[ SECRET POST #2939 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2939 ⌋

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Comments

[ex_mek82]

That's fair. I felt that, between Hellboy and Liz's relationship issues, coupled with Abe and Nuala, plus everything else (Johann, the BPRD/Hellboy being exposed to the public)... having Meyers inserted in between all of that would have been too much, imo. He'd served his purpose as the audience surrogate, so there technically wasn't any need for him to be around anymore.

That said, I would have gladly swapped Jeffrey Tambor's character (whose name is on the tip of my tongue, gah) out for Meyers. Maybe they could have pink slipped Tambor's guy after Hellboy became public and replaced him with Meyers for PR purposes... admittedly, it's been a while since I've seen HBII, so I'm not sure how that could have worked.

[(Anonymous)]

Manning?

Yeah, Manning became irrelevant once Johann was brought in. They were serving the same point.

I think if they had gotten rid of the entire Human vs. Other plot, then John wouldn't have had relevance. But, since they did go there, I just felt his absence every time HB was made to feel like an outsider.

Sidenote: I actually did like Manning in the second film. He's so pathetic, it's endearing -- though I could totally see if not everyone felt the same. :)