.
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They've been hamming it up on the press tour for their new sci-fi film Life, which hit theaters today.
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HRH was hamming it up Wednesday with the daughter of British paralympian Dave Henson during the Invictus Games in Toronto.
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Unlike President Barack Obama -- or even President George W. Bush -- Trump isn't hamming it up with a bunch of world leaders.
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Vinnie also became one of metal's most public faces, hamming it up for awards show promos and guest-starring in Pantera parodies.
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Another couple hamming it up was Melissa McCarthy and husband Ben Falcone, who showed up to the afterparty wearing matching Adidas tracksuits.
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We were both huge fans (I still am) and would rip through their best tracks, with me singing along, really hamming it up.
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Teigen is a big fan of sharing her children's silly behavior online, whether they're eating spaghetti or hamming it up for the camera.
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Judging by how much Baldwin was laughing and how hard Bieber was hamming it up for the cameras, it could be a prank.
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In the video, shared by DeGeneres and Tracee Ellis Ross, the group can all be spotted hamming it up while frozen in place.
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"Look at this cute little dress Northie's wearing," Kim said alongside a video of her daughter hamming it up for the iPhone camera.
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The clip went viral, with the internet collectively roasting Seidel for allegedly hamming it up for the camera or just being supremely weak.
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Lights, camera, action The solution: combine the boys' limitless imaginations with their interest in art and fondness for hamming it up for the camera.
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Later, Parrish —who's currently pregnant with the couple's first child— shared an adorable moment featuring her husband hamming it up in front of the camera.
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The fun-loving group spent some time hamming it up for the camera, playing with a variety of their memorable one-liners from the game.
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Photos of Asher hamming it up on a couch during a private photo shoot have appeared in social media feeds as far away as Spain.
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Gasteyer hinged her impression on the idea of Hillary as stoic righthand woman, usually ceding the spotlight to Hammond's Bill hamming it up around her.
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"Look at this cute little dress Northie's wearing," Kim said alongside a video of her then-4½-year-old hamming it up for the iPhone camera.
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"Look at this cute little dress Northie's wearing," Kim said alongside a video of her 4½-year-old daughter hamming it up for the iPhone camera.
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The couple's sons weren't shown in photos, but if their past Sunday fun is any indication, they were probably busy hamming it up like their dad.
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When she wasn't on tour, she was appearing in Sports Illustrated, hamming it up with Shaq, and even getting a special performance from Salt Bae himself.
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He stood for much of the night on an elevated stage, hamming it up with members of the cast as guests and media snapped their photographs.
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In the studio, each of the four musicians took his turn and was a good sport, hamming it up for the camera as producers shouted hashtags.
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Gabby and the 3-time NBA Champ soaked up the sun in the South of France Friday ... and Union was totally hamming it up for the camera.
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Alfonso Ribeiro guest judged on Saturday evening's episode of "Strictly Come Dancing," a UK celebrity ballroom dance competition, and everybody was hamming it up in his honor.
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If you did it right, Pikachu would get on the board and flip around, hamming it up for the camera as though she was born to hang loose.
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Despite the fact that they were hamming it up in ways I hadn't seen outside the more embarrassing challenges in America's Next Top Model, most photographers ignored the trio.
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The photo itself is as syrupy sweet as you can imagine: a grainy black-and-white photo shows the newly-engaged couple hamming it up, with clothing conspicuously absent.
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The little girls couldn't contain their excitement, hamming it up for photo ops with Farley and Mathews — plus some recognizable Disney faces like Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse and more.
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Al Pacino in particular is having a blast hamming it up as Hoffa, exhorting the virtues of ice cream just as exuberantly as he curses Kennedy's investigations into his union.
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"Watching with the kids … " she captioned the Instagram Stories photo, which showed the boys hamming it up right in front of the TV during a close-up of Schreiber, 50.
