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Rebecca Breeds (‘Clarice’): Wanting to honor Jodie Foster ‘but couldn’t copycat her’ [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW]

“I wanted to honor Jodie, but couldn’t copycat her,” admits Rebecca Breeds about playing Clarice Starling in “Clarice.” The character, from the 1988 novel “The Silence of the Lambs,” won Jodie Foster an Oscar for the 1991 film of the same name. For our recent webchat, she continues, “It was such a wonderful experience reading the book. Gleaning all the Clarice parts. Jodie would have done the same thing. Julianne Moore would have done the same thing (for ‘Hannibal’ in 2001). Now I am a part of that legacy.” Watch the exclusive video interview above.
The CBS drama takes place in 1993, one year after the events of “Lambs,” when Starling returns to FBI field work. The series explores how she asserts her voice in a male-dominated department, while coming to terms with trauma from her past. Breeds explains, “To maintain vulnerability while also stay effective is an incredible strength. I love that she’s a very intelligent character. For me it was such a relief to play a character that can go on that intellectual slide.”
Breeds confesses that in Clarice’s quieter moments, “She’s like a duck; cool on the surface but underneath the little legs are going for it. My younger years as an actress, I always felt the need to show that I’m reacting. As I’m growing up, I’m learning to trust myself. I’m learning to rest in the character a lot more. It’s just being a human. And that’s what we watch the telly for. I don’t have to do anything or say anything. I just need to be in this moment.”
In one episode (“Get Right with God”), Clarice is held captive and chemically paralyzed by a suspect. Breeds says, “She’s hallucinating; she has these intellectual conversations and there’s physical torture. To truthfully mash all that together was like I was in chemistry class again. Let’s chuck a few of these potions together and hopefully it doesn’t blow up.’”
The Aussie actress reflects on her time as a high school drama student, “It was insatiable for me. I couldn’t get enough. It’s lovely to learn that it never stops, but it also holds you accountable. Are you still learning? Our class was such a community thing. There wasn’t a star. We were all in it, creating something together. The community you create with other artists is so powerful. You have to be on board with the unknown. For ‘Clarice’ in particular, I can’t love them enough. I can’t wait to get on set and see what they are going to do. See how we’re going to evolve this thing off the page into real life.”
https://www.goldderby.com/feature/rebec ... 204276112/

‘Clarice’ Silenced: A Negotiations Stalemate Dooms CBS Series’ Move To Paramount+

EXCLUSIVE: A month ago, Clarice was poised to move from CBS to Paramount+ with the promise of a long run for a premium version of the Silence of the Lambs sequel. Now, prospects for the series appear bleak as negotiations between the ViacomCBS streamer and co-producer MGM have reached a stalemate, I have learned.
Additionally, I hear there is no viable path for Clarice to continue on CBS as the broadcast network already committed to a full slate of series for next season. It would mean the end of the road for the high-profile drama barring a major breakthrough in the Paramount+ negotiations, which currently appears unlikely. Reps for Paramount+ and MGM declined comment.
Industry veterans describe this as one of the craziest situations they have seen, where a show with a Season 2 pickup is facing a demise and the prospect of putting 300 people out of work. It involves a marquee IP, Silence of the Lambs; a top producer, Alex Kurtzman; a recently merged company, ViacomCBS; and an about-to-be merged studio, MGM, which is in the process of being acquired by Amazon.
Depending who you talk to, MGM either abruptly stopped good-faith negotiations that were closing in on an agreement, or the studio opted to walk away after being offered a “mediocre” deal it could not accept.
The saga started with Clarice spending the spring on the bubble at CBS, where the freshman was the lowest-rated and least-watched scripted series in linear ratings. However, the serialized drama, considered more suitable for streaming, has been a strong performer on Paramount+.
On May 14, five days before CBS’ upfront presentation, Deadline reported that the network’s dramas SEAL Team and Clarice were headed to sibling Paramount+ (soon to be joined by Evil). According to sources, MGM Television, which co-produces Clarice with CBS Studios, was notified that day of the plan to relocate the show.
I hear there was a lot of back-and-forth between MGM Television and Paramount+/CBS Studios about a deal between May 14-May 21, an eventful week that included word getting out about Amazon’s pending acquisition of MGM (May 17), Paramount+ announcing the pickup of SEAL Team and Evil (May 18), and CBS holding its upfront (May 19).
However, no agreement for Clarice was reached. Each side sees the reasons why differently.
https://deadline.com/2021/06/clarice-ca ... 234773361/

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