whenever I read Troy Baker’s takes on Joel I wonder how often this sort of thing happens where an actor portrays a character really well, genuinely likes and is proud of the role (not just phoning it in and being really good at acting by default), but just doesn’t get them
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That's a pretty common reason for an acting failure where you feel like the character is fake, it's someone doing an impression of the guy and not the actual guy standing in front of you The actor can't really *be* him, he has to show you he thinks he's a villain
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I had a teacher tell me that that's why he banned talking about "the character" in the third person when directing something For acting purposes, there is no "character" as a separate external person who exists outside of you, it *is you*, just "under different circumstances*
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