[ SECRET POST #2891 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2891 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Final Fantasy XIII]


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03.
[Cross Ange]


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04.
[Wentworth/Prisoner: Cell Block H]


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05.
[Grant Morrison]


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06.
[Amy Jo Johnson/Power Rangers]


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07.
[Pacific Rim]


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08.
[Star Wars: The Force Awakens]


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09.
[Parks and Recreation]










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Comments

[annethecatdetective]

The novelization was written based on an earlier version of the script, though... one in which Hermann is very different from the Hermann in the final version (blond, not at all physically disabled, more overtly jerkish in placing being right over human lives...)

The actor was never told about his character having a wife/kid, which as an actor, is a huge deal and could affect how a part is played. It affects your motivations really strongly.

Most film novelizations are not fully canonical, because they're usually based on early versions of scripts, and there are bound to be parts that don't wind up in the film.

Beacham is one out of three writers on this next one, so we'll see what Hermann's family situation turns out to be, but... I've gotta admit, a part of me is with the OP on this one. Until she shows up on the screen/in person, Vanessa is a concept that didn't make it into the film, not a character. (I mean, to Beacham, she may well be, but so far to the fans, she's not. She is a collection of OCs that share some basic traits, but unless we really see more of her, I have a really hard time calling her 'canon')