scene stealing

Speech parts

1. scene stealing - Noun

2. scene stealing - Adjective

Meaning

scene stealing

The phenomenon of stealing the scene.

scene-stealing (comparative more scene-stealing, superlative most scene-stealing)

That steals the scene (“dominates a performance through charisma, humour, or powerful acting”).

Source: en.wiktionary.org

Alternative names

scene-stealing

Synonyms

show-stealing

Related terms

scene stealing steal the scene

Examples

Criminal mastermind Alec Guinness rents a room in a sweet old lady’s house (a scene-stealing Katie Johnson) while he and his gang masquerade as musicians, plotting and executing a daring robbery. Source: Internet

After cultivating a loyal fan base, he made a smooth transition to TV and film, making a scene-stealing big screen debut playing “Money Mike” in Friday After Next. Source: Internet

Ferg had a noticeable presence on the group’s mixtape, and many scene-stealing moments. Source: Internet

Parsons’ other feature film credits include scene-stealing roles in the “The Muppets,” “The Big Year” and “Garden State.” Source: Internet

I’ve tasted the scene-stealing combo and enjoy how the legume-driven depth of the Chapagetti blunts the heat in the Neoguri. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

scene pack scene painter scene queen scene-dock scene-room scene-shifter