07-25-2013, 03:27 PM
Yeah, I can understand why some actors don't want to be "typecast" in a particular role but I do think it's a huge win for audiences to see the same guy playing a role for more than 1-3 shows.
I also wonder how many actors through history have turned down a recurring role in a top notch series and ended up having shit careers after that anyway, just because that turned out to be their peak opportunity. It's almost like winning the lottery, saying, "You know what? $10 million just doesn't cut it. Put it all into the next round! 5 million Powerball tickets, please!"
I also wonder how many actors through history have turned down a recurring role in a top notch series and ended up having shit careers after that anyway, just because that turned out to be their peak opportunity. It's almost like winning the lottery, saying, "You know what? $10 million just doesn't cut it. Put it all into the next round! 5 million Powerball tickets, please!"