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fandomsecrets2013-03-10 03:39 pm
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Re: What exactly is "chemistry"?
(Anonymous) 2013-03-11 12:00 am (UTC)(link)It's kind of hard to explain, but I think what the others are saying fits. When a relationship between two characters seems more real/believable opposed to when you can tell it's just people reading lines. And yeah, I think when the actors are good friends/get along really well in real life people are more likely to think they have chemistry onscreen, at least for the most part. (I know there have been instances of actors who people think have really great onscreen chemistry not getting along at all in real life.)
And, this isn't really an explanation, but for me personally, when I see a lot of chemistry between two actors/characters, I usually find myself thinking that I wouldn't mind what kind of storyline they were put in, I could watch the two of them in a room for an hour just talking and interacting with each other and I would find it really interesting.