Even though it's a historical pilgrimage site today, it's still got that underground, low-key character.
Apart from a military parade in Madrid, though, the day has more of the low-key character of a bank holiday in the UK.
(Jane Hazlegrove's arrival in BBC1's Casualty in 2006 as lesbian nurse Dixie, is a perfect example of how a low-key character in an ongoing drama can just happen to be gay).
Such a subdued, low-key character offstage that one feels it certainly must be his alter ego that takes over in performance, Prince all the same remains always a natural communicator.
Atkinson added: "With something like Blackadder even though he's a relatively low-key character in a way... he did relish the lines that he had and the words he was given".
Speaking of rusty corruptions of past selves, Al Pacino stars in Manglehorn (Artificial Eye, 12), though David Gordon Green's low-key character study at least demands a shift in tempo from the coasting legend.
As he is played here, Mr. Spelling (Nicholas Hammond) knows that audiences want to see Americans behaving and misbehaving like royalty, and it's satisfying to see a low-key character who trusts his own judgment so absolutely.
"I see myself as being the other one," wrote Tom, explaining that he looked like his father, while his older brother and younger sister took after his mother, but also that while he was a "low-key" character, they were more confident.
On the fiction front, options range from thoughtful, low-key character study – Brazilian director André Novais Oliveira's Long Way Home, about a woman reshaping her life after changing jobs and cities – to dense, teasing esoterica such as Andrea Bussmann's Faust, a Oaxaca-set riff on the eponymous German legend, with an infusion of Mexican folklore and American colonial history.
Rodwell is a more measured and low-key character than the impulsive, explosive Rooney was at the same age, and he retains an excellent relationship with Moyes.
