Sentence examples for acting wacky from inspiring English sources
His assistant in all this lunacy is his octogenarian friend, Hominy Jenkins, the last living Little Rascal, who made his name mugging his way through the real-life silent-film era of short comic films featuring a gang of local kids acting wacky.
The wacky and directionless improv acting Rivette encouraged, and the seat-of-the-pants location work, are an acquired taste.
Cue "wacky" moments such as "Beckham" and "Obama" acting kind-of-in-character while discussing the former's "Chippendoubles" act in an Eastbourne greasy spoon.
He experiments with wacky, outmoded ideas like composition, plot, acting, and mise-en-scène.
There are also wacky artifacts, like a homemade film showing the artist and friends acting out "Alice in Wonderland".
The film credits read like a register of Australian acting greats: Roxburgh is joined by Deborah Mailman as Blinky's mum, David Wenham plays Jacko the wacky frill-necked lizard, Toni Collette has a lot of fun voice acting emus Cheryl and Beryl, Barry Humphries is Wombo the imaginative Wombat and Robin McLeavy plays Blinky's new friend Nutsy.
Parts of speech may be varied, with an adverb becoming an adjective ('You're acting a little overly, aren't you?'); or an adjective a noun ('Love makes you do the wacky').
