A L Katz on Nostr: When you play a character with a long history - that the audience has fixed in its ...
When you play a character with a long history - that the audience has fixed in its head - it creates some very unique challenges.
Take "James Bond"... "The Joker" (audiences care far more deeply about who plays this character than whoever plays Batman - there's far more latitude to Batman)... Superman.
Playing Superman actually demands that the actors we cast have something of Superman's nature within them. Finding that is harder than it looks.
Being it? Even harder, it turns out - as actor BRANDON ROUTH explains eloquently in this episode.
#podcast #movies #cinema #film #cinemastodon #filmastodon #tv #superheroes #superman #acting #actors
https://podbay.fm/p/the-how-not-to-make-a-movie-podcast/e/1699948800
Take "James Bond"... "The Joker" (audiences care far more deeply about who plays this character than whoever plays Batman - there's far more latitude to Batman)... Superman.
Playing Superman actually demands that the actors we cast have something of Superman's nature within them. Finding that is harder than it looks.
Being it? Even harder, it turns out - as actor BRANDON ROUTH explains eloquently in this episode.
#podcast #movies #cinema #film #cinemastodon #filmastodon #tv #superheroes #superman #acting #actors
https://podbay.fm/p/the-how-not-to-make-a-movie-podcast/e/1699948800