Brianna : r/Outlander - Reddit
Brianna really comes into her own in the last three books or so, so I’m actually excited to see what Sophie does with her character. Same with Richard, who has so much potential if the writers would just give him back the real character of Roger instead of constantly messing with the storyline and his characterization.
Brianna- wtf is with the bad acting?? : r/Outlander - Reddit
Jul 3, 2020 · However, Brianna is supposed to have a 1960s Boston accent. Boston accents are very distinct, especially 1960s Boston. In Season 2 of The Crown, the actress who played Jackie Kennedy got a lot of criticism for her accent as well, but Jackie Kennedy was the epitome of upper-class, 1960s Boston.
r/Outlander on Reddit: Anyone else annoyed by Brianna's …
Brianna improves in season 5 but I still don't care for Roger. And Brianna and Jamie's interactions are awkward and I understand they're just starting to get to know each other, but I feel like it's Sophie Skelton's acting that makes it cold and rigid. You know who I've …
Is anyone else as annoyed as me about Brianna in season 2?
Dec 23, 2022 · As Claire has stated, she wasn't a good mother. Looking at Brianna brought up some complicated emotions and so she avoided it. Children tend to pick up on these things. Also, Claire spent half of Brianna's childhood in med school and the other half becoming a top class doctor, all while fighting back against the sexism of the time.
Does the actress who plays Brianna improve? : r/Outlander - Reddit
Feb 20, 2022 · ITA! I didn't start enjoying Brianna OR Roger's story until s4. I was meh to them and whenever I'd rewatch, would skip right through their scenes bc I felt it was boring. And I swear that out of all the characters Brianna has the least attention paid to her, especially in the promo.
r/Outlander on Reddit: I genuinely hate Brianna and like Roger …
Feb 10, 2022 · What initially peaked my interest with this tv series is the time travel aspect of it. Keeping in mind I haven’t read the books and have frequently found myself skipping through most of the more ‘intimate’ scenes (ie. what takes this show from PG to R) due to my severe discomfort with witnessing sexual intimacy, I’ve discovered I have a deep disdain for Brianna, as well as …
Brianna : r/Outlander - Reddit
Mar 14, 2022 · Just a post to appreciate how much Brianna(Sophie) has improved over the seasons. I still remember in S2 and S3 when I would describe the delivery of her lines as “wooden”… she got clearly better in S4 and was doing a very decent job is S5. So far in S6 I found her a real delight to watch!
Brianna Hate Post : r/Outlander - Reddit
Jan 22, 2023 · Personally, I think the writing in those episodes was terrible. Unless the object is to vilify Brianna, which I don't believe it is. It was frustrating to see Brianna react so unreasonably and not at all how true majority of people would act. Equally as frustrating is that Jamie, although he had plenty of chances, did not explaining himself in ...
anyone else confused about brianna? : r/Outlander - Reddit
Mar 17, 2021 · I think part of the issue too is until later, Brianna's main characterization in the show is "Jamie's daughter" or "Claire and Frank's daughter" depending on the conversation being had. A lot of what makes Brianna who she is and is better detailed in the books is left out of the show for the most part.
[No spoilers] Does anyone else dislike the casting for Brianna
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