Woody Allen - SPLIT

The more I watch of Woody Allen, the more baffled I become. He combines swelling articulation with Fi/Te articulation, and he almost always seems like he's acting to some extent. His smiles are never full smiles, making it very difficult to see which direction his muscles are moving in. I've noticed that they never seem to affect his face anywhere above the bottom of his cheeks.

In that video you posted he is acting. In interviews, his articulation is never that choppy. I don't see why a Ti/Fe user with anxiety problems could not articulate the way he does. The examples I've seen of "deadpan" smiles all show much more tension in the cheeks. People were saying that I was PiTe, with a sub-polar Fi smile, but my smile creates a huge bulge and tension going almost all the way up to my eyes. Also, I couldn't imagine having that much conscious control over when I smile. I can barely get through half of one joke before my face is ambushed by an awkward smile. From my experience, when awkward smiles come, there is no stopping them from becoming full-blown Fi snarls. Woody Allen can talk for minutes without any emotion showing on his face, start to smile, then stop halfway through with no residual tension. I imagine that Ti/Fe users can also smile when they feel awkward, and that they are much better at consciously controlling the strength of their smiles.