The opinion on Peck seem to be universally positive. Even from the naysayers. Most that do not like SNW Spock is purely on how he is written/creative reasons. I like both versions for Spock for different reasons personally. My "favorite" would be probably somewhere in between Discovery S2and SNW.Can I say that I like him in DSC S2?
I thought there was an intensity to him that disappeared as we ventured into SNW. Peck is a great guy for sure, no problems with him as an actor.
This. I'm fine with how Peck is playing the part. My quibbles with SNW's Spock are all with the writing. TOS only had Spock lose control of his emotions about once a season ("This Side of Paradise," "Amok Time," and "All Our Yesterdays," as I recall). SNW does it every other episode.I feel like they got the right actor, but they've made him the comic relief.
Its possible Spock’s more Vulcan than a Vulcan pose in TOS is a reaction to his failed relationship with Chapel in SNW.
Both of the above. And his soon-to-fail-without-his-knowing-it relationship with T'Pring. And maybe other things. Let's face it: he's been about as lucky on the romance front as I am (and I have 23 years on the proverbial "40-year-old virgin").And I really hope that they don't forget Leila Kalomi.
34ish, born in 1931How old was Leonard Nimoy when he first portrayed Spock?
So Ethan Peck was ~ 33-ish when he first showed up in DISCO.34ish, born in 1931
Peck is better than Quinto. Quinto's "advantage" is he looks more like Nimoy.
So Ethan Peck was ~ 33-ish when he first showed up in DISCO.
So their ages were very similar between the two actors when they took up the role for Spock.
He was a heavy smoker.Yes But I always thought Nimoy looked a few years older than his age -moreso than Peck IMO.
A wry smile and a snarky comment about "Earth emotions."Waiting to see how he behaves by the end of SNW.
I do not care for the romance angle but that has nothing to do with Peck or his performance.
I’d blame the director more than the actor (relatively few actors have sufficient clout/nerve to overrule a director). I didn’t find his portrayal too “over the top” but that is a matter of opinion. However, I suspect, regardless of how well it works for any individual viewer, his choices were largely influenced by the direction he received.I think it does. Because I don’t think Peck is as good in the more lighthearted romantic stuff. The whole episode while he is “human” suffers because he plays it so over the top until the scenes where he’s with Amanda.
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