Many know the Latin phrase carpe diem, live life to the fullest; do the extraordinary and have a gaiety nature. Because of this I would if offered the chance to play the role of a hero or a villain in a movie I would have an inclination to be the villain. To expand on this I would have an inclination to be a super villain. The villain always has the most memorable lines, diegesis, and exquisite costuming; therefore I'd rather play a character that is intriguing rather than one that is morally "good."
Winning an Oscar at the Academy Awards is the fundamental goal on which actors and actresses must compete for, because there can only be one winner in each category. The way that an actors(ess) can go about winning one of these is to have a renowned performance in a movie and the way to …show more content…
The villain always has the most exquisite costumes which help to add to their memorability such as the Joker in The Dark Knight as Christopher Nolan’s Joker is seen as darker and more sinister when compared to that of Tim Burton's (which is also deemed as iconic) what made this recreation memorable was that it was true to the image fabricated in the 1980's classics like The Dark Knight Returns, Death in the Family, and The Killing Joke. A recognizable costume would help people to identify me as that character and thus give me more fame.
However, being a hero has its appeals. For example the hero always gets an action figure and will have their parents buy these toys. The kids will cherish and admire there toys which gives the actor(ess) a zealous feeling. The hero is more profitable as more merchandise is created for them such as lunchboxes, backpacks, and cups. This money, some of it, is given to the actor(ess) as royalties and could lead to enormous wealth and fame. Lastly, not everyone gets to be the hero as it's very exclusive to only a few actors(ess); thus being selected for a role would be
Winning an Oscar at the Academy Awards is the fundamental goal on which actors and actresses must compete for, because there can only be one winner in each category. The way that an actors(ess) can go about winning one of these is to have a renowned performance in a movie and the way to …show more content…
The villain always has the most exquisite costumes which help to add to their memorability such as the Joker in The Dark Knight as Christopher Nolan’s Joker is seen as darker and more sinister when compared to that of Tim Burton's (which is also deemed as iconic) what made this recreation memorable was that it was true to the image fabricated in the 1980's classics like The Dark Knight Returns, Death in the Family, and The Killing Joke. A recognizable costume would help people to identify me as that character and thus give me more fame.
However, being a hero has its appeals. For example the hero always gets an action figure and will have their parents buy these toys. The kids will cherish and admire there toys which gives the actor(ess) a zealous feeling. The hero is more profitable as more merchandise is created for them such as lunchboxes, backpacks, and cups. This money, some of it, is given to the actor(ess) as royalties and could lead to enormous wealth and fame. Lastly, not everyone gets to be the hero as it's very exclusive to only a few actors(ess); thus being selected for a role would be