As a dedicated fan who has followed the enchanting journey of Jenna Ortega from her humble beginnings to her current role as Wednesday Addams, I am nothing short of ecstatic about the upcoming season of this Tim Burton masterpiece on Netflix!
Actress Jenna Ortega, famously portraying the title role of Wednesday in the hit Netflix series directed by Tim Burton, has shared a few insights about the forthcoming season.
During the second season of Wednesday, creators are set to introduce new antagonists, enhanced abilities, and a somber ambiance reminiscent of the 1964 movie “The Masque of the Red Death.” This cinematic masterpiece is adapted from Edgar Allan Poe’s short story.
The objective is to infuse a sense of eeriness without excessive gore, considering its target audience. A novel twist involves Wednesday unexpectedly emerging, serving as an effective jump scare. As shared by Jenna Ortega with Vanity Fair, “We aim for a slightly more horror-oriented atmosphere.”
In this new series airing on Wednesday 2, Catherine Zeta-Jones takes on the role of Morticia, while Luis Guzmán portrays Gomez. Their performances will delve into the complex dynamics between mother and daughter. Additionally, expect an escalation in horror elements as the focus shifts to Morticia and Wednesday.
In my latest chat with the esteemed outlet, I had the privilege of discussing the one and only Catherine Zeta-Jones. Let me tell you, this woman is more than her iconic role – she’s genuinely an outstanding individual. She doesn’t let the pressures of fame cloud her judgment or complicate her thoughts; she just…is.
Other new cast members include Steve Buscemi, a classic guy, according to Ortega.
It appears that Percelle Ascott, known for his role as Xavier Thorpe in Wednesday’s love triangle, is not included in the cast list for season two. In early 2023, rumors swirled on Twitter, accusing Percelle Ascott of sexual assault and hosting parties where underage girls were allegedly given alcohol and then assaulted afterwards. However, contrary to these claims, Percelle Ascott has denied all the accusations levied against him.
Despite facing significant pressure after taking a two-year break, Scream’s star acknowledged, “There was definitely the pressure of needing to get it right,” but she handled it admirably, earning the title of Regal Deadpan It-girl as internet users have described her.
On Wednesday and Ortega, both have received praise for their roles in showcasing Latina representation, yet they’ve also been criticized for not being stereotypically Latina. Ortega acknowledges that the portrayal of her character is multi-dimensional rather than overly emphasizing Wednesday’s Latin heritage, thereby steering clear of the tokenism commonly associated with Mexican characters.
The series aims to present a more nuanced portrayal of Latinas, moving beyond traditional stereotypes, by showcasing authentic images instead. Ortega emphasizes the importance of this balanced representation, as she feels that fictional characters should mirror the diversity and complexity found in real life individuals.
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2024-08-07 11:07