Alessandra (whose name is strangely absent from the rest of this page) made me weep when she had blood all over her in the Caprica pilot, that was beautiful acting.
They gotta do a musical episode because she can dance! Maybe with Cylons getting their groove on. #caprica
battlestar galactica without the battlestar or vipers or raptors. just the crying and religious undertones and vaguely scifi settings = no fucking thank you. #caprica
i will watch the show but i am not into it like other shows i have seen.the pilot i watched well to much soap opera for me.
maybe it will get better in time for my tastes #caprica
@AshThePirate: It kind of looks like the arch of her back was whittled too much or the head from one pic was combined with a different one. The angle is off. #caprica
I think the Biblical image of a young woman with an apple has been used to the point that it has no meaning. Zero, ziltch, nada...I look at this poster and I don't see Eve, I just see a girl with an apple and I groan. It's just so hackneyed. #caprica
I watched and enjoyed the pilot, I'm apparently one of the few people alive who liked the last episode of BSG, I'm a huge supporter of naked women in general, but this poster is clown shoes. I guess the suits figure if they can get a big audience for the pilot they can ride the press for another year. And distasteful as that is, I hope it works. #caprica
@txtphile: I liked the pilot as well, but this poster is pretty silly. I really like the main actress, but trying to use her as a sexual selling point is...not good. Also, she's supposed to be a teenager, which is also kind of a weird angle for the advertisers. This isn't Tricia Helfer, whose character on BSG was supposed to be the epitome of sex, this is supposed to be the "soul/brain" of someone's daughter who was tragically killed.
@Alexis: Naked woman with an apple? It reminds me of a fairy tale I heard when I was a kid. Something about being tempted with forbidden knowledge. Probably no connection though.
@Alexis: Well they are trying to appeal to the male (and presumably straight) demographic. Otherwise they might have used this image with the apple instead. #caprica
I'm not saying that they are the same picture, only that when she took the picture again, for the real thing, they clearly retouched her face and skin color. #caprica
@Roklimber: Something very strange about her shoulder in the retouch. I know wrinkles even from turning your head are evil but I really like the first one much better.
@Roklimber: The side by side comparison is particularly interesting because it looks like they're actually trying to make the actress look older (e.g., thining out her face, sharpening her jaw line, and making her eyes smaller). #caprica
@Roklimber: Hey, thanks for posting this comparison. I know logically that it's the same actress but you wouldn't know that at a glance. In the officially version she looks like she is about to drop dead from a disease found only in her. #caprica
@Agent355: "Why bother taking a picture of her in the first place?"
Clearly because it was a draft.
They must have had several ideas and wanted to try them all, so they shot draft pictures, without all the production effort that goes into the final choice.
Once they decide on the real thing, then they put all the effort and money into play. #caprica
@Roklimber: Obviously they take several pictures before they choose one.
What I meant was, the girl in the finished product looks so very different from the untouched picture, why bother taking a picture of *her*? They could have just used any woman and touched it up the way they liked. Those two pictures do *not* look like the same person. #caprica
@Agent355: I totally agree with you that the resemblance is almost gone. So, yes, if the resemblance to the show's actress is almost lost, why bother using her at all? #caprica
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maybe it will get better in time for my tastes #caprica
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Too much Twighlight vibe. #caprica
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I just don't get it. #caprica
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@Alexis: Well they are trying to appeal to the male (and presumably straight) demographic. Otherwise they might have used this image with the apple instead. #caprica
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Wow, the actress must have lost weight and must be taking baths in bleach.
Oh, wait, that's right. They retouch all promo and ad pictures.
Silly me, here I was thinking that all those pictures we see in magazines and ads are of real people the way they actually look.
Original on the right. #caprica
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I'm not saying that they are the same picture, only that when she took the picture again, for the real thing, they clearly retouched her face and skin color. #caprica
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Wait... Is is okay for me to say that? #caprica
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Clearly because it was a draft.
They must have had several ideas and wanted to try them all, so they shot draft pictures, without all the production effort that goes into the final choice.
Once they decide on the real thing, then they put all the effort and money into play. #caprica
11/13/09
Ron, Ron, Ron, after griping about the "1970's hair", your promo poster girl has the Farrah Fawcett feathered hair style? Bwahahahaha! #caprica
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What I meant was, the girl in the finished product looks so very different from the untouched picture, why bother taking a picture of *her*? They could have just used any woman and touched it up the way they liked. Those two pictures do *not* look like the same person. #caprica
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