My first major Dollhouse spoiler
Feb. 4th, 2009 11:47 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
catalyst2*SPOILERS*, seriously folks!
From Fran Kranz's interview in the LA Times:
LA Times: Will we hear about where these personalities, or "pieces of real people" as you said, are coming from?
Kranz: What I know and what I can say is that there is a place in the Dollhouse called the Attic that stores failed Dolls and personalities. There's like a whole warehouse where actual bodies are kept.
LA Times:Bodies? Yikes.
Exactly. It's like a library, so to speak. Where do we get them? I can't say. They are real people.
Kranz:But you know, there is one episode where a friend of someone working in the Dollhouse downloads his or her personality intentionally for the sake of maybe using it later. So that just goes to show that people can come and download their personalities and clearly go on existing as functional human beings too.
In the answers to those two questions, I think I just learned more about Dollhouse in this interview than in all the other interviews about this show, with the sole exception of Joss' initial interview.
And the good thing is this just made it all the more interesting for me.
WOOHOO!
From Fran Kranz's interview in the LA Times:
LA Times: Will we hear about where these personalities, or "pieces of real people" as you said, are coming from?
Kranz: What I know and what I can say is that there is a place in the Dollhouse called the Attic that stores failed Dolls and personalities. There's like a whole warehouse where actual bodies are kept.
LA Times:Bodies? Yikes.
Exactly. It's like a library, so to speak. Where do we get them? I can't say. They are real people.
Kranz:But you know, there is one episode where a friend of someone working in the Dollhouse downloads his or her personality intentionally for the sake of maybe using it later. So that just goes to show that people can come and download their personalities and clearly go on existing as functional human beings too.
In the answers to those two questions, I think I just learned more about Dollhouse in this interview than in all the other interviews about this show, with the sole exception of Joss' initial interview.
And the good thing is this just made it all the more interesting for me.
WOOHOO!
