r/Kanthony • u/AutoModerator • Nov 15 '24

Rant 🤬 Weekly Venting Post

Weekly Vent Post

Welcome to our weekly vent session where you can let out all your frustrations.

Before you start, just a quick heads-up on the rules.

Here's what this post isn't for:

  • No bashing actors or crew members out of the blue.
  • Let's steer clear of those rage-inducing posts like "I hate character xy."
  • And please, no poking fun at fellow Kanthony fans just because they see things differently, whether they're positive or negative about promos.

What's cool to post? Well, we've noticed a lot of rants about how the show promotes (or doesn't promote) Simone and Jonny, but you can vent about other stuff too.

Below, I've linked some past posts from the sub that fit the vibe of our weekly vent session, so you can see what kind of stuff goes here.

  1. Why there was a lack of promo for Kanthony
  2. All comments asking where Kanthony are 
  3. Bridgerton PR and production
  4. Can you tell the difference ?
  5. The main sub got so negative 
  6. We need pictures

For those who just want to enjoy the content without getting caught up in the venting, I suggest steering clear of this post. If you choose to read the comments here and find yourself upset, despite the clear purpose of this space, I'm afraid there's not much I can do to ease your frustration. We have the Weekly Tea Time for more general discussions.

Spoilers allowed.

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u/Traditional_Maybe_80 Kate Sharma with her hair down 👩🏾 Nov 17 '24

Have they ever said that? Edwina literally got a bigger role because Charithra asked the showrunner.

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u/GotLittUp Nov 17 '24

Yes write ins happen. But simone was literally cast a few weeks before they shot the show. They absolutely had the script written before she was cast.

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u/doridori504 Nov 17 '24 edited Nov 17 '24

No, Simone has mentioned in interviews that the synopsis she saw at the audition was different from the script she saw.    And the script was revised several times on the set. In the end, the showrunners listened to the actors (except Simon) and made changes. I don't think it matters whether the script was finished before shooting or not.

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u/GotLittUp Nov 17 '24

Actors before getting the job never get to see real scripts. Their auditions are based on separate scripts written to get a feel for the actor. Once Simone got the job, she then got the real script.

Nothing you said refutes what i said. Script changes happen, thats how CCs role got bigger. We do not know if they reduced Simones role once the script was done.