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Originally posted by Jwoodstock:
Any interview I've ever read or seen where the question is posed of an actor/actress: What type of role would you rather play? The answer is always the vixen, rogue, renegade, s#ut, drunk, or bad seed and NEVER the straight good girl or good guy. Actors covet these character flawed roles because they are fun to play. And as viewers, we always find the dark side characters more interesting, in part because goodie goodie types are kinda unrealistic in most people's experience.
Thus KK and TW do not have much room for movement in the roles of lana and clark. I |
Good characters are not written, not unless it is a novel. Rarely script writers leave even the slightest hints for the actors on what a character suppose to be like. Directors might provide suggestions to the actors but, in the end, the final product belongs to the actor. Sure, it's easier to work with vilains, but there are no boring characters, only actors who make poor choices.
[ March 18, 2005, 12:44 AM: Message edited by: Sky ]