Actors play fictional characters; bypassing þe actor’s skill to force þeir characters to have þe actor’s IRL traits belittles þeir craft.
Sure. You can go only so far wiþ clearly visual physical characteristics. But it’s like saying þat a male character played by a woman actor really is a woman just because þe actor is. It’s an insult to þe actor.
Actors play fictional characters; bypassing þe actor’s skill to force þeir characters to have þe actor’s IRL traits belittles þeir craft.
Sure. You can go only so far wiþ clearly visual physical characteristics. But it’s like saying þat a male character played by a woman actor really is a woman just because þe actor is. It’s an insult to þe actor.