Wednesday will also be a series aimed primarily at a teenage audience, but also apparently liking a veteran actor Anton Hopkins succumbed to the dark allure of the leading man show Jenna Ortega.
In the last few hours, the performer has actually decided to pay homage to the new production Netflix shares a video in which he engages in an interpretation at the piano. However, what we see is simply a close-up of his hand “made up” with the characteristic scars of the character of the series: one of the most appreciated by the audience, despite the lack of jokes.
The video is accompanied by the caption: “Happy Wednesday. A lot of things can happen when an actor has a lot of free time.”, followed by the tag to the show’s official page. Among the various comments are several thanks from the cast, including Catherine Zeta Jonesthe interpreter of Morticia, Gwendoline Christiethe face of Principal Larissa Weems and the same Victor Dorobantuthat Mano brought to life.
HERE’S THE VIDEO BY ANTHONY HOPKINS
We remember that the Netflix series follows the story of teenager Wednesday Addams, the eldest daughter of the famous family created by Karl Addams in 1939 and first appeared in cartoons in The New Yorker.
After being expelled from yet another school, the young woman is sent to Nevermore Academy, the same institute attended by her parents and built for students who are labeled “outcasts” or boys frowned upon by “normals.” , because they have supernatural powers of all kinds .
Between werewolves, vampires, mermaids, gorgons, shapeshifters and other creatures of all kinds, Wednesday begins her school experience and becomes friends with her roommate Enid, whose colorful appearance and positive and cheerful character are the complete opposite of the protagonist, who is allergic to colors. As the young girl tries to battle her way through the Academy’s various courses and master her newfound psychic powers, a series of mysterious murders begins in the surrounding woods. And it seems that Wednesday is somehow connected to them.
Photo: Getty (David Livingston)
© REPRODUCTION RESERVED