Penn Badgley
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222 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard 31 May
Penn Badgley’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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At the same time, I wasn't sure that I wanted to give expression to this kind of character for an undisclosed period of time. Had it been a film, I'd be like, all right, three to six months, done.
Yeah, so now I just want them to think of me as two.
Now we got three.
Yeah, yeah.
Tim.
I said Tim, but yeah.
Sometimes, no. I mean, at this point, like, you know, I'm done, which is crazy, by the way. Wow. It became real easy, even early on. But easy even the way like, you know, you might be a marathon runner, but by the end of a marathon, you're like, I'm about to fall over. You know, that's the way it was easy.
It was, I mean, by the end of every season, by the middle of every season, I usually had back problems because all the expression of rage is just like a lot. It was like running, yeah, it was like running a marathon. It was highly athletic every time. Very physical, you know? A lot of, not a lot of speaking on camera.
So a lot of just, you know, coming into my body, physicality of performance was really lovely to explore over the years. And then the voiceover was interesting too. Finding that, I feel like I really found it in the sixth episode of season one. Yeah. where that episode was almost all voiceover and then silent acting.
And I actually had a mask of prosthetics on because he'd been badly beaten at the end of that, of the previous episode. So what was your question?
So actually I would say in some ways it's quite, fun, there's levels to it. Day-to-day basis, kind of fun, kind of taxing, or it can be very taxing, really interesting moments of strangeness that are fun to explore.
Overall, it's been quite an endurance test in a way because of just the level of commitment that it takes and then choosing to speak about them in a way publicly, which I think like just adds a level of responsibility to the whole thing. So, you know, it's just, it's like, it's a lot.
I mean, it's not without its, you know, anything is going to be, you cannot land a six season or five, five season series. You're going to fumble here and there, but I think where it really matters now, unfortunately here, I can't talk about it in a way that's like more substantive, you know, cause I wouldn't want to spoil it for you either. Please don't.
But it's, I think it's very satisfying for a lot of meaningful reasons.
I would want to give him a really long hug. I would want to be the man, the male figure, the role model in his life that he somehow did not seem to have up until way too late. I'd want to hold him first so that, as you know, that Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars song, it's been stuck in my head so much. I want to hold you just for a while. Die with a smile. Okay.
I would love to play music, but you know, I got to find the right people for that. I would, I would hold him just for a while. And I would have to get back into the time machine. So then I would die with a smile. I don't know that I could say, you know, what a 12 year old needs to hear and will actually listen to is not necessarily what we would say.
so i don't know you know i mean the the essence of what everyone always says is basically like it's going to be okay like you're going to be okay and i would want to communicate that but i don't know how he would hear it so i think i would just hold him and just let him feel like not only that you're okay but like this is the point if you haven't
If there's anything you're missing, if there's anything you're feeling, a way that you're hurting, this is the point. You have to learn somehow. You know?
Yeah.
I appreciate it.
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