"Ali would ham it up for the cameras," Gunther says.
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The goofier the character, the more I ham it up.
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Turns out nobody can resist the urge to ham it up.
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J.J. Abrams and Kevin Smith ham it up for the camera.
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I can talk about it; I can ham it up a little bit.
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But one of the most memorable duos of the evening didn't ham it up for the paparazzi.
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Seasoned actors like Nadira Babbar and Annu Kapoor ham it up as the plot unravels beyond all help.
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And Instagram's hands-free camera now includes a countdown to recording, so you know when to ham it up.
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Even Chelsea and Bill Clinton make an appearance, chattering in the background while the opponents ham it up on stage.
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Not that they'll have to ham it up too much — even it its time, Baywatch rescued by being self-aware.
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And when I'm on set, I'm entertaining the audience in between the scenes, because I like to ham it up.
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Then every adult around them laughs and claps proudly in a circle, encouraging them to ham it up like maniacal pageant moms.
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Spacey's goofy Southern schtick should have grown irritating three seasons ago, but he clearly decided to say "Fuck it" and ham it up.
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One super psyched skateboarding fan couldn't resist an opportunity to ham it up for the camera at a Street League Skateboarding competition last night.
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He'd ham it up when friends from other departments came by and even consented to pose with us for selfies, against his better instincts.
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As for the boys, Cameron Dallas, Luka Sabbat, Gabriel Kane Day-Lewis, Brandon Thomas Lee, and Rafferty Law ham it up in the men's version.
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There's something about the pressure to perform in front of an audience of adults that makes kids either ham it up or get adorably shy.
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Herbert has every right to ham it up for the camera — he needs a forever home, and a sweet smile might just do the trick!
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And damned if it isn't incredibly festive and charming and heart-warming to watch them all ham it up to the only true modern Christmas classic.
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And beyond politics, most hosts tend to ham it up, a la Steve Harvey on Family Feud or Regis Philbin on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
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Spacey clearly relished the chance to ham it up as Underwood, infusing every bribe and blackmail with just the right balance of ruthless charm (and outright ruthlessness).
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Barack Obama has a sharp sense of humor and much-lauded comic timing, but he also knew how to ham it up when the situation called for it.
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Spectators and members of the news media rushed down to snap photographs of the fake Trump and Kim, who were happy to ham it up for the cameras.
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The rest of the cast, including Prashant Narayan, who plays an evil businessman with a grudge against Modi, and Zarina Wahab, who plays Modi's mother, ham it up alongside Oberoi.
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Fans won't have to wait long to see Ferrell ham it up once again: The actor slips into an entirely different persona as outlandish baddie Mugatu in the highly anticipated Zoolander 2.
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But since the release of "Joker" two weeks ago, many New Yorkers and out-of-towners traveled there to gawk, take selfies and, in the spirit of the Joker's choreography, to ham it up.
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He's more likely to riff on his love of television (the group's first album is named after the "airing of grievances" from Festivus, a fictitious holiday in "Seinfeld") than he is to ham it up onstage.
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Perhaps this was to be expected; there was no criterion for selection, really, not beyond something to promote, a willingness to ham it up for a few segments, and the inclination to show up in a random city.
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Watch Willow ham it up in a photo booth in the below clip: But Smith definitely isn't the only cool teen on Chanel's radar: 17-year-old Lily-Rose Depp is the new face of Chanel No. 5 L'Eau.
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The sexual banter has the same effect as when Geek gets "raided" by a larger channel—this means, it sends their viewers to watch her—and can ham it up in front of an ever bigger crowd, still protected by her computer screen.
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Their four kids, Drake, 12, Ella, 11, Duke, 9, and Emmie Kay, 7, have made plenty of appearances during the show's fifth and final season, but Tuesday night marks the last night they'll swing a hammer — and ham it up with their dad — on screen.
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A vampy host brought over from the Broadway stage (Raymond Edward Johnson, at first, then Paul McGrath from 1945 onward following Johnson's enlistment in the war effort) would ham it up as he introduced the night's diversion with florid language that would make Edgar Allan Poe proud.
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And ahead of the series finale on Tuesday, the soon-to-be father of five adorably recalled the last time his sons Drake, 12, and Duke, 9, and daughters Ella, 11, and Emmie Kay, 7, helped swing a hammer — and ham it up with their dad — on screen.
