Ian McKellen said Charleson was " the most unmannered and unactorish of actors : always truthful, always honest ".
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Paquin is an exceptionally natural, unmannered young actress whose likability overcomes the fact that Amy is quite a pill early on.
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As Mimi, Pamela Armstrong sang with plaintive tone and unmannered phrasing, though her lyric soprano voice was not consistently secure.
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Mikhail Muntian, a veteran of the world premiere in 1975, supplied an unmannered, authoritative rendition of the minimal piano line.
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"Come Away With Me " is so unmannered and unpretentious, it seems wasteful to use florid superlatives for her.
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God remembers . " ) The convoluted problems of the household emerge that much more easily thanks to Mamet's unmannered adaptation.
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Stewart and Mitchum spoiled their audiences with great, unmannered performances that would be virtually impossible to equal in today's filmmaking atmosphere.
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Dawn Upshaw is a deeply affecting Anne, singing with her customary creamy soprano tone, supple phrasing, unmannered diction and poignant vulnerability.
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Britten was also a gifted pianist who brought lucid musical thinking and unmannered elegance to his playing, particularly as an accompanist to singers.
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The essays are, for the most part, sensible, and, for a poet writing in prose, surprisingly lucid and unmannered.
