In the timeless narrative, some men keep the women they adore against their will, and unfortunately, this is a storyline used in the seventh episode of “Severance,” titled “Chikhai Bardo.” This installment provided further understanding of the enigmatic character, Dr. Mauer, played by Robby Benson. What might surprise you is that Benson’s character has had similar possessive tendencies in a previous role. This character may be familiar to you even if you haven’t recognized Robby Benson’s face before this episode.
Now, let me warn you – if you haven’t watched the latest episode of Severance, it would be wise to stop reading here as significant spoilers are coming up ahead!
Indeed, you’re correct: Robby Benson lent his voice to one of Disney’s most enduring characters ever created. Unlike the story arc for Dr. Mauer and Gemma (Dichen Lachman’s character, who is also known as Miss Casey or Outie Mark’s presumed-dead wife), the conclusion in that role was more about “happily ever after.” Conversely, we can only hope for sorrow in Benson’s current medical role. However, when he graced our screens in the 1991 animated adaptation of Beauty and the Beast, we were wholeheartedly cheering for him to find love.
That’s Right, Robby Benson Played The Beast in ‘Beauty And The Beast’ — Can You Believe It?
If you shared our shock upon discovering this revelation, know that you’re not alone. The news came from SlashFilm, and it left us utterly bewildered. It’s astounding how one person can transform captivity into a love story in one scenario but create an absolute nightmare in another, emphasizing the significance of good storytelling. Watching Dr. Mauer persistently pursue Gemma without success was truly disturbing, making it all the more satisfying to see her use a chair to strike him when she tried (unsuccessfully) to flee Lumon and her confinement.
Not only did this episode offer an intriguing glimpse into a character expected to have a larger part in upcoming episodes of Severance, but it also revealed that this man was none other than the voice behind the Beast in Beauty and the Beast and a heartthrob from the 70s. Interestingly, he later directed several episodes of Friends. This individual has had quite a diverse career, with roots on stage and subsequent ventures into both film and television. To add to his accomplishments, he’s also written a novel and co-wrote the famous library dance song from The Breakfast Club with his wife, Karla DeVito.
As a seasoned movie reviewer, I’ve had the pleasure of observing Benson’s directorial prowess extend beyond the beloved sitcom “Friends,” reaching over a hundred episodes of prime-time television. Shows like “Ellen,” “Dharma & Greg,” “Two Guys, A Girl and a Pizza Place,” and even “Sabrina The Teenage Witch” bear his distinct touch. It’s fascinating how such an impressive resume can sometimes be overshadowed by a single iconic work. Here’s hoping that “Severance” will not only find its place among the greats but also ensures a joyous conclusion for all, except perhaps the character of Dr. Mauer.
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