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>different actors play the same character
Does this ruin thing for you?
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>>222318660
If they don't raceswap it or change the character personality, no
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>>222318660
No because I know they’re actors
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>>222318660
Moor wasn't why I didn't like her movie, the book and director was.
But yeah, Foster as an actress mogs her.
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>>222318660
it gets confusing when they don't name the character right away. If you see a different actress, you assume it's a different character. And sometimes the writers forget that they have to explicitly say her name as soon as she's introduced so everybody knows who she is.
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Not exactly but when the movie is of lower quality it pisses me off.
Good example is the girl in the dragon tattoo, any other movie after that the actors and quality are different and it lets it down because that movie is pure kino.



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