Personally? I think Warren Miers and Topher from Dollhouse come closest to who Whedon really is. And the writer, has said as much at different points. With Spike and Angel representing his unresolved parental issues. Riley and whomever that actor from BSG played whose name I can't remember the name of in Dollhouse (I keep wanting to call him Helo) represented Whedon's ideal or who he wanted to be, along with Captain America. Xander representing who he is at least on the outside. And Warren Miers and Topher representing his behavior as a Hollywood writer and creator.
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Date: 2012-01-29 02:41 pm (UTC)Personally? I think Warren Miers and Topher from Dollhouse come closest to who Whedon really is. And the writer, has said as much at different points. With Spike and Angel representing his unresolved parental issues. Riley and whomever that actor from BSG played whose name I can't remember the name of in Dollhouse (I keep wanting to call him Helo) represented Whedon's ideal or who he wanted to be, along with Captain America. Xander representing who he is at least on the outside. And Warren Miers and Topher representing his behavior as a Hollywood writer and creator.