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24 votes
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New documentary about Astrid Lindgren released in Europe - ‘The antithesis to Nazi ideology’: how Pippi Longstocking was born to stand up to Adolf Hitler
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Disney inks blockbuster $1b deal with OpenAI, handing characters over to Sora
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The Walt Disney Company and OpenAI reach landmark agreement to bring over 200 characters from across Disney’s brands to Sora
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One of Sweden's most famous literary characters, Pippi Longstocking, turns 80 years old today
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Roger Rabbit creator Gary K. Wolf reclaims his Toon Universe, teases new projects
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‘Legend of Zelda’ movie first look reveals Link and Zelda in live action
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Henrik Ibsen's anti-heroine Hedda Gabler is one of the greatest roles for women ever written – as new film Hedda is released, the character remains controversial
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How do you get a feel for new characters?
Just curiosity as I idly work through details on a project that has a larger "opening" cast than usual. I have a lot of ways I come up with characters and flesh them out (just write them, make...
Just curiosity as I idly work through details on a project that has a larger "opening" cast than usual. I have a lot of ways I come up with characters and flesh them out (just write them, make them in dress-up games and the like, build them up in daydreams, etc.), but I'm curious about other people's methods.
So, how do you flesh out characters?
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Brat
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I can read you like a book: On Northanger Abbey
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Ryan Reynolds will return as Deadpool in ‘Avengers: Doomsday’
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Making a realistic sculpture of Trogdor the Burninator
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Marvel plans to recast the X-Men and (eventually) Tony Stark after ‘Avengers: Secret Wars,’ but ‘reboot is a scary word,’ says Kevin Feige
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Did a fictional character from a show/movie influence your life?
I've been recently thinking about the impact of fictional characters from tv shows/movies can have on our lives. Have you ever felt influenced by a particular character or show? For me, the show...
I've been recently thinking about the impact of fictional characters from tv shows/movies can have on our lives. Have you ever felt influenced by a particular character or show?
For me, the show Mr. Robot coincided with my decision to pivot to cybersecurity. There were a lot of other factors that made me switch, but it was undeniable that the show (and the main character, Elliot) played a sizable role. It's been a decade since it first aired, and I’m still grateful for that change I made.
Curious to know if anyone else have a similar experience?
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First look at ‘Godzilla Minus One’ director Takashi Yamazaki’s design for Mechagodzilla
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‘Nosferatu’ director Robert Eggers sets ‘A Christmas Carol’ remake at Warner Bros., Willem Dafoe eyed for Scrooge
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Lessons in life from Tove Jansson's beloved Moomin characters – 80th anniversary of the Finnish/Swedish trolls that have delighted generations
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Who was the first video game boss? (And why do we call them that?)
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The icy glamour of Greta Garbo's doomed heroines is genuinely iconic – over a century after her first appearance, here's why Hollywood missed her so badly
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Can you give a machine a soul?
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The characters of plastics
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Why Disney wants to erase this beloved cartoonist from history
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Split Fiction's writing is bad, so let's fix it | Semi-Ramblomatic
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Kerry Greenwood, Australian author of Phryne Fisher murder mysteries, dies aged 70
7 votes