Eleanor Marlowe

About the Job

Character Eleanor begins as gentle, intelligent, emotionally open. After her resurrection, she becomes something new: wounded but quietly formidable. Her arc is subtle: innocence → disorientation → recognition → quiet strength Think: Mia Goth / Ana de Armas — emotional precision over spectacle. This role is the emotional core of the film. Acting Demands Expressive physical acting Minimal dialogue in early scenes Heavy reliance on eyes, breath, and movement Gradual emotional awakening Final scenes require controlled emotional power, not hysteria Prosthetics / VFX Limited prosthetic makeup for select scenes (planned for 1–2 shoot days) Majority of scenes without prosthetics No nudity, partial nudity, or sexual content Actor must be open to light prosthetic makeup as well as at least one wardrobe fitting day Intimacy Notes One possible on-screen kiss Closed set available upon request Production follows an inhouse student-production intimacy protocol No intimacy coordinator provided Ideal Actor Strong emotional range Comfortable with subtle performance Patient with technical resets Collaborative temperament Comfortable portraying vulnerability and transformation