Also the majestic characterisation of the English.
But his father passed on an interest in Jewish and British history, taking the young Schama on boat trips along the Thames as he spoke about Disraeli and the characterisation of Jews in English literature.
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Brown's own closeness and expertise with the English text gave the production sharply etched characterisation, robust energy, and a particular focus on the narrativisation of the story.
And in the case of The Tudors, Jonathan Rhys Meyers's Henry VIII provides one of the great characterisations of the monarch who personalised English kingship to an unique degree.
A major reason for the low critical and academic reputation of post-Christie English crime fiction was the functional prose and perfunctory characterisation.
Sergio Sanchez, the screenwriter, seems uncomfortable with English dialogue: much of it consists of clumsy exposition and one-note characterisation.
At 10/1, Charlotte Mendelson's Almost English might also seem an outsider, but is "a little masterpiece of characterisation and milieu", according to the Guardian review.
It tells the story of an idealistic, prickly English girl who works in Austrian refugee camps in the late 1940s.The plot and characterisation are tosh, but the background, drawn with unselfconscious precision, gives an extraordinarily convincing picture of the squalid, fearful world of displaced-person camps, administered by worn-out soldiers in a ruined country.
"One of his strengths is his characterisation," said Ian McNeilly, former school teacher and director of the National Association for the Teaching of English.
