I really appreciate a woman who loves strct discipline, routine and dedication, and who when in the mood could throw me over her shoulder like a small squealing bag if potatoes.
I have good news! There are so many men who have seemingly dedicated their lives to acting in such a way that makes women want to beat their ass, so you have a lot of people to pull from.
I'm honestly asking this in good faith: If you want to work with a specific actor but they don't look like the character you envisioned isn't it just natural to use costume and makeup to bridge the gap?
That's a valid starting point, but it's a bit more complex than that. If the character is latino, why would a non-latino actor to play it? If the actor is more important, can you make the character non-latino? And if you really want that actor and that character ethnicity, why not just keep the actor's face as is, and go for "yeah, this white dude is Mexican, so what?" [Incidentally, this is what we do nowadays with the role of Othello in Verdi's opera: white singer plays it, no blackface.] 1/
And of course, there is the more pressing matter of representation (or lack thereof), exploitation and all the facets of racism that come with it. Was there really *no one* of the character's ethnicity that could have played it? Or was I just biased when I thought that only white people could really do it? Thing is, this is not just "you have blue eyes, we're gonna put some contacts on you for the character", it participates in erasing a whole ethnicity from media, in many ways. 2/
GuggelPlayer
Muscle mommy
Deadlift diva
Dumbell daisy
Pectoral princess
Lats lassy
Quads queen
Jinxies
I really appreciate a woman who loves strct discipline, routine and dedication, and who when in the mood could throw me over her shoulder like a small squealing bag if potatoes.
WhiskyBravo
I dislocated my shoulder watching this
eetsumkaus
y-yes ma'am, I'll do whatever you want.
FFBnuuyBoi
allformmo34
👉👈 https://media2.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1eXFkN2prbXE0M2w0cjk5NHZlbmkwZmJ4YWNvdGJmZTQ1bjYyeTBjbiZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/4G5OV4S22lfaiMQLpk/200w.webp
PunnyTiger
She's got SHREDDED ABS on her BACK!
TheMightyMollusk
We call 'em babs.
twsx
I could do about half of one of these!
frightlever
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stefi_Cohen#Dropped_legal_charges
Kbantar
How on Earth does someone get charges dismissed when it involves police accusing you of attempted battery and destruction of police property?
Raileks
Beefkins
Visible lower lat striations? Man she is SHREDDED.
LadyNetrex
World class: https://www.instagram.com/steficohen/
kahlas
Look. I've got a firm policy to not date any woman who could beat my ass. Unless she's willing to beat my ass.
KiwiGameDev
I have good news! There are so many men who have seemingly dedicated their lives to acting in such a way that makes women want to beat their ass, so you have a lot of people to pull from.
ILookAtPicturesOfBeautifulWomen
I love women.
NLOVNI
Me too. Pretty sure tats make them stronger
goofyhsk
https://www.instagram.com/steficohen/
Musicosity
Damn, she got on all the gear.
jaecyk10
DR. Stefi Cohen, that is. Very impressive.
qtRaven
eetsumkaus
you my friend, however, belong to muscular women.
qtRaven
Quck nobody save me!
smashpro1
https://media3.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1NDl4dm9nYnJkNWpwN2p0ZXVtMjVjbnI3Z2VxMjNxZXQ1cjZzOWlkeSZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/3o7aTvDuGzs2f34TqE/200w.webp
EMHPicardo
jalapeBeast
I like your username
TsubakiTragic
I'm still waiting for a Vasquez backstory movie, but my patience is just about exhausted.
USSBigBooty
ðŸ«
NLOVNI
Exactly
Dannyalcatraz
Targe0
Oh, look it's John Connors stepmother.
bitemark
*foster
qtRaven
Right? Ellen Ripley would be John Connor's stepmother.
sundaymondayhippyday
I still remember that milk carton killer Terminator scene with John’s foster mama
ItHappenedInThe20thCentury
so disappointing that this was brownface :/
DarkCloud7777
I'm honestly asking this in good faith: If you want to work with a specific actor but they don't look like the character you envisioned isn't it just natural to use costume and makeup to bridge the gap?
ItHappenedInThe20thCentury
That's a valid starting point, but it's a bit more complex than that. If the character is latino, why would a non-latino actor to play it? If the actor is more important, can you make the character non-latino? And if you really want that actor and that character ethnicity, why not just keep the actor's face as is, and go for "yeah, this white dude is Mexican, so what?" [Incidentally, this is what we do nowadays with the role of Othello in Verdi's opera: white singer plays it, no blackface.] 1/
ItHappenedInThe20thCentury
And of course, there is the more pressing matter of representation (or lack thereof), exploitation and all the facets of racism that come with it. Was there really *no one* of the character's ethnicity that could have played it? Or was I just biased when I thought that only white people could really do it?
Thing is, this is not just "you have blue eyes, we're gonna put some contacts on you for the character", it participates in erasing a whole ethnicity from media, in many ways. 2/
ItHappenedInThe20thCentury
and perpetuates a practice inevitably linked to minstrelsy, which is really not a reference we should be basing current attitudes on.