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Why? There are so many cute six year olds outs there. Ehehehe I’m kind of a snob on this subject. To make me vote for a child at the age of a kindergarten over a professional actor, the performance has to be out of the world good. And this just wasn’t that for me. And, of course everything looks pitch perfect after endless repeats and final cuts, but as an actor working opposite a little kid in more than half of the movie; Larson’s work was much harder than one might think. Can you imagine how many times they had to stop shooting to help Tremblay memorize his lines?
But if we’re gonna judge which one of these father’s is the hottest, Tremblay’s wins by a mile of course! Yum.
ReplyCopy URLFebruary 22, 2016 at 12:37 pm #217813But all actors get recut, so that is not an advantage that child actors have over more experienced actors. If Larson had extra time and takes to perfect her performance as she allegedly waited for Tremblay to learn his lines, you would think that she would have been able to impress us more.
ReplyCopy URLFebruary 22, 2016 at 12:41 pm #217814Or maybe she was distracted and got cut so many times, that affected her performance in a negative way after some point. When all the attention in the set was on a little kid, the director might have had left Larson on her own more than he’d planned. And even she might have started to focus on his reactions more than her own to keep the whole thing going forward.
ReplyCopy URLFebruary 22, 2016 at 12:42 pm #217815To be honest, the two are dependent on each other I would say.
Their off screen relationship is something that makes the film work.
like Brie said in Golden Globes, Jacob is half of her performance and half of the award. I think it’s also the other way around too.
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