Clementine westworld android#

I think that's their relationship, and that they're connected. That bond is ultimately what you're searching for in life, like who are those few people who are dearest to you? I can literally say it's less than five. I think that love connects Clementine and Maeve. I'm curious now that we know what we know going into season 2, are we going to see that dynamic explored more?ДЄngela Sarafyan: Possibly. It was almost very bittersweet at the end when she goes off and she's ready to do her thing and has to say goodbye to Clem. There is a really interesting dynamic between Clementine and Maeve for season 1. I thought she was a dreamer, so I thought there was more grace and fluidity in her than, let's say, if I was playing Armistice or someone else. I would also make other choices consciously because I believed Clementine was a sensual woman.

These are all the little things that they would implement in the characters in order to make them real. What makes us human is all these little movements that you're doing: the smile and the blinking, the finger movements. Plus, I watched videos on AIs and how they move and how not human they are. If you're walking through water versus the air, he'd have these exercises and I started to implement those elements into playing her. He would say that it's in the way you walk. There was this thing called 'psychological gestures' that Michael Chekhov would talk about. If I sat hunched over versus completely straight, it's a revelation. If I'm limited in physicality, I still have the ability to reveal something just by the way that you sit. And because I used to dance as a child, I found that through the physical movement, you reveal a story. When you're playing a character like this, where there's a very subtle physicality to this role, does it change your approach as an actress? Do you have to play certain moments a different way because essentially youвЂ™re a host? You have your reveries, but youвЂ™re not quite a fully realized human being, which means you have to carry yourself differently.ДЄngela Sarafyan: Absolutely.

It was a different creative approach, and that was really fun for me because you say, 'What's really going on and how do I reveal that with this situation?' If I can be as vague as possible. That's what was fun, is that there were these new challenges and just to find another approach to revealing certain things about her character. I don't know how much you can say, but how did you get to rethink Clementine in new ways for season 2?ДЄngela Sarafyan: There are some new elements to her. She wanted to make that other connection besides sex, and you will see that. There was innocence to Clementine before all of that happened, a naivetГ© where she was looking at finding love in every person, every woman and man that she comes across, and now itвЂ™s different. She's framed in a way, and then she's put down. I think in season 1, the tragedy about her is what brings her strength out. It was interesting to have that opportunity. What was fun about season 2 is that I got to play around with different elements of her. I know she's not in episode 1, but she will, maybe, make an appearance in episode 2. With season 2 of Westworld, what can you tell us about Clementine's journey? Does she get to just tear shit up?ДЄngela Sarafyan: I think maybe you might see a little bit of that. Season 2 of Westworld kicks off this Sunday, April 22ndВ at 9:00pm EST on HBO, and in advance of the premiere, Daily Dead attended a recent press day for the series, where we had the opportunity to speak with Sarafyan about the evolution of her character, whether or not weвЂ™ll see more of her relationship with Maeve explored in the new season, and more.

Clementine westworld android#

One of my favorite characters in season 1 of Westworld was Clementine Pennyfeather (played by Angela Sarafyan), an android prostitute who works under the supervision of the parkвЂ™s madam, Maeve (Thandie Newton), who ends up becoming self-aware, throwing the high-tech attraction into a state of chaos.