The creators of Wednesday, Miles Millar and Al Gough, are open to Wednesday (Jenna Ortega) and Enid (Emma Myers) being romantic in the future.
While the show’s makers were open to suggestions, according to Millar in a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the concept of sisterhood is fundamental to the program. The remarkable aspect about television, which is that it’s an organic journey, is that we’re not going to disregard anything, he said. “Of course, occasionally characters show themselves,” he added. “We have a path that leads you in unexpected ways, and we’d want to create routes along that route. We are therefore open to everything. We want to thoroughly investigate that friendship.” The creators are wary of being swayed by viewers’ expectations for the program and its characters. While the show’s makers were open to suggestions, according to Millar in a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the concept of sisterhood is fundamental to the program. The remarkable aspect about television, which is that it’s an organic journey, is that we’re not going to disregard anything, he said. “Of course, occasionally characters show themselves,” he added. “We have a path that leads you in unexpected ways, and we’d want to create routes along that route. We are therefore open to everything. We want to thoroughly investigate that friendship.” The creators are wary of being swayed by viewers’ expectations for the program and its characters.
Many viewers anticipated a developing relationship between Wednesday and Enid once Netflix’s Addams Family series debuted, but the writers prefer to concentrate on female friendships for the time being. Gough said, “For us, the focus of the performance is also on the camaraderie between women, with Wednesday and Enid serving as its central figures. It has been quite satisfying that they truly resonated with viewers. We’re eager to find out what Wednesday’s friendship will look like now that she’s dipped a toe into it.”
Progression of Wednesday Addams
Later on Wednesday, Gough and Millar intend to look into and “complicate” other relationships. The dynamic between Wednesday and Morticia and their intriguing mother-daughter relationship will be explored in the upcoming season. “Morticia now has some notion of how that’s going to work because she learned about the power. How will their connection develop?” said Gough.
Gough and Millar, both of whom have children, wanted Wednesday to be a “fully developed” heroine as opposed to other female adolescent protagonists who begin as an “ugly duckling.” I believe this guy is such an incredible aspirational role model, ” Millar added. “Even though she is so morbid, dark, goofy, and insane, she’s actually an extremely beneficial force in her world and our world,” the author said. “It’s really struck that mark in a really wonderful manner.” The authors are certain that they have succeeded in spreading something “really beneficial.”
The first week of Wednesday’s release on Netflix saw roughly six billion minutes of viewing, making it an immediate hit with viewers. In addition, the show surpassed Ryan Murphy’s Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story to take second place on Netflix’s list of the top English-language TV series of all time within the first 30 days of its release.