Nah. We just need the check to clear :)
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Screenwriting : Idris Elba: Screenwriters Who Create Twisted Villains Need ‘a Hug’ by Richard "RB" Botto
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Idris Elba: Screenwriters Who Create Twisted Villains Need ‘a Hug’
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Yeah, we just need the check to clear, Richard "RB" Botto. A huge would be nice too though. Haha I turn it on when I'm writing and turn it off when I'm not ("it" being me thinking of dark things for my scripts).
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Villains are what make a hero. The first suicide squad suffered from a poor villain. Those characters are a great collection with not enough to play against.
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As did many a Bond film, Craig D Griffiths
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How can you develop a threat or have coherent actions when the antagonist is poorly developed.
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You cannot, my friend. You cannot.
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Twisted villains, in my opinion, are usually some of the most fun to write because they are so far from any sort of my reality, it pushes me as a writer to grow to see what sort of ways I can develop them.
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Completely understand, Nico Cusack. Allows one to stretch the creative muscles, no doubt.
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PERIOD!
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Doug Campbell, who wrote all four "Stalked By My Doctor" movies needs a VERY BIG hug then
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Or a great Anti-Hero like John Wick and Walter White Richard "RB" Botto and yes, that check is always the icing on the cake.
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It's as much therapy for the writer as it is for the performer.