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Even as Stephen Colbert took aim at Tump & Co., his critiques were undercut by the gross appearance of Sean Spicer, hamming it up in an attempt at a redemption story.
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His energy level hasn't changed; he runs comically across the stage while he spits the chorus to "Smokin and Drinkin," just having a ball, hamming it up for the crowd.
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You need to be able to instill swagger and belief in others, even if only for a few minutes at a time, and even if it means hamming it up.
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One pic shows the loved-up dance pros hamming it up in a selfie; the other is more frame-worthy, with the new father cradling son Shai Aleksander in his arms.
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Diana Ross' 9-year-old grandson Raif, who stole the show when he introduced her performance, was spotted running around hamming it up and getting reeled back in during commercial breaks.
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Boarding an airplane could soon become a lot simpler: as simple as using a self-checkout at a grocery store or hamming it up in the photo booth at a wedding.
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Why not start tonight (if you haven't already) with artists Brian Andrew Whiteley and Rebecca Goyette, who will be dressing and hamming it up as Donald Trump and Sarah Palin, respectively.
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Sometimes her enthusiastic young friend Kate backs her up, hamming it up for the camera as she belts out Bon Jovi, Rage Against the Machine, and Slayer lyrics into a pool noodle.
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Theroux is clearly having the time of his life hamming it up as Garmadon, and Jackie Chan gets some nice moments as Master Wu, leader of the ninjas and brother to Garmadon.
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Those plans go rather spectacularly awry, naturally, when Poirot encounters an unctuous dealer named Ratchett (Johnny Depp, painfully hamming it up '30s gangster style), who seeks the detective's protection, having received threatening notes.
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So Billie trains and practices and stresses about what she stands to lose, while Bobby spends the lead-up to the match hamming it up for the cameras and posing nude for magazines.
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And without (you should pardon the expression) hamming it up, Mr. Westman also endows the title character of Lin-Manuel Miranda's Tony-laden musical with the outsize dimensions of a bona fide tragic hero.
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Before this funny, young man was showing his face around the world as an incredible musician, he was just another cute kid hamming it up for the camera in a bright-orange tank top.
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Still, kitty and I must have the same taste in men because the second the very attractive vet walks in, she stops meowing and starts hamming it up, rolling around on the examining room table.
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While the little boy was adorably hesitant to star in his mom's Instagram Story Tuesday night, he eventually made a request for an animal filter that got him smiling and hamming it up on camera.
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It took "hard work, a great team, maybe just a little bit of magic" — which led immediately into a trippy, semi-horrifying cutaway sequence that pictured Bee hamming it up with a literal coven of witches.
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His morphine habit is his only solace from the mental torment caused by his undead creations, chiefly Lily who is still hamming it up with Dorian, and Creature, who is faraway on a boat trapped in ice.
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Hamming it up for the camera, the gals pull a variety of funny faces while little Chanel holds onto a rope of red licorice for the first half the photos and a mermaid doll in the second half.
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Montreal (CNN)The video on YouTube posted a few years ago seemed promising: Andrew Scheer, now Canada's Conservative leader, was surrounded by his wife and five children, hamming it up for the cameras and introducing himself to voters.
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Aside from hamming it up for the cameras (see the photos below), Goodman, 64, was all smiles as he listened to heartfelt speeches given by his Kong: Skull Island costar Brie Larson and The Big Lebowski costar Bridges.
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Not so for two farmers from a small village who have grooved their way to global fame by happily hamming it up in a soaking rice field as part of an internet dance craze called the Kiki Challenge.
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One night after Yadier Molina belted a grand slam on the first pitch after a kitten delayed the game by running on the field, pictures of cats hamming it up appeared on the scoreboard during late-game pitching changes.
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A second photo gallery saw little Chanel hamming it up hardcore for the camera, planting kisses on her mom as the twosome wore swimsuits by Cali Love Shop that featured navy blue bottoms and red-and-white striped halter tops.
