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Erika's Annex Page 311 - Low |
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The Actor, formerly known as Lexi, shown here with the regulation headshot |
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The Actor plies his trade (above) and explains the genesis of the role (below) |
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"My character is on an ongoing search for identity. So the director didn't want me to stop during intermission. He thought it would be a good opportunity to have another identity, completely different than the others. And I came up with a geisha. All my identities are symbolic of something else. The krishna, is me trying to find peace in my world. When I dress up as a poster child for the 50's, it represents trying to be what I think the ideal girl should look like to befriend Linda K. The geisha is in direct contrast to the 50's chickee, and it shows my transition to finding who I am. Then the sailor, symbolizes sailing away or escaping -- but by the end of the scene, I reveal my true self -- a sassy queen, and with Linda as described by the Jazzman in the Tiki Lounge scene, we stop running." |
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The actor favored Tintin with the requisite butt shot |