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— Alli Bhandari, Some screen actors have talents other than acting—singing, dancing, what have you—and the show they're in will want to make use of it at some point. In most cases, this doesn't derail the story (much), often leading to viewers exclaiming, 'I didn't know [actor/actress] could [sing/dance/whatever]!' However, it's not unheard of for the plot to stop dead just to allow such an actor (usually the lead) to show off. The line between this and can be quite thin indeed. Contrast (in which an actor who is good at something [singing, dancing, etc] in real life has to play a character who is not good at whatever the talent is). Gui Booter Cracked Games. Show-offy moments that center around brazenly exploiting star's beauty or sex appeal are usually classified as.

• In every one of his movies, Norman Wisdom insisted that his bumbling character break into romantic or sentimental songs in spite of how inappropriate they were to his character. On the radio show Desert Island Discs, he immodestly chose to take his own songs to the island in nearly every case. • is quite skilled at fingerwalking: rolling something through and over his fingers. A coin in Billy The Kid, two coins while standing and walking in, a poker chip in, drumsticks in, and a crowbar in. • In, plays the (very plot related) song he wrote. It's not that bad. • Robert Pattinson also composed and played most of the music for (though it is intended to be a bit inept, as the character isn't supposed to be very talented).