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And even if the litigants do ham it up for the cameras, it's important to note that the guests on the show did actually try to take their cases to real small-claims court before anyone ever approached them about being on TV. "They're real-ish," Benson told me.
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The pulsating "Waiting for Tonight" remains a Y2K dance floor classic; her brassy 2004 single "Get Right" is an eternal fan favorite; even "Dinero," her playfully raucous 2018 collaboration with Cardi B and DJ Khaled proves she can ham it up with a new generation of kindred spirits.
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Cost to produce $6.5 million Onstage Seth Rudetsky, a Broadway booster and a co-writer of the musical, starred as a disaster expert and enlisted several stage notables to ham it up alongside him, including Roger Bart ("The Producers"), Kerry Butler ("Xanadu"), Adam Pascal ("Rent") and Faith Prince ("Guys and Dolls").
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British singer-songwriter Passenger, also known as Michael Rosenberg, took part in The AV Club's Undercover series back in 2017, turning in an earnest "No Scrubs" performance and resisting any temptation to wink or ham it up on the "Hangin' on the passenger side of his best friend's ride" line.
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I knew she would ham it up, but I'd see through her bullshit, if bullshit there was, and I planned to be an adult about it—not to call her on it and expose her but just to derive satisfaction from knowing that I'd given her something she had no use for.
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There is plenty—and I mean plenty—of room in metal for cheesy, sweaty live shows (it's kind of our thing), but Gaga's crucial error was that she just couldn't let go of her theater kid instincts, and felt compelled to ham it up like she was playing the lead in a community theater production of Spinal Tap.
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Rodelio Astudillo is an American photographer, best known for the celebrity photobooth, where he has taken thousands of photographs of hundreds of the world's best known television and movie personalities in a simulated photobooth, getting celebrities such as Eva Longoria, Paris Hilton, the cast of The Sopranos, directors Ang Lee and The Lord of the Rings director Peter Jackson, and even astronaut Buzz Aldrin to ham it up for him.
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" Katie Atkinson from Billboard declared that "If you love the adorable friendship between glam pop queen Lady Gaga and classic crooner Tony Bennett, you'll definitely want to see the breezy behind-the-scenes studio video of the pair for 'I Can't Give You Anything but Love'." Idolator's Mike Wass described the video in detail, calling it the "perfect antidote for Gaga's overwhelming, more-is-more Artpop visuals... The swingin' standard is a nice fit for Gaga and Tony. It allows them to riff off each other and ham it up (ever so slightly).
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Then, starting with Chapter 4, Horne would stray farther and farther from the straight melodramatic path, encouraging his actors to ham it up with overly dramatic readings, and staging ridiculous fight scenes (the hero would take on six thugs simultaneously and win). Horne kept the action barely serious enough to satisfy action fans, and in fairness to Horne many of his cliffhanging perils are very effectively staged. But the overall tone of Horne's serials is mock-serious, with urgent narration recapping the action (the 1960s Batman TV series copied Horne's style). The Green Archer, which Horne co-wrote as well as directed, is probably the most satirically enjoyable of Horne's serials.
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Thief was notable for using tape-recorded sounds (on an actual tape player in the machine) masquerading as police radio communications as part of its sound effects (in addition to game-generated sound effects), which ran in a continuous loop while the game was played. Contrary to claims on various websites (for example, Killer List of Video Games), this is not actual police chatter, and this becomes more and more apparent as the chatter goes on, as the voices ham it up more and more, as well as directly taunt the player. Similar tape loops were used in some of Pacific Novelty's other games: NATO Defense and Shark Attack.
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Like Green, he enjoys the acting: "Nimoy gets a chance to ham it up here, and it really pays off. He has a half-smirk on his face most of the time, and he makes a great contrast to the somewhat overplayed nobility of Sargon and Thalassa and their love". He gives the episode a B+. Melissa N. Hayes-Gehrke of the University of Maryland found it "a nearly classic TOS plot, with god-like aliens, beings made only of energy, promises of advanced technology, and the realization that god-like powers are absolutely corrupting". She argued, though, that a "big and frustrating plot hole" is Sargon's dismissal of the idea that Starfleet might build them android bodies.
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