overact

She does not overact and we just fall in love with her character.

He moves comfortably on the stage and does not overact.

Is he going to overact for the whole film?

The basic role for doing it on film was not to overact, to play from within."

However, the solutions are not simple, and we should not overact.

"It's causing kids not to report because parents overact."

More frequently, the performers look for opportunities to overact.

The only cliche they're missing is using a well-known fighter to overact his two lines.

But the portrayal doesn't go beyond the obvious, and Williams tends to overact.

It wouldn't do to overact on this one.

They found that the voice actors did not overact their roles despite the extravagant appearances of the characters.

Successfully (whatever that may mean) or unsuccessfully, we all overact the part of our favorite character in fiction.

"By doing it this way, they can focus on: Did the officer overact or act in an abusive way that violated the law?"

"He will be telling the truth and never overact or underact," Sir John said.

Just like good actors in the theatre, good politicians should not overact at times of turbulence.

He still had a tendency to overact.

"It's the ego at work, a legitimate license to overact, and you revel in it."

"The industry tends to overstate and Congress tends to overact," he said.

All the Youtube clips are simply examples of that person trying to overact in this role.

But the singers had a tendency to overact and slip into comic opera shtick.

"I do not overact," he expounds with regal dignity.

The performers neither overact nor patronize the material.

Will and Derrick constantly overact, which during extended "sitcom mode" sequences seems odd.

The Prince is a worthy man, though there are times when he displays a lamentable tendency to overact."

He also criticized the actors "Vignesh seems to overact most of the time and cries seem over the top".