Does it ever bug you guys that there are never two characters with the same name in movies and shows? Especially characters with common names, like John.
You're telling me that out of the whole Godfather series, there was only one Vinny? In the entire Star Wars galaxy, there exists only one Luke? I meet people with my name all the time
Immersion ruined
>>66947797
Shut up, dummy.
>>66947870
"No relation." Lol
Ok so there exists one example in film of this extremely common everyday occurance
>>66947929
Eat shit fag
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>>66947797
>>66947929
>>66947797
You should read 100 Years of Solitude, anon. 21 characters named Aureliano (iirc). A whole bunch named Arcadio, and many, many more overlapping names.
OP on suicide watch
>>66948370
What is that?
Also, Costanza and Steinbrunner
>>66948477
Bob Newhart show.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TN6UAzYY8qg
Sopranos
>take theater and improv classes
>learn very early on not to give two characters the same name
>better yet, give them different letters of the alphabet (e.g. Aaron and Brian)
It's just common sense, OP.
Had op ever been more BTFO? also on Scrubs there were two JDs. One was a tard
OP, you suck!
Ayyy senpai
There's Robert Shapiro and Robert Kardashian on American Crime Story, and I think there's one more Robert somewhere in there too.
Imagine reading a script with two of the same names. Even if you invent last names for them, it's unnecessarily complicated.
This isn't fourth grade where you were Matt S. because there was a Matt F. We generally meet a very small amount of characters by name in every movie/show.
How about this: why doesnt R2D2 ever meet another R2D2?
>>66950077
the bigger question is my they give so much shit for the same droids for hundred years
