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Unless you’ve been living under a rock or have forgotten your Netflix password these past few weeks, you can’t have missed the arrival of fantasy fan favourite,
The show is based on the debut
young adult novel by American author Leigh Bardugo. It follows Alina Starkov, a teenage orphan growing up in the Russia-inspired Kingdom of Ravka who unexpectedly harnesses a power – a Grisha talent – she didn’t know she possessed
to save her best friend.
The Grisha are able to manipulate the elements in order to weaponise them, such as controlling the wind or conjuring fire, and Alina discovers she can summon light.
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When an actor or actress play multiple household-name characters throughout their careers, itâs hard to not compare the roles, weigh the pros and cons between them. Before becoming was the Arrowverseâs Lois Lane,
Superman and Lois Elizabeth Tulloch played Juliette Silverton in NBCâs
Grimm for all six seasons. While both are strong lead characters, Tulloch has weighed in on a big difference between Lois and Juliette, and why itâs so important to her.
While speaking to TVLine, Elizabeth Tulloch mentioned the one thing that is different between Superman s better half and
Grimm s Juliette is that Lois is very keenly in the know regarding narrative details and superpowered secrets, while Juliette was often on the outside looking in. Tulloch is clearly happy to now be playing a character who knows everything she needs to. Tulloch explained:
Superman & Lois Elizabeth Tulloch on Her Personal Connection to Lois Lane TVLine 8/03/2021
As
Grimm‘s Juliette Silverton, Elizabeth Tulloch spent years unaware of the supernatural shenanigans happening around her. As
Superman & Lois‘ titular reporter, things are (thankfully) very different.
“It’s so funny, that didn’t even occur to me,” Tulloch tells TVLine of the comparison between her two characters. “It just felt very passive for Juliette until she found out. As Lois, I’ve always known, so there’s more to do. When someone doesn’t know the secret, it creates this damsel in distress who’s unaware and kind of naive. I’m very happy we’re playing a version of this where she knows exactly what’s going on and they have no secrets from each other. They still have secrets from other people, just not each other.”