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But there were also portrayals that were paternalistic and played on stereotypes and fears.

In portrayals that spanned five decades, Sir Alan -- often outstanding in supporting roles -- appeared in 59 stage productions, including five Broadway plays, winning two Tony Awards.

He also attacked the "slanted" coverage and "one-sided" portrayals that misrepresent the way the European court of human rights operates.

From the strong supporting cast Mr. Lehnhoff drew portrayals that captured the black comic qualities of the play by Karel Capek that Janacek based his libretto on.

In his first interview since becoming president of the supreme court, Lord Neuberger launched a sustained attack on "slanted" coverage and "one-sided" portrayals that misrepresent the way the human rights court operates.

Somewhere along the way it was decided that vampires were meant to sing and dance, leading to a series of undignified stage portrayals that should have had the Undead Anti-Defamation League up in arms (or wings) long ago.

Any portrayal that suggests otherwise is dangerous, misleading and wrong," MSF said.

As such, it's a portrayal that hardly atones for the big screen's previous treatment of them.

There is a subtleness to this portrayal that brings the man's emotional detachment to the screen without the wallowing that might easily have accompanied it.

On Feb. 2 her extraordinary mix of vibrancy, gravity and exacting nuance amounted to a portrayal that easily ranked with her finest work.

As Morris, Davis Hall manages a portrayal that nicely distinguishes the character in manner and gesture, if not in word or deed; Doug Olear, as Walter, doesn't.