Honestly have to appreciate the Creep franchise for flipping the script on the horror genre and making the dudes show their tits and ass for the camera
fans of creep should definitely read mark and jay duplass's book like brothers. or better yet, listen to the audiobook. there's nothing about creep in there, but also so much of it adds such a fascinating layer to what he does on screen as that character.
baseball interviewers will ask "how do you throw the ball so good" and Mariners players will casually drop that they have a headmate who plays the game for them
SEATTLE -- Within the walls of the Mariners’ clubhouse, many have already met “Walter,” the imposing alter ego of Logan Gilbert. But on Tues
After giving up a homer in the first inning, Logan Gilbert unleashed his alter ego "Walter" to shut down the A's the rest of the way as the
Logan Gilbert is making a name for himself as an emerging ace for the Mariners ... all with the help of his alter ego, "Walter," Ben Verland
Logan Gilbert's nickname, "Walter," is a captivating enigma within the world of professional baseball. In a sport where distinct personas a
Some of the links to those articles + extra, if you're interested!
The last article gets extremely repetitive, but here are some favorite quotes I just couldn't leave out..
"The character of Walter, which Gilbert created as an alter ego, is a study in contrast. While Logan Gilbert is known for his kindness, respect, and humility off the field, Walter embodies entirely different traits" (Smith).
"The origin of the name “Walter” is intriguingly random. It is not associated with Gilbert’s middle name, family name, or any personal connections" (Smith).
"Gilbert’s transformation into Walter is the occasional memory loss he experiences during his pitching performances. He has admitted to blacking out and not remembering certain actions or words spoken while he embodies Walter" (Smith).
"When he’s not on the mound, Logan Gilbert prefers to revert to his given name" (Smith).
"Gilbert’s emotional outbursts on the field while in the persona of ‘Walter’" (Smith).
"For Gilbert, ‘Walter’ is not just a nickname; it’s an integral part of his professional identity" (Smith).
"While fans may not fully understand the reasons behind the nickname, they often express respect for the concept of an alter ego in sports" (Smith).
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