Will Poulter – The Chronicles of
Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
There are some people that you love to
hate. Then there are some people that annoy you to no end, but you
cannot bring yourself to hate them. The latter applies to Will
Poulter's portrayal of the prissy, practical Eustace Scrubb in The
Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. From the
moment you see Eustace, you have the irresistible impulse to slap
him. And yet, he is so pitiable because of his smallness. I do not
mean his stature, but the smallness of his heart. He is not evil,
only closed to virtue. Poulter milks the proud, cowardly, avaricious
traits almost to the point where you cannot stand to watch. But we
can also see his emptiness. When that emptiness is filled, the loud
anger is replaced with a quiet peace, which Poulter plays with great
believability I completely bought the pre-Narnian Eustace as well as
the dramatically different boy who leaves the presence of the Great
Lion at the end.
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