Meanwhile, one of OITNB’s breakout stars, Uzo Aduba (Suzanne ‘Crazy Eyes’ Warren) has said in the past that her characterization hinges on physicality above all else.

“The physicality, that’s very important to me, and yeah, I didn’t want to strictly lean on the name Crazy Eyes in terms of the performance. I wanted the use of the eyes to be purposeful. When she stares, there’s meaning there,” she told fastcompany.com in 2014.

“I wanted to try and see if it could be more terrifying if there were no ‘crazy eyes’ and she was just focused. But then when she’s with Piper, she’s trying to wink at her, but it’s like she could never get only one eye to close. It’s like both eyes are always blinking. She can’t quite finesse the flirtation [...]

“I wanted everything else in terms of her physical being to just be a 10 because everything about her exists at a 10. She gets angry at a 10. She loves at a 10. She feels like she’s fallen ill at a 10. She takes her medication at a 10. Everything is 10 with her [...] I love physicality. I love movement very much. I think that’s definitely a piece for me in finding who this person is.”

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