She fronted the music group Garbage, and now Shirley Manson plays a men’s urinal in the new Fox TV show Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles. Actually Manson plays a robot which morphs into other things, including a killer urinal.
In the show, Manson plays a T-1000 robot that takes the form of a character named Catherine Weaver, then morphs into a urinal and kills another character. How does Manson kill the guy? By sticking a finger spike through his head. Nice!
One of my favorite voices in music, Shirley Manson is currently taking a break from Garbage and is working on a solo music debut.
What's Driving This Trend
- Musician as Actors
- The trend of musicians transitioning into acting provides disruptive innovation opportunities for both the entertainment and music industries.
- Robotic Morphing
- The use of robotic characters that can morph into various objects offers disruptive innovation opportunities in the field of special effects in movies and TV shows.
- Unconventional Weapons
- The portrayal of unconventional weapons, such as a killer urinal, opens up disruptive innovation opportunities for creative storytelling and prop design in the entertainment industry.
Who This Affects Most
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can explore the integration of musicians as actors to appeal to both music and movie fans.
- Music
- The music industry can capitalize on musicians' acting endeavors to expand their reach and create unique marketing opportunities.
- Movies & TV Shows
- The movies and TV show industry can embrace the use of robotic characters with morphing abilities to enhance storytelling and create visually stunning effects.
