[ SECRET POST #3591 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3591 ⌋

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Comments

[ketita]

I can kind of get why they wouldn't, since like people said, different interpretations of the characters can be insanely, wildly different, and in addition we're talking about a massive canon.
But I don't think there's anything praiseworthy about them not reading up on the character, and I think it would be better for them to read an iconic work or two, or one that seems close to the storyline they're working on or the portrayal they're doing.

Sometimes it smells to me a bit like "lol I'm not some ~comic book fan~ I'm a Pure Actor", which is obnoxious.

[fishnchips]

I think it's alright if they don't want to read up on the character before getting some general notes by the director about how they are supposed to approach the role because I can see that colouring the performance in a certain way. But as soon as they get that, a bit of background for the origins of the characters seems like a good, maybe even necessary basis to build the performance on.