Originally Posted by monalisa62003:
“He knows his character inside out, so what if dtc came out and said it - wouldnt that be valid? Whos opinion would be valid?
Those poeple made me upset last night for possibly ruining my closure, they knew full well what they were doing.”
“He knows his character inside out, so what if dtc came out and said it - wouldnt that be valid? Whos opinion would be valid?
Those poeple made me upset last night for possibly ruining my closure, they knew full well what they were doing.”
The actors have their own feelings on the characters and their own interpretation of the characters feelings when they act out the scripts. It doesn't mean how they feel about it is the 100% factual story being told or will go in the direction they believe.
Adam Woodyatt had completely different ideas about Ian's development post-breakdown but the writer's pretty much slotted him back to where he was before.
Steve McFadden may feel one way about the story and then someone comes in and does something completely different.
Do you see why saying "the actor said this" is completely null and void when it comes to people's own opinions about character motivations?
It doesn't mean that you are "wrong" and it doesn't spoil your "closure" it just means people interpret it differently.




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What does that have to do with it?