Students wearing the DUI goggles display mannerisms similar to those of a drunk driver, including driving slowly and erratically, Lindner said.
"Unlike Vengerov," Mr. Repin "displays no mannerisms," New Grove reports, swiftly adding, "this does not mean he is a less interesting musician".
Hoffman's performance is not quite as distinctive as Phoenix's – and he arguably displays some mannerisms from previous movies – but he is utterly plausible as the leader and pseudo-scientific thinker, somewhere between Mussolini and Dale Carnegie.
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Mr. Allen, 66, wearing a blue-and-white check shirt, apologizing for a hearing loss in his left ear and displaying all his familiar mannerisms -- the cough, the chin stroke, the shrugging hands -- answered Ms. Weiss's friendly questions at length.
Acting the part of the father of a new-born baby, he arrived in the waiting room of a maternity ward displaying the nervy, fidgeting mannerisms and facial expressions that would become familiar to fans of the series that made stars of actors such as Kenneth Williams, Sid James and Barbara Windsor.
Most of the cast could have taken a hint from Michael Emerson, who was unforgettable as Willie Oban, the Harvard law student turned drunk, in the 1999 Broadway production, when he said, "Drunks of long standing don't display the intoxicated mannerisms you see in bad plays. . . .
The Beatles, as Dr. Joyce Brothers recognized at the time, "display a few mannerisms which almost seem a shade on the feminine side, such as tossing of their long manes of hair.
Still, although her quavering voice and birdlike mannerisms often display the influence of Katharine Hepburn's performance in the movie version, Lange seems to understand Mary's emotional fragility and harrowing isolation, and she turns in a competent performance that dominates the lopsided production.
The PDD group also scored significantly lower than the AD/HD group in Area VII (Comprehension/Cognition). On the TABS, the PDD group had significantly higher scores than the AH/HD group in Area 2 (Language-Communication) and Area 3 (Habits-Mannerisms), and displayed significantly more autistic behavior.
Like his father before him, Benn was decked out all in black and displayed some of the same mannerisms, including the wide stance and twitching head.