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Following the video, Berkus — who's expecting baby No. 2, a boy, with Brent this spring — shared a few more snaps of Poppy over the years to his Instagram Story, along with a separate post of the birthday girl hamming it up.
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One odd sequence setting up the movie's villain (Bobby Cannavale, hamming it up as much as possible) is used as an opportunity for Spencer to explain what a cut-scene is, as if that's some hyper-obscure piece of geek knowledge.
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The character herself is thinly conceived, a cynical but unimaginative facsimile of our idea of the Hollywood starlet, yet Hathaway takes every opportunity to dive into the role, hamming it up underneath the devilish glaze of a raspberry red lip.
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Along the way, we meet a medieval scribe; a guy who looks an awful lot like Gutenberg (if memory serves); Hamlet, hamming it up with Yorick's cranium; and a kindly librarian about to whack a book with a rubber stamp.
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But as part of his inaugural festivities in 1989, the 41st president had an unusual photo-op at a concert, hamming it up on a prop guitar while soul-music stars like Sam Moore, Carla Thomas and Percy Sledge smiled around him.
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Force used any break in the schedule to work the ropes outside the pits, signing autographs, shaking hands, posing for photos and hamming it up with fans who line up 10 deep to get a glimpse or a coveted interaction with drag racing's pied piper.
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Her slender frame, clad in a khaki trenchcoat and shiny black ankle boots, seemed to fill the stage, as she pranced around her microphone stand, the drums, and the backup vocalists, like a mischievous child hamming it up and pretending not to know that she's being watched.
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Becoming a television or movie personality is not a complete surprise; he seemed to enjoy performing on camera, dancing and hamming it up on things like a Gronk Party Ship in 23 filled with fans and entertainers on a cruise ship from Miami to the Bahamas.
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While we didn't think it could get cornier than the mental image of Mayor Pete hamming it up to Estelle's "American Boy" or Shea Diamond's "American Pie" (whew, man, we get it), his rolled up-sleeved arms pumping upwards toward the sky and a cartoonish grin on his face.
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I hesitate to ask anyone to listen to Ed Sheeran rapping, but I'm also struggling to think of a pop music moment more stupid-fun than Swift tripping over some ungainly percussion with her old fake Southern drawl — "we'd be a big conversation AHHHHH" — hamming it up like an utter spaz.
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Bad memories of Andrew W.K. noodling on a drum set for a full day or Jay Z and Marina Abramovic hamming it up at Pace Gallery for six hours are painful reminders that just because something goes longer, harder, or faster doesn't necessarily mean it will be braver, more artistically complex, or, well, better.
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The music video for the song is a classic house party gone wrong filmed at the twin brothers' shared Las Vegas home, and includes a feature from country singer Eric Paslay, a cameo from Carrot Top, a monkey and a horse playing beer pong, and plenty of bathing-suit-clad video girls (and boys) hamming it up poolside.
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I have a friend whose baby had been to five weddings by the time he was 6 months old, and when I see the photos of her, her husband, and their son hamming it up in a photo booth with their cowboy hats and mustaches, I think... How is this NOT the best way to have a wedding?!
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All the while, the Skeksis — voiced by a crackling cadre of actors, including a standout Simon Pegg as the Chamberlain, Jason Isaacs as the gravel-voiced emperor, Mark Hamill's long-suffering scientist, and Awkwafina (Awkwafina!!!), Keegan-Michael Key, and Benedict Wong, all hamming it up and living their best lives — are about to put their genocidal plan into motion.
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That means it's got Spock — both young and old versions — logically quoting his catchphrases, as well as William Shatner's Kirk hamming it up, and Jean-Luc Picard "engage"-ing his way through space, but it also sadly means we don't see the very best moments from the various Star Trek TV shows — including the one that started it all in September 1966.
