That’s my taste.”Ĭowboy Bebop premieres November 19 on Netflix.Ĭopyright © 2021, ABC Audio. Personally, I’d prefer the version I’m able to do now. What I’m better at, being older, is showing weakness and vulnerability and love. “I don’t think I would’ve done justice to the emotional depth we tried to give Spike.”Ĭho added that younger actors are best suited to make vengeful characters filled with rage, adding, “That might’ve been a more pronounced element in the character. I mean, maybe I would’ve been better suited athletically, but in terms of my discipline, I am strangely better suited at this age,” the Star Trek star continued. The man has fair skin, a slender, even lean physique and. The live-action version of Cowboy Bebop exists for the same reason that so many other pieces of undead IP have been dug up and Frankensteined back to life in the streaming age, but few. So I wasn’t gonna stop myself from doing it.”Ĭho said he then learned that his age gave him an advantage at depicting Spike, saying it allowed him to make the character more well-rounded. The protagonist of the anime is a young man, who at the beginning of the narrative was 27 years old. “At some point, the opportunity is ‘Yes or no - do you wanna do it?’ And I did wanna do it.
I’m so puzzled by concept of loneliness, because I Realize that many people who become enlightened, do it through being themselves and in solitude. 'I hate that story,' Spike says at the end. Radical Edward’s profile, he’s a seven-foot ex-basketball pro, Hindu, guru, drag queen, alien Jet 4. And I was gonna look different than a 25-year-old guy,” he explained. one about a seemingly immortal tiger-striped cat who died one last time when his love perished of old age. “I’m not a person who says age is just a number or whatever. In a new interview with Vulture, the actor admitted the age difference was his “biggest fear” going into the project and that he “had to get over it.”
In the Cowboy Bebop anime, which ran for one season between 19, Spike is listed as being in his mid 20s. John Cho will bring the character Spike Spiegel to life in the Netflix live-action reboot of Cowboy Bebop, but admits he had a hard time wrapping his head around the age difference separating him and his character.
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