That's a good point - I don't think I've ever seen Nolan fetishize women, playing up their sexuality when it isn't necessary, and I respect him hugely for that.
And I do think that he generally gives women interesting emotions to play, acting wise. But when there are so many male supporting characters in his films, it's a little disappointing to see this repetition of the dead wife/love interest as a motivation for a male character.
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Date: 2010-11-07 05:12 pm (UTC)And I do think that he generally gives women interesting emotions to play, acting wise. But when there are so many male supporting characters in his films, it's a little disappointing to see this repetition of the dead wife/love interest as a motivation for a male character.