just coz shes type casted doesn't mean she loves acting like a 12 yr old. pls stay away from her page if ur just…
*sighs* It's like you don't even think before you type.
You say this "I do not think that acting cute, ditzy, or clumsy are normal traits for female leads" but that doesn't prevent fiction and dramas to do this. And that "example" you gave of is pointless. Unintentionally having ink on your face and showing a drawing without realizing it's not on there is not limitedto children. Literally anyone of any age, like ones that are engrossed in their drawing does this, never seen art students before? lol It's a common occurrence that doesn't necessarily correlate with age but rather with absent-mindedness or distraction. The fact that you're trying to push this as something only kids would do is hilarious.
Besides, in acting, an actor's age shouldn't be the sole determinant for casting decisions, especially when the film is portraying characters that are younger or act in a manner inconsistent with their actual age. Acting literally lies in the ability to convincingly embody diverse characters and personalities. If a 30-year-old actor can successfully portray a character that appears younger, it's a testament to their skill and versatility.
Artistic expression and storytelling often involve pushing boundaries and exploring characters that may not align perfectly with an actor's own age or personality. The casting decision should be based on the actor's ability to bring depth and authenticity to the character, rather than rigidly adhering to chronological age.
If you can't understand this, you should stop watching drama's altogether honestly.
just coz shes type casted doesn't mean she loves acting like a 12 yr old. pls stay away from her page if ur just…
The user clearly has no brain. If we're going by their logic then actors who choose to play bad guys or murderers are red flags.
They're also a pedophile in disguise if what they see is only a child when she's clearly acting either sometimes cute, ditzy, or clumsy for her role which are normal traits that other female leads play as well.
So yall admit that she's acting like a child? Thank you!
She's clearly playing a ditzy character which is an actual personality trait. If you don't know the difference between acting like a literal child and how she's acting now then that's a "you" problem.
I can guarantee that if someone taller was playing her role, you wouldn't have a single issue. Just cause she's shorter than average and playing a ditzy character doesn't make her acting "childlike"
Also you're literally the only person in the comment section who views her acting as an actual child which is super gross. If anything, you're the pedo.
You lost the argument before you even started LOL
https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TheDitz
You say this "I do not think that acting cute, ditzy, or clumsy are normal traits for female leads" but that doesn't prevent fiction and dramas to do this. And that "example" you gave of is pointless. Unintentionally having ink on your face and showing a drawing without realizing it's not on there is not limitedto children. Literally anyone of any age, like ones that are engrossed in their drawing does this, never seen art students before? lol It's a common occurrence that doesn't necessarily correlate with age but rather with absent-mindedness or distraction. The fact that you're trying to push this as something only kids would do is hilarious.
Besides, in acting, an actor's age shouldn't be the sole determinant for casting decisions, especially when the film is portraying characters that are younger or act in a manner inconsistent with their actual age. Acting literally lies in the ability to convincingly embody diverse characters and personalities. If a 30-year-old actor can successfully portray a character that appears younger, it's a testament to their skill and versatility.
Artistic expression and storytelling often involve pushing boundaries and exploring characters that may not align perfectly with an actor's own age or personality. The casting decision should be based on the actor's ability to bring depth and authenticity to the character, rather than rigidly adhering to chronological age.
If you can't understand this, you should stop watching drama's altogether honestly.
They're also a pedophile in disguise if what they see is only a child when she's clearly acting either sometimes cute, ditzy, or clumsy for her role which are normal traits that other female leads play as well.
The onus of learning to separate acting from reality and what it's seen as does not fall on the drama itself. It falls on the consumer/watcher.
If watchers are depicting that the acting is fetishsizing something, then that's on them.
I can guarantee that if someone taller was playing her role, you wouldn't have a single issue. Just cause she's shorter than average and playing a ditzy character doesn't make her acting "childlike"
Also you're literally the only person in the comment section who views her acting as an actual child which is super gross. If anything, you're the pedo.