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I personally had a Mega-CD, Sega's Mega Drive CD-ROM expansion accessory, with Digital Pictures' Night Trap and Ground Zero Texas—titles where the "game" elements effectively extended to either timing a button press to correspond to some bad on-screen acting, or moving gun sights around to take out some equally hamming-it-up guys dressed as aliens.
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Over the course of the film however, we learn that our guides are actually the ones propping up a vile system of tax fraud— they play partners Jürgen Mossack (Oldman, hamming it up with a German accent) and Ramón Fonseca (Banderas), founders of the Panama City law film behind the notorious offshore tax scheme.. Then, in another vignette, we are sent to follow the plight of Ellen Martin (Meryl Streep), whose 40th anniversary wedding trip suddenly turns tragic when her husband and 20 other people drown during a pleasure cruise accident.
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He had to go in, work hard and take his time. Before the fight, Chavez was a picture of confidence, blowing kisses to the ladies at ring-side, mugging for the cameras, and hamming it up for the crowd. This time, however, the ending would be different. This time Anderson would make no mistakes.
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231 Emily VanDerWerff of The A.V. Club awarded the episode a "C+" and criticized both its monster and its guest cast. Concerning the former, she wrote that it was "just ridiculous" and that its design was "bland and generic". Concerning the latter, she wrote that the cast was filled with "actors hamming it up". VanDerWerff did note that the episode was better "than its reputation" suggested, but that it still was "undone by some very strange story choices and a dumb monster".
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Jerrems, Vale Street 1975. Jerrems photographed in a subjective manner, responding interactively with her subject and their environment. As Keaney notes, "By gazing directly into the lens, hamming it up for the camera, or striking a pose, the subjects of Jerrems’ portraits of the mid-70s reveal the collaborative nature of her working method.” Drayton, director of Girl in a Mirror, supports this notion of collaboration; "In the act of photographing, Jerrems challenged herself and her models to extend themselves in a mutual game of improvisation and exploration, facilitated by the presence of her camera.
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Sanchez's appearance on season 12 of RuPaul’s Drag Race was announced on January 23, 2020. He is the first French contestant on the US version of the show. Sanchez was descried as a ‘look queen’ and has spoken openly about “deep insecurities when it comes to the language barrier” that he experienced during the show. He made attempts to change that impression by applying silly makeup and hamming it up as the baby in the Gay’s Anatomy acting challenge. Ultimately it wasn’t enough and he was eliminated at the end of episode 5.
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The song is also featured on several "greatest hits" albums by The Monkees. The song was originally the second track on their self-titled debut album The Monkees with Micky Dolenz on lead vocals. The promotional video, which aired during the 26 September 1966 "Monkee vs. Machine" television show, features The Monkees playing around on the beach and having fun with five children (at any one time), in a dune buggy, on a swing set, on slides, on a jungle gym, on a horse, on unicycles, and on Honda Super Cub motorcycles, and hamming it up driving the Monkeemobile around Southern California.
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Blair found flaws with the comedy and the music in the episode, but was impressed with Tate's acting and Piper's cameo. Kevin O'Sullivan of the Sunday Mirror criticised Tate and Tennant for overacting, and had concerns about the writing: "It didn't exactly ooze tension. All we got in the way of terrifying space enemies was Sarah Lancashire hamming it up as an intergalactic super nanny, a couple of security guards with guns and lots of cute little fat babies." Ian Hyland of News of the World criticised the child-friendly storyline, comparing it to "the back of a fag packet".
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Hardy goes on to say that 'For its climax, the picture shifts into a dreamlike atmosphere, with the mad artist mixing multicoloured concoctions in his cave studio suffused with the glow of the menacing furnace'. Hamilton says that the film's narrative is 'hopelessly muddled' and that 'the script requires the victims to die in isolation, usually after declaring a desire to leave, which allows the survivors to carry on as if nothing was wrong'. He also criticises some of the actors for 'hamming it up outrageously' whilst others 'give the distinct impression [they] would rather be somewhere else'. On the other hand, Hamilton notes that the 'camerawork makes the barren Cornish landscape look suitably chilly and menacing'.
