Oh, I completely agree. I think Cate would be a great Infelice. I'm just saying that they're superficially simple... immortal, powerful, dress similarly, etc. and the average moviegoer wouldn't be able to tell the difference at first.
"History is a myth men have agreed upon." - Napoleon
Relayer wrote:Oh, I completely agree. I think Cate would be a great Infelice. I'm just saying that they're superficially simple... immortal, powerful, dress similarly, etc. and the average moviegoer wouldn't be able to tell the difference at first.
For some reason, whenever I picture one of the Elohim in my head, they never appear human.
To explain a bit, I think Cate is a better match for how I picture Linden than Infelice. I'm thinking specifically 2nd Chron Linden rather than Last Chron. If you've only seen Cate in LOTR or even as Elizabeth I, I can see why you're associating her with Infelice.
The commens about Linden's appearance that stand out to me are about how she feels "unlovely" and that her attractiveness is not highlighted by her severity and spartan habits.
Personality wise she's obviously a tough nut professionally and pretty aloof personally, plus carrying around a only somewhat submerged sense of grief.
I just think Cate's got the range and gravitas to be Linden, plus the kinds of looks where she can seem really beautiful, without being over-the-top.
infelice needs to be someone who is more ... for lack of a better word, catty. Regal, but also smug and condescending and haughty. Someone whom you would never ask for a favor because they would laugh at you, if they weren't disgusted at the thought of your even speaking to them.
wayfriend wrote:infelice needs to be someone who is more ... for lack of a better word, catty. Regal, but also smug and condescending and haughty. Someone whom you would never ask for a favor because they would laugh at you, if they weren't disgusted at the thought of your even speaking to them.
Who's the woman that played the witch in the Narnia movie? That character reminds me of Infelice.
My memory may be a bit fuzzy on the details here.... but I don't seem to remember High Lord Elena skinny-dipping in the EarthBlood....
No, but she did skinny-dip in Glimmermere
"History is a myth men have agreed upon." - Napoleon
When I look at the despair on the face of Linden in the Darrell Sweet cover of WGW (that's the image I've had of Linden all these years), I think of people who could play that range of emotion (more than just trying to match physical characteristics)
Michelle Pfieffer. I know getting beyond the age range but perfect for the role.
Jodie Foster seems too restrained to me, but I'm sure could convince me she's LA by half way through the movie, just thru her great talent.