"And I’m thinking you weren’t burdened with an overabundance of schooling."
October 19
2010
Eliza Dushku talks about the Dollhouse comic books.
Despite only just finding out about them, she thinks it's cool.
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I really don't get that line..... it seriously makes no sense.
cazador | October 19, 10:15 CET
[ edited by WilliamTheB on 2010-10-19 19:31 ]
WilliamTheB | October 19, 10:31 CET
Jaymii | October 19, 10:33 CET
Also, comic book characters are representations....... I don't think it matters whether or not Echo looks JUST LIKE Eliza. As long as it captures some of her dynamics.
cazador | October 19, 12:40 CET
hence | October 19, 13:00 CET
gossi | October 19, 13:24 CET
That's my interpretation, anyway...
Geek Pittsburgh | October 19, 16:13 CET
By the way, how come we never had a comic discussion thread?
JAYROCK | October 19, 16:56 CET
cazador | October 19, 17:14 CET
In the event it flashes back to the doll days, then maybe Joss thinks it's important that Echo is recognizable as Dushku rather than something like "here's a dark haired girl who's an assassin. And in a different scene here's maybe a different dark haired girl as a chess player. And what of this burlesque dancer/midwife/game show contestant?"
I dunno, or there's what people are already putting forth, it's a quip that Echo just needs to be attractive like Dushku is.
Side question though, so how exactly do likenesses work for these sorts of things? Like apparently they needed to get Sarah Michelle Gellar to sign off on artists for the Buffy comics, is that just since she happened to be playing the eponymous character whereas with Dollhouse as an ensemble thing they don't need to tell Dushku? (And only SMG got artist veto power in all Buffy/Angel?) Did Gellar happen to negotiate a stronger initial or final contract? Did Dushku have to/decide to exchange some privileges in exchange for taking a more hands-on producer role?
(...Does Echo even appear in Epitaphs, hence they haven't had to inform her yet?)
orangewaxlion | October 19, 19:15 CET
WheelsOfJoy | October 19, 20:33 CET