Elisa Donovan

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3,511 appearances 16 recordings 2 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 5d ago

Elisa Donovan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And I know I'm sure we see Ted in the real Ted just with that kind of deep, dark stare into people.
And I feel like the film does a great job of mirroring that idea.
And Zach has such a gaze that...
you know, generally speaking is so bright and, and, and lovely and charming, but it's when it's turned this way, it is indeed dark.
I mean, he was very, very good.
And so the, you know, so people were saying that it glamorized him, but is it, is it possible to, to,
you know, even talk about him because he was such a sociopath and such a narcissist that I don't know, is it even possible to portray him without some kind of belief that you're glamorizing it?
I mean, that, that argument is to me is just so narrow minded that we're glamorizing somebody who in real life, as I said, Bundy,
was attractive to many women.
I mean, whether he was attractive as Zach, you know,
No, but he was attractive enough that he attracted groupies to his trial who all believed he was innocent.
Those groupies weren't there because, oh my God, I love serial killers and I can't wait for this guy to do his next killing.
They thought he was charming and innocent and wrongfully convicted.
That's the power that this guy had.
That's the power that Zach had.
That's what I'm portraying.
I'm portraying the uncomfortable truth.
And I think that's why it rubbed some people the wrong way.
The uncomfortable truth is that your good-looking neighbor, your good-looking, or I hate to use the word good-looking because that's oversimplified.
Your neighbor whom you like and trust, your boss...
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