Jennifer Beals and the G Word --1

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Jennifer Beals and the G Word THE CHARACTER By MARGY ROCHLIN Published: The New York Time(May 1, 2005) EARLY in the second season of Showtime's hit series "The L Word," the curator Bette Porter, played by Jennifer Beals, distractedly smashes her shiny black sports car into an S.U.V., then ends up in a shouting match with the driver. "You're going to be one sorry [expletive]," the man yells. Surpassing him in volume, she hollers back with self-pitying, unhinged ferocity, "What makes you think I'm not already?" However, a jarring bit of improvisation ended up on the cutting-room floor. "At one point, I was shoving him, he was shoving me back and I was ready to haul off and hit him," said Ms. Beals, 41. "It was great, really great." Ms. Beals's enthusiasm for the part has been evident since 2002 when Showtime approached her with an offer to pick one of two roles: the glamorous but controlling Bette or her more docile life partner, Tina (ultimately portrayed by Laurel Holloman). "I chose Bette because I liked her acidity," said Ms. Beals, who despite having appeared in more than 40 films and television shows, has had difficulty shaking her image as the girl with the soulful dark eyes and the ripped sweatshirt who was a welder by day and a knee-pumping exotic dancer by night in the 1983 film "Flashdance." -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 203.203.18.155