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Figuring that promoting the album during the Olympics would get them extra attention due to all the press and other visitors gathered in the city, EJK&HM; held a press junket that largely turned shambolic as well as a series of club gigs at the popular student club Trasa. They also made one of their first proper TV appearances, lip-synching "Baščaršy Hanumen" on Hit meseca (Yugoslav counterpart to Top of the Pops) while hamming it up for the cameras. The album release was followed by a promotional club tour of bigger Yugoslav cities, but since the record was selling poorly with less than 15,000 copies sold, the tour ended quickly and the deflated band members returned to Sarajevo. Malkolm Muharem soon quit working with the band.
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Topaz is a 1945 documentary film, shot illegally (though with the assistance of members of the camp staff), which documented life at the Topaz War Relocation Center in Utah during World War II. Filmed by internee Dave Tatsuno (1913–2006), it was deemed "culturally significant" by the United States Library of Congress in 1996, and was the second amateur film ever selected for the National Film Registry (after the "Zapruder" film of the JFK assassination). Tatsuno always credited his store supervisor, Walter Honderick, for helping him get the movie camera into the camp. Film was smuggled out of the camp on trips that Tatsuno made to buy merchandise for the store. While images appear to show the internees happy and enjoying their lives, Tatsuno said that they were "hamming it up" for the camera, hiding their sorrow.
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Meanwhile, the James brothers joined with Cole Younger and his brothers John, Jim, and Bob, as well as Clell Miller and other former Confederates, to form what came to be known as the James–Younger Gang. With Jesse James as the most public face of the gang (though with operational leadership likely shared among the group), the gang carried out a string of robberies from Iowa to Texas, and from Kansas to West Virginia.Old Campsite of Jesse and Frank James: US 380, approximately 5 miles east of Decatur: Texas marker #3700 – Texas Historical Commission They robbed banks, stagecoaches and a fair in Kansas City, often carrying out their crimes in front of crowds, and even hamming it up for the bystanders. On July 21, 1873, they turned to train robbery, derailing a Rock Island Line train west of Adair, Iowa and stealing approximately $3,000 ().
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He also stated that "there's really nothing nicer than watching a lot of English actors hamming it up in a vaguely exotic location... and then somebody's murdered!" The episode's title was deliberately chosen to sound "vaguely Christie-ish", but Roberts admitted that "[Christie] never used 'the blank and the blank' construction". In writing the episode, Roberts aimed to make the episode a "big, fun, all-star murder mystery romp". He was influenced by advice given by Davies, who wanted Roberts to "go funnier" with every draft, and former Doctor Who script editor Douglas Adams' advice that "a danger one runs is that the moment you have anything in the script that's clearly meant to be funny in some way, everybody thinks 'oh well we can do silly voices and silly walks and so on', and I think that's exactly the wrong way to do it".
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Under cross-examination by the defense, he suggested that al-Isawi was "hamming it up" and faking injuries, and said the detainee "sucked on the sore in his mouth to mix blood in with his saliva and spit it out after he heard Iraqi voices"; an oral surgeon confirmed that the blood may have come from biting a mouth ulcer. At the Huertas court-martial, photographs of al-Isawi's "face and body taken in the days immediately after the alleged attack" were presented in evidence, and showed "a visible cut inside his lip but no obvious signs of bruising or injuries anywhere else." Consequently, with the claim of repeated kicks unsupported by physical evidence and the testimony that the bleeding lip may have been self-inflicted, both the defense and some subsequent commentary argued that al-Isawi was following the directions in the al-Qaeda manual to claim mistreatment. Following his capture, al-Isawi was to be handed over to Iraqi authorities but they were unable to accept custody until the following morning, forcing his detention in Camp Schwedler, which lacked a proper detention facility.
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