• With a deadpan expression, Mairbek explained that the genie inside the girl was 340 years old.

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  • Warwick Davis had the satirical idea for HBO's "Life's Too Short, " a deadpan, "The Office"-style faux-documentary series.

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  • Mr Gore, often lampooned for his stiff posture, responded in a deadpan manner, saying: "I think people buy that magazine for the articles".

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  • The funniest of the lot is the hefty Melissa McCarthy, a deadpan lewd comic, who is proud of her weight and alarmingly active in throwing herself at people.

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  • Double back and head up a block to Venice Boulevard to visit the Museum of Jurassic Technology (www.mjt.org), a deadpan collection of genuine fossilized curios and phony artefacts that feels like collaboration between Dave Eggers and David Lynch.

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  • As the case unfolded, Mrs Bercow's QC, William McCormick, had argued that the phrase "innocent face" was merely an indication that the tweet should be read in a deadpan manner, comparable to stage directions or notation on a musical score.

    BBC: High Court: Sally Bercow's Lord McAlpine tweet was libel

  • The words and punctuation of "innocent face", he said, were merely an indication that the question should be read with a deadpan emphasis or tone, comparable with stage directions such as sotto voce or a notation on a musical score.

    BBC: Sally Bercow tweet 'pointed to Lord McAlpine'

  • The movie, set in a Minneapolis suburb in 1967, is a deadpan farce about middle-class bad taste (Jewish division), with a schlemiel Job as its hero Professor Larry Gopnik (Michael Stuhlbarg), a physicist at a local university whose life is falling apart.

    NEWYORKER: A Serious Man

  • Talk about a deadpan delivery.

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  • His speechwriters are skilful and he delivers punchlines with a certain deadpan panache.

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  • Like many Nouvelle Vague reinventions, the lyric for "The Killing Moon" is delivered in a girlish deadpan, removing the song from its sad sentiments.

    NPR: Existential Angst with an Impish Straight Face

  • At a recent gig in London, their set included a hilariously deadpan version of Je T'Aime, 1970s disco hit Le Freak, the recent UK garage anthem Dynamitee and a jaunty reworking of Kate Bush's Wuthering Heights, sung by Hinchcliffe.

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  • Assessing their costs, their risks, their marketability, attending doggedly to every detail, Mr Littlejohn provides a sort of deadpan breakdown of what will pass as saleable poshness with the public.

    ECONOMIST: English snobbery

  • This unromantic comedy by Jeff Garlin, who also stars, sometimes resembles a TV pilot for a cult show, yet its deadpan absurdities and sour realities evoke a pain that no amount of humor can dispel.

    NEWYORKER: I Want Someone to Eat Cheese With

  • The old movie has a plush-covered deadpan.

    NEWYORKER: Father of the Bride

  • The result is a fast, tough, deadpan-funny pop epic about the Queen of the Hop getting kidnapped by the Leader of the Pack and rescued by the Soldier Boy as well as a postmodern riff on the abduction of Helen of Troy.

    NEWYORKER: Streets of Fire

  • My mother had recently filled half a red Silvine exercise book with startlingly deadpan revelations.

    NEWYORKER: Homework

  • Nielsen has taken the art of deadpan into uncharted territory, marrying a polite, paternal manner to a state of acute mental shutdown.

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  • And friends say that, in private, the dolefully deadpan look can rapidly give way to a sparkly, sometimes feminine, charm.

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  • Merritt's vocals tend toward the deadpan tuneless, but he writes lovely melodies with a sting.

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  • The deadpan American hipster Tommy Lee Jones gives the performance of a lifetime in this sombre but fascinating movie, playing a former army man, Hank Deerfield, whose son, Mike (Jonathan Tucker), after serving in Iraq, has gone AWOL in America.

    NEWYORKER: In the Valley of Elah

  • Jarmusch lacks for nothing in his deadpan pastiche of spy thrillers, but some viewers may experience a residual, vulgar longing for the real thing.

    NEWYORKER: The Limits of Control

  • Alternately deadpan and lacerating, this persona risks alienating the audience, a quality that also happens to be the signature of male sitcom auteurs, including Larry David and Louis C.

    NEWYORKER: Crass Warfare

  • This level of weirdness could, in other hands, appear forced and willful, but Anderson seems at ease with his conceits, allowing his cast which includes Willem Dafoe and, with a ringing British accent, Cate Blanchett to relax into the demands of deadpan.

    NEWYORKER: The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou

  • Buster Keaton went deadpan, altering his expression with only the tiniest of inflections, and became a modernist icon of fortitude.

    NEWYORKER: The Artists

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