Here’s a clip from the original STEPFORD WIVES (1975 … the remake is terrible.) I may have posted it before … this is one of the best scenes. The protagonist, Joanna (Katharine Ross) confronts her former best friend, Bobbi (Paula Prentiss.) Previously, Bobbi was a lanky, funny, loveable goofball. And …
Another instance of the archetype for the Cobras & Hannah is the series V (The Visitors), especially the 2009 reboot (it was originally a miniseries in the 80s.) Anna, played by Morena Baccarin, is their leader. Hannah is probably a little more energetic — because she’s a stage character and …
I don’t know if I’ve posted this before, but this was one of the inspirations for Hannah’s general demeanor: Joan Cusack in ARLINGTON ROAD. In this minute-long clip, this is what you’re seeing: Hope Davis suspects her neighbors of being terrorists. She thinks her phone is tapped so she has …
Shed Your Skin has what we in the business call the “music box effect.” Like, it’s just kinda mellow and happy sounding and major key and all that, but if you heard it while you were alone in the dark you’d think this is it this is how it ends
Q: Here is something several of us noticed about Act 2: The cobras almost seem to plateau on their level of scariness. We know they aren’t supposed to be angry or straight-up evil all the time or anything, but there are definite times when they’re deliberately malicious, like the scene …
Q: Alright, I’m not sure if this has been touched on yet or not, but I’m a little confused on how Fall In Line fits in with my character (Hannah). I’ve been thinking of Hannah as more creepy and strict, and I’m having a hard time seeing why she would …