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Everyone has their personal favorite incarnations of the various characters. For some people, Christopher Reeve will always be Superman. For a handful, Brandon Routh will. Even still, while someone might be your favorite flesh-and-blood incarnation, perhaps an animated version is your "defining" version of the character as a whole.
Who (if anyone) from "Smallville" will always be "your" definition of the character? The stand-out, above the rest, best incarnation, executed perfectly?
For me, the only one who I can't find any little quibble of fault with is Smallville's Lois Lane.
I think others did great jobs, mind you. But I think hers was the only one of the lot that was "defining" for me.
I look at the shows Jonathan Kent, and while I love the character a lot, and John Shneider's portrayal of him, I always envision Pa Kent a little less aggressive/physical than depicted here.
Same with Rosenbaum's Lex Luthor. Great portrayal, certainly the best physical flesh and blood actor to ever play Lex Luthor IMHO. But the late 1990s/early 2000s animated Lex voiced by Clancy Brown will always be "the best Lex" for me.
The Lois Lane of this show though, always had it all. The right attitude, the right level of getting into trouble, you could even believe her blinders about Clark being more than meets the eye, which I usually find tough to grasp with most depictions of Lois, as it just confounds me how one of the best reporters in the world, in love with Superman, can't see it's Clark Kent without glasses!
How about you?
Who (if anyone) from "Smallville" will always be "your" definition of the character? The stand-out, above the rest, best incarnation, executed perfectly?
For me, the only one who I can't find any little quibble of fault with is Smallville's Lois Lane.
I think others did great jobs, mind you. But I think hers was the only one of the lot that was "defining" for me.
I look at the shows Jonathan Kent, and while I love the character a lot, and John Shneider's portrayal of him, I always envision Pa Kent a little less aggressive/physical than depicted here.
Same with Rosenbaum's Lex Luthor. Great portrayal, certainly the best physical flesh and blood actor to ever play Lex Luthor IMHO. But the late 1990s/early 2000s animated Lex voiced by Clancy Brown will always be "the best Lex" for me.
The Lois Lane of this show though, always had it all. The right attitude, the right level of getting into trouble, you could even believe her blinders about Clark being more than meets the eye, which I usually find tough to grasp with most depictions of Lois, as it just confounds me how one of the best reporters in the world, in love with Superman, can't see it's Clark Kent without glasses!
How about you?