| 21. | Maureen O'Hara is a joy as she overacts her way through this wisp of a movie.
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| 22. | Ryan, who always seems to have a saintly aureole of light around her, overacts in spades.
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| 23. | Stern overacts, and the proceedings are routinely artificially manipulated so that the result is ostensibly hilarious cacophony.
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| 24. | A " ham " is " an ineffective or overemphatic actor, one who rants or overacts ".
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| 25. | But they overact _ for instance when they laugh it is exaggerated and corny and goes on too long.
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| 26. | Larry Miller, as the IRS agent who imagines himself as Clint Eastwood, is made to overact voraciously.
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| 27. | Everybody overacts, shrilly screeching at each other, and the laughable dialogue doesn't help their cause.
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| 28. | Moreover, his subtle gestures and a refusal to overact suggest that he may have found his metier in this repertory.
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| 29. | Kline overacts physically and emotionally, Flockhart is entertaining in a broad manner, and Pfeiffer renders a strenuously theatrical performance.
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| 30. | The cast overacts, and much of the plot is worthy of a " Hogan's Heroes " episode.
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