| As she gets ready to portray a neurotic New Yorker, she displays all the usual actressy contradictions. |
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| I would guess she wears a size 10, but looks hale and healthy rather than actressy and neurotic. |
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| Graves is quietly incisive and commanding as the relatively humane Dr. Treves, but Burton is a trifle too actressy even for an actress portraying an actress. |
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| Clarke plays her romantic view of Holly, which can come off as actressy self-love — or insecurity. |
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| She was told that she would never work if she kept her natural speaking voice and so adopted the identikit RP actressy tones you hear from Smith and the like. |
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| If one was interested, one saw Miss Lohan display a variety of emotions, in actressy high voltage. |
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| As for as the acting, Binoche is magnificent, but can be roundly infuriating – always mercurially shifting the emotional gears, at times in an overtly actressy way. |
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| The overfamiliar voice is harder to accept, but even her most actressy intonations may be taken for Mary's attempt to hide her secrets behind girlish affectation. |
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| I had put Saffy to sleep and I know it sounds all actressy to say this, but I wasn't sure if I could climb back into her skin. |
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| Jackson resists as best he can, but Moore walks a very perilous line that's constantly threatening to tumble into actressy melodrama. |
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| It sounds a bit actressy but it was a very odd and emotional experience imagining what it's like to die. |
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| Set in 1942 in a country vicarage, home to the hapless Rev Lionel Toop and his actressy wife Penelope, minor misunderstandings soon become social catastrophes. |
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