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** In ''Film/IntoTheNight'', his character is an aerospace engineer but that is not important to the plot; moreover, he is suffering from chronic insomnia. Thus, his dialogue is delivered at a normal pace or slower.
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** ''Film/TheLifeAquatic'' and ''Film/TheGrandBudapestHotel'', in keeping with the general performance aesthetic of Creator/WesAnderson films. It especially applies to the latter, in which he plays a lawyer with a very precise method of speaking.
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** ''Film/TheLifeAquatic'' and ''Film/TheLifeAquatic'', ''Film/TheGrandBudapestHotel'', and ''WesternAnimation/IsleOfDogs'', in keeping with the general performance aesthetic of Creator/WesAnderson films. It especially applies to the latter, second, in which he plays a lawyer with a very precise method of speaking.
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* The page quote references the fact that Creator/JeffGoldblum has this as his CharacteristicTrope whether he's playing a scientist or not -- but especially when he ''is'' playing someone who works in the sciences. The first character of that type he played was the developer of an artificial heart in 1981's ''Threshold''. Five years later, Goldblum's StarMakingRole turned out to be the DoomedProtagonist of ''Film/TheFly1986'' -- a reclusive quantum physicist who has created teleportation technology -- earmarking him as a go-to actor for similar roles. (That film also plays with the trope in that the character becomes even gabbier once he starts mutating into a HalfHumanHybrid of human and housefly.) It's easier to list significant roles in which he ''isn't'' this:
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**''Film/TheLifeAquatic''''Film/{{Nashville}}'', only his third film, in which he plays a silent motorcyclist who appears periodically in the background and in transitions between scenes.
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** ''Film/{{Nashville}}'' in which he plays a silent motorcyclist who appears periodically in the background, and in transitions between scenes.
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** ''Film/TheGrandBudapestHotel'', where he plays a lawyer with a very precise method of speaking.
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** ''Film/EarthGirlsAreEasy'' arguably because he doesn't have much dialogue.
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* Reginald Barclay of ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' is almost always stuttering, both because he's naturally a ShrinkingViolet and because his brain typically functions faster than his mouth.
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* Professor Mordin Solus does this constantly in ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'' to the point where, at times, the player is given the option to interrupt him (two Paragon interrupts and a Renegade one in his first appearance).
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If they're using a lot of big words, it's SesquipedalianLoquaciousness. If they're tossing out [[HollywoodTourettes swear words]] or slang just as frequently, they're SophisticatedAsHell. The opposite of this, where a character speaks in highly-calculated terms, is SpockSpeak.
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* Royce of the Camerata in ''VideoGame/{{Transistor}}''. Brilliant scientist, knows more about the Transistor than anyone alive, managed to temporarily control [[EldritchAbomination the Process]], but also tends to trail off in the middle of sentences and awkwardly pause to find words.
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* Gaius Baltar of the ''[[Series/BattlestarGalacticaReimagined Battlestar Galactica]]'' remake. The SanitySlippage didn't help.
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* Rick from ''RickAndMorty''. Granted, that show makes a point of averting RealisticDictionIsUnrealistic in general, but even ''then'', Rick gibbers a lot more than anyone else, often stopping only in order to belch, drink or fall asleep.
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* ''Series/{{Angel}}'': Fred, though she's good-natured enough to backpedal a bit in her speeches. Even when describing how she's about to kill someone!
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* Professor Mordin Solus does this constantly in ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'' to the point where, at times, the player is given the option to interrupt him.
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->''"I am Creator/JeffGoldblum, and [[TypeCasting I am in and of myself, uh, a stereotype]]."''
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