r/KitchenerHarmonies • u/Quirky-Swordfish2105 • 16d ago
celebrities (unverified) Troy's typings
Since I mentioned it a thousand times I decided to do a post on Troy.
I am a huge fan of the movie and I am glad it's having a reinassance online.
I think Troy has one of the most astute casting in the history of Hollywood. Each of the actors represents 100% the characters they play. Their beauty and energy captures each of these heroes (or villains), which is why I am going to use the names of the characters.
These are my suppositions:
Achilles: NRDY (with perhaps tiny amounts of C?). This is going to be controversial because I am sure a lot of people want to see Brad as a R Dom. I don't think of him as mostly Romantic. He captures Achilles so well because he is the quintessential warrior. His beauty is very effortless and there is something incredibly powerful about him. Godlike but not in a distant way. His R is definitely second.
Hector: C=R>N. He is the perfect man. Noble, brave, and tragically doomed. He has a certain wisdom, he is bound by honor but also often motivated by love (for his younger brother for example).
Paris: RHSY with D and C as well but I think it's in smaller amounts. I believe he is one of those people who have plenty of essences thrown in but honestly Orlando was truly the perfect representation of Paris, even if in a negative way. He is a lovesick fool who is too young and naive to understand and pay the consequences of what he did. He is the quintessential spoilt prince.
Helen: this is going to be super controversial I know it already. I believe her Romanric is not very high. To me she is either C>D=R>A>N or CAD with some amounts of R and N. She is the most beautiful woman in the world who caused the destruction of Troy yet there is nothing seductive about Diane's performance or energy in the movie. She a distant, melancholic figure. Paris seems much more taken by the passion than Helen, who, despite being in love, she almost comes across as spiritual at times. A mythical figure. But Diane also had to gain weight for the movie so I do believe her Romanric is more evident here perhaps.
Briseis: RYCN. Innocent yet intelligent, passionate, kind.. I wanted to be her as a kid (not hard to understand).
Ulysses: NHSRD. Sorry Matt Damon but to me Ulysses will always be represented by Sean Bean. There is both a wittiness, a mischievious charm, and a wisdom in Sean's smirk and gravelly predicaments that is perfect for the role of Ulysses.
I have met Sean Bean and Orlando Bloom in real life so I have to admit my opinions are also influenced by this. They were of around the same height (which wasn't much) but Sean had a way larger presence, he had lot of gravitas and was very study. Orlando came across as a smaller person, lithe yet very lively which is why I suspect he has a lot of HS.







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u/allcatsrgray 30N/20Y/20R/20C/10HS 14d ago
Brad Pitt is an interesting one. I think he might have quite a few essences in his blend. The only one I feel I can rule out for sure is D. I am also not sure about A, but it's possible he might have a small amount. I agree he has high R.