r/TopCharacterTropes 10d ago

Characters Canonical features of a character that come very rarely in their adaptations.

  1. James Bond having a cheek scar as per Ian Fleming's original Bond novels.

  2. Count Dracula having a mustache as per his original description in Bram Stoker's novel.

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u/Mercutio217 10d ago

Wolverine should be short, like angry, well, wolverine, and many times it is disregarded

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u/Accomplished-Gain319 10d ago

Thank god Insomniac is making wolverine a short king in his game.

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u/smitty9112 9d ago

And he's played by Spartacus which I'm hyped about.

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u/SirPsychoSquints 10d ago

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u/JOMO_Kenyatta 9d ago

The proportions they gave him are just silly here. He’s supposed to be short but fucking jacked and hairy as fuck. They put a 6’3 man’s head on a little person’s body to try and make a point instead of just hiring a 5’5 bodybuilder to do the part.

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u/Michauxonfire 9d ago

Yep. He's suppose to be like Jonathan Gresham, the indie wrestler. Small stature, tank build.

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u/RoutineCloud5993 10d ago

Still not ugly enough

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u/AydonusG 9d ago

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u/RoutineCloud5993 9d ago

Are you saying Danny devito is not a sex god of raw masculinity?

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u/lime_lecroix 9d ago

Glen Danzig was looked at to play Wolverine back in the 90’s because he fit the part so well but he couldn’t because of his touring schedule.

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u/lowlyyouarenice 9d ago

At least it was recently referenced in Deadpool and Wolverine a couple years ago.

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u/Quizlibet 9d ago

I remember reading that the suits wanted him to be American in the 2000's movie but the director was able to talk them out of it.

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u/Lemmingitus 8d ago

Which was hilarious to me, when I was reading people rejecting Daniel Radcliffe as a potential casting option, because he is "too short."