But in Hawkeye, the thing that will continue to ground him is that he's based in an emotional foundation. He has more strength and he can take a lot more physical abuse. He's a bit physically stronger than he was. Everything that he does, everything that he says, every confrontation that he has, every emotion that he shows, comes through the events and the pain of his childhood. So as the actor playing the character, I approached it exactly the same way I developed the character that I portrayed on Daredevil.
"And in Hawkeye, the idea was that he wants his city back.
Kingpin has lost his city a bit, not completely, but he's lost some of his kingdom," the actor explained. "That's the way we approached it – or the way I definitely approached it. "The blip weakened his crown, his authority over his kingdom. "Trust me in Hawkeye I'm playing the character as if the character from survivor of 'the blip' is now set on getting back his city," D'Onofrio wrote. Merry Merry.- Vincent D'Onofrio December 23, 2021 The blip weakened his crown, his authority over his kingdom.
Trust me In Hawkeye I'm playing the character as if the character from DD survivor of "the blip"Is now set on getting back his city. Wilson Fisk survived the blip, but lost some of his control over the city in the process. According to D'Onofrio, he's playing the character the exact same way, and there's a reason why this Kingpin is a little different. Some of these changes might be leading fans to think that this is a different take on Kingpin that just happens to be played by the same actor.
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