Meaning of "A little"
(Primarily in acting and speech) Habits, intonations, or habitual ways of expressing oneself that slip out unconsciously even while portraying a character
"Even if the script was changed, that actor still had a certain *edge* to them, so the character was immediately recognizable."
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