Her acting and chemistry with Nikolaj Coster-Waldau was the best and most consistent part of the show
Disappointing that they didn’t do more with her Star Wars stormtrooper character.
To be fair it’s hard to find something in those movies that wasn’t disappointing.
It was never really a character it was just a merchandising opportunity.
To be fair, George Lucas didn’t do much with Boba Fett either and Darth Maul, dead in the only movie he’s in. Star Wars has always had some interesting characters that get no back story and then are just gone.
Maul is not dead (at that point) and is in more than one movie. The question is, will there be any further movies that don’t focus on the Skywalker family?
I know he’s not dead, same with Boba Fett but all that stuff is explored in books and TV shows. Which of the other eight main movies was Maul in after Phantom Menace?
He was in the standalone Solo movie, as an end-credit teaser. Episodes 1-9 are all Skywalker saga. Only Rogue One and Solo get away from that family, and not far. But those two movies do more to expand the Star Wars universe than 7-9 do.
None.
She fucking killed it as Lucifer in Sandman. I hope they do something with Constantine Hellblazer and bring her back as Lucifer.
you’re too unconventional looking
Whoever said that to her should be punched in the mouth. She’s hot.
Studio execs like small, malleable women they can potentially pressure into couch castings.
along these lines I’d pay decent money to watch her beat the everlasting shit out of a shitbag like harvey weinstein
unconventional
different from what is usual or from the way most people do things
Is this not a fairly accurate description of her appearance? You might think she’s hot, but it’s objective reality that very tall, strong women are uncommon and generally considered less attractive in modern, Western societies. It’s not even just aboit attractiveness, it’s about whether audiences will find her relatable/believable in certain types of roles when her physique is so unusual…
Not the person you replied to, but I take exception with the word “too” in front of unconventional.
Obviously we know now that she was perfect in the role of Brienne. The main reason (for me, anyway) why film and tv largely suck now is because studios want the “safe” and “conventional” choice for every role. I’m also well over 6 feet tall, I want my tall queens well represented on the screen.
ETA: tall men don’t seem to have a problem getting roles. The stigma against tall women is just dumb to me.
That’s because tall men are considered conventionally attractive.
Maybe more men should be taller.
I know how that sounds, and that’s the same as saying more women should be “conventional looking”, whatever the fuck that means.
That’s the issue i had with it. The “too” seems harsh. She’s legit hot just big.
I figured as much, and I was pretty sure I caught your angle on it, but I didn’t want to speak for you.
She was awesome in Severance too!
Neil Newbon was unconventional, so he made it big in voice acting. Owen Wilson broke his nose, threw out convention, and didn’t bother with plastic surgery. Steve Buscemi, Willem Dafoe, John Malkovich, and many others don’t look “conventional”.
I’m thinking that conventionality is overrated and unnecessary as a casting decision.
You’ll notice those are all men though right? It’s a bit different. Shouldn’t be but it is.
Please tell me you see the difference?
Yes, but there also needs to be the roles available. Villain roles for ugly/creepy men are everywhere and have been throughout history. Roles for tall, strong women have generally been very rare.
And casting still didn’t pick an ugly woman. Brienne of Tarth was supposed to be pretty (heh) hard to look at. Course Tyrion was supposed to be even uglier.
She was very good on Wednesday I remember thinking.
Kind of a spoiler:
!She’s in Wednesday season 2, quite a lot, and still does a fantastic job! !<
I always loved that character. So, cheers to Gwendoline Christie 🥂
