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SS: So coming back a little bit, our ultimate goal, rather, is to capture their mannerisms or the unique way each of these people talks and smiles.
MR: Well, Chris, what we're working on is creating a situation where people can create a mind file, and a mind file is the collection of their mannerisms, personality, recollection, feelings, beliefs, attitudes and values, everything that we've poured today into Google, into Amazon, into Facebook, and all of this information stored there will be able, in the next couple decades, once software is able to recapitulate consciousness, be able to revive the consciousness which is imminent in our mind file.
There's the centerfold from National Geographic magazine with one of her caregivers, and she roams the web and has hundreds of hours of Bina's mannerisms, personalities.
As a viewer of this miniseries, I grew irritated by the mannerisms, gestures and look of the lead character, Fannie Price.
I had seen just one movie by Gus Van Sant so far,Elephant, and I can assure you that he kept all his mannerisms while doing this one.Once again he crosses time lines.Once again he uses weird filming techniques like the never-ending shots of people walking...maybe you like these filming techniques, I know I don't.
The director's fey mannerisms may have succeeded if he had adopted a point of view.
First, Sacchi, while looking reasonably like Bogart and even speaking like him on occassion and using his mannerisms, completely lacks any of Bogart's charisma or acting ability.
Flex Alexander--though gifted with the Michael voice--is not a great dancer, does not resemble Michael one bit, and does not even have his mannerisms down.
The problem is mostly with her mannerisms as you might have guessed.
It's a role he adopts out of his own aggression and natural mannerisms, a frothing mad approach to freedom of speech as he attacks just about everyone and everything, even those that often call up to agree with him or compliment him.
Vi's wacky Sebastian accent and mannerisms are entirely unrealistic but made me laugh so hard at some points I almost choked on my popcorn.
The acting also brought the characters to life through the mannerisms, voices, and personalities.
Steve Zahn as Gus, nails the part, copies Robert Duvalls mannerisms which makes him feel comfortable to Gus fans.
The characters match the ones to the novel very well, the personalities and mannerisms were spot on for Red and Jez.
His performance was powerful, right down to the mannerisms and voice inflections.
The performances are very good, and we see the exact same mannerisms the characters will have down the road.
Some of the film's mannerisms (having the actors appear in light white makeup) are more irritating than illuminating.
He has the voice, the mannerisms, the pronunciation of word all down to a T. Granted, no one could ever hold a candle to Robert Duvall as Gus, but I think that Steve Zahn has done a pretty darn good job.
Jean Dujardin gets Connery's mannerisms down pat: the adjusting the cuff links when entering a club as all the women turn to admire him, the nonchalant straightening and smoothing down of the tie, the swaggering, steely gait.
If you are familiar with Kenneth Williams' mannerisms and Diaries then this drama captures the essence of them perfectly.
The remainder of the cast (with the exception of the talented and gorgeous Claudia Black) were unknown to me but all turned in marvelous performances, animating the diverse characters with unique quirks and mannerisms.
Notice how perfectly she nails Angela's undereducated, Long Island Italian accent, and the many fine mannerisms that she brings to the role to really flesh out this spunky and surprisingly bright character.
Uniforms, equipment, sets, and mannerisms are all wrong.
Paul Rudd had great teen mannerisms and was sexy as hell, the other guys are also really funny (the nerdier ones).
Jennifer Higham plays Anne's younger sister with modern mannerisms.
Everything about them, from their looks to their mannerisms, just screams of the 90's-shopping-mall-alt-rock-listening generation.
James Marsden's captive is realistically cynical and snotty, but the actor's own artificial mannerisms are disconcerting--it's like watching a roadshow version of Tom Cruise.
I was not thrilled with the choice of Kilmer as Holmes, they do not resemble each other in physical appearance or mannerisms.
He doesn't lip sync well and his stage mannerisms are Larenz Tate, when he should have been Frankie Lymon.
Ben Stiller on the other hand seems a bit lost, he's asked to play a fuller role than the ridiculous characters of his Zoolander breed of movies, but he struggles as a family man, whether his fault or the scripts, there isn't enough depth to the character and the result is a movie of Ben Stiller doing those typical mannerisms and generally becoming tedious.
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