Xena reboot?

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    unkn0wnx
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    #126818
    AlexG
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    Link: http://www.denofgeek.us/tv/xena-warrior-princess/247710/lucy-lawless-wants-to-play-xena-again

    Back in the 90s, I enjoyed (greatly) “Hercules: TLJs”, but as for” Xena: WP”, I wasn’t much of a fan of the series.

    “I like a good story well told. That is the reason I am sometimes forced to tell them myself.”
    ~ Mark Twain / Samuel Clemens (1907)

    #126820
    unkn0wnx
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    I didn’t like either. They should had cast Vicky Pratt as Xena. Lawless does not look fit, nor can she fight. Granted its a show, still would been better if they had cast a woman who is more skilled and/or more fit. And now she is approximately 15 years older.

    #126824
    AlexG
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    I didn’t like either. They should had cast Vicky Pratt as Xena. Lawless does not look fit, nor can she fight. Granted its a show, still would been better if they had cast a woman who is more skilled and/or more fit. And now she is approximately 15 years older.

    Well, they did cast Vicky, albeit in a manner of speaking as the tough girl Sarge in Cleopatra 2525. 😉 B)

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    “I like a good story well told. That is the reason I am sometimes forced to tell them myself.”
    ~ Mark Twain / Samuel Clemens (1907)

    #126826
    unkn0wnx
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    [quote=”unkn0wnx” post=122859]I didn’t like either. They should had cast Vicky Pratt as Xena. Lawless does not look fit, nor can she fight. Granted its a show, still would been better if they had cast a woman who is more skilled and/or more fit. And now she is approximately 15 years older.

    Well, they did cast Vicky, albeit in a manner of speaking as the tough girl Sarge in Cleopatra 2525. 😉 B)

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    I liked Cleopatra 2525, I think part of the reason is Vicky. She is just too hot. I would had liked Xena if they had cast Cory Everson or Rachel Mclish.

    #126835
    skinnyguy
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    Does anyone really expect that them to cast a woman who looks strong and athletic for a role where the main character is strong and athletic? No, they cast a more traditional looking female and then have the audience suspend its disbelief so that our collective views on how women are supposed to look are not offended.

    Has anyone watched how the entertainment industry treats women? If women do not fit certain stereotypes of beauty and body type and age, then their career is limited.

    #126836
    Ashlee
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    First episode she’ll battle the evil forces for Gay Marriage :whistle:
    and sword woman right to Choose, mark my words its comming!!! 👿 :S :blush:
    This is network TV

    Does anyone really expect that them to cast a woman who looks strong and athletic for a role where the main character is strong and athletic? No, they cast a more traditional looking female and then have the audience suspend its disbelief so that our collective views on how women are supposed to look are not offended.

    Has anyone watched how the entertainment industry treats women? If women do not fit certain stereotypes of beauty and body type and age, then their career is limited.

    #126837
    unkn0wnx
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    I think that is how Hollywood always works. Remember Kung Fu? They could have casted Bruce Lee instead of David Carrdine.

    #126839
    Holiday
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    Lucy Lawless responded that the rumors were premature.

    Well, shit. We can’t have Xena. We can’t have Black Widow.

    Maybe they should give us a new She-Ra tv series.

    #126843
    AlexG
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    I liked Cleopatra 2525, I think part of the reason is Vicky. She is just too hot. I would had liked Xena if they had cast Cory Everson or Rachel Mclish.

    The incomparable Cory as Atalanta . . . :blink: :woohoo: B)

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    “I like a good story well told. That is the reason I am sometimes forced to tell them myself.”
    ~ Mark Twain / Samuel Clemens (1907)

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