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In Reply to: YES! Finally a film that allowed... posted by mpathus on March 1, 2008 at 13:16:50:
Which movies fall in the category of excessive mannerisms? I am not so sure I know what you mean by "mannerisms."
Take "Remains of the Day" as an example. Is this one of those films with or without mannerism and if it is with, what specifically are you referring to?
I am interested in what others think is part of acting and what appears "natural." With respect to "Remains of the Day" I am wondering if the way he used his eyes and his hands, which told so much of the story, was too obvious and a distraction to you.
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- Clarification please. - Larry I 12:32:14 03/03/08 (1)
- Brian Cox as Dr. Hannibal Lecktor... - mpathus 14:42:32 03/03/08 (0)
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