Anybody else dissapointed at the lack of screen time for Lark, i mean considering she is one of the main cast on the title. one little scene seems that is all we will get to see. i would have like to see a bit more. But i guess she can show up tonight or on the next final ones.
During last night's episode, Gaslight, I started to notice a lot of details about the pale people. First, they all wear the same coat. We previously saw that Lark gave that coat to the first pale person, and she picked it out for him. Lark works in a vintage store where it would seem unlikely to have more than 2 of the same coat, let alone enough for every pale person to have one. I also noticed that most of the pale people had sharp teeth. While this could be something that happens to them naturally, similar to their hair falling out, I can't help but think about how Lark is the one sharpening all of the "talented" people's teeth. So is she sharpening the pale people's too? If so, why?
I'm stuck thinking..why would they show us that scene where she gives them the guy the coat? Why have they been telling us she sharpens teeth? These are minor details that do not seem important, unless they are. Her character hasn't seemed to have much of a point yet.
I can't think of a motive as to why she would be interacting with all of the pale people, an army? Is she just sympathetic to them? It all just seems like too many coincidences to not have any connection.
The Way Lark was barely in the first half of the season, all she did was sharpen people teeth
I would always turn her down on every occasion. Neither did she convince me as Winter nor as Mallory. And I found her worst role to be Montana.
Now what is it? Is it that she improved on acting now that she has collected some experience, matured as a young mom who has overflown pressure from the industry that is Hollywood and took her time during lockdown? Will we see a similar, quite professional performance from her in Double Feature?
I used to drag her as a one dimensional actress. I know I’m not the only one. Now I‘m not so sure anymore. I don‘t know if Taissa Farmiga or Emma Roberts could have played Liv but Billie nailed it.
As said, I was not impressed with Billie prior to her Stories role. If I had to give stars 1 to 5 it would be as following:
Winter Anderson ⭐ ⭐
This was the second time I have seen her in anything. The first one was her Chanel #3 character in Scream Queens. And that same character could have played in Cult as well as I didn‘t see a transition from Billie. It was Chanel #3 all over with her watered down talks and calm coolness. The deal was sealed for me. She was no good actress in my book.
Linda Kasabian ⭐ ⭐
In this short portrayal she was no different from Winter. It was like seeing a role within a role.
Mallory ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
This role was an upgrade to be honest. We‘ve seen a permanently smiling Billie Lourd in most of the second half of the season. Thanks to her light character. While I still wasn‘t convinced with most of her scenes there was this particular moment in Episode 9 when she was in the bath tub, awakening from her russian nightmare. That scene and when she ran over Michael in her SUV were among her better. I didn‘t find her to be terrible at all anymore.
Montana Duke ⭐
I thought now she would have her roles on lock. But as it turned out I was wrong. It was like seeing Billie in her first roles. In Episode 4 it became more than clear that she portrayed Montana in the worst way possible. I mean who slaps themselves in the face during aerobic class and that in front of her trainees? If that was in the script or not, it seemed so unnatural and way too overacted. The transition from baddie to tame sweetheart in the end was also anything but believable. I was basically done with her.
Liv Whitley ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
Okay, my hopes have completely left me and I thought after Episode 4 it can only get worse. How wrong was I. Being a mother in that episode probably felt so natural to Billie that she mastered the script that wa
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