Julian had called me up, and he said, “Let’s go out for dinner, let’s go do something.” And I said, “Sure, okay, great. But then one night, after we finished the pilot, they continued filming. KC: Well, you know, when we were shooting the pilot…in the middle of the pilot, we were all walking to dinner, and (series creator) Ryan Murphy said, “I think Kimber is going to come back.” And if you know Ryan Murphy and how he talks, he’s a very funny guy, so I was excited, but I didn’t put too much into it because, you know, you don’t want to be let down or whatever. So I wanted to bring some layers to her that everyone could relate to or understand.īE: So what was her evolution from one-off to full-time character? Was it a case where, after the first appearance, they were, like, “You know, there’s more to her that we need to explore”? “Cute girl, yeah, who cares,” you know? And that’s not how you get your female fans. And I think when you take a character like that, with not much background and history, it starts in the eyes, you know what I mean? And that’s simply what I just tried to do: to try and bring some depth to her, and some emotion, for the audience to connect with. But, yeah, there wasn’t a whole lot to her at all. KC: Yeah: “26 year old blond from Minnesota.” Which is what I was: 26 and from Minnesota. I wanted to bring some layers to her that everyone could relate to or understand." 'Cute girl, yeah, who cares,' you know? That’s not how you get your female fans. On Kimber's evolution from the pilot: "When you take a character like that, with not much background and history, it starts in the eyes, you know what I mean? And that’s simply what I just tried to do: to try and bring some depth to her, and some emotion, for the audience to connect with. Now that “Nip/Tuck” has wrapped up (and, FYI, can now be found in its entirety on iTunes), Bullz-Eye was able to chat with Carlson about her character’s legacy, including how Kimber grew in prominence, the way she came to her end, and, of course, all the sordid stuff that went on in between.
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Such was the case with Kimber Henry, Kelly Carlson’s character on the long-running FX series “Nip/Tuck.” Kimber made her debut in the show’s pilot episode, but by Season 3, she was officially considered to be part of the main cast right up until the show’s final season, when she bowed out, so to speak. Sometimes they become a recurring character, but in other cases, they go on to become a full-fledged series regular. It’s happened many times in the past: A character is introduced to a television series as a one-off, but because of either fan interest or a burst of creativity from the show’s writers, they’re brought back.
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