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| “ | Hi, everybody. I'm Sue. And it's time to Pump It Up! | „ |
Sue is the main antagonist of The Substance.
In her characterisation, she is the younger and more beautiful version of the solidly middle-aged actress Elisabeth Sparkle. It was then she served as her archenemy as the more "perfect" version soon resolved to eliminating Elisabeth at all costs.
She was portrayed by Margaret Qualley, who also played Mia Sutton in Death Note and Pussycat in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
As Monstro Elisasue, the character was also portrayed by Demi Moore (while using Elizabeth's face), who also played Madison Lee in Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle, Dallas Grimes in Beavis and Butt-head Do America, Sarah Robertson in Margin Call and the General in Animals.
Personality[]
Being the "perfect" version of Elisabeth, Sue is confident, charismatic, and energetic. She lands the fitness job, and the town becomes obsessed with her. And, of course, things go downhill as Sue gets a taste for the adulation, the success and the youthfulness.
However, as she sticks around for longer than her seven days, Sue quickly becomes entitled, narcissistic, and arrogant. Having her seven days in the sun, her narcissism draws her to taking over the TV show formerly hosted by her older self. She wants people to tell her how beautiful she is -- all that drives her is having herself be ogled at, being on TV, being told how beautiful she is, nothing more -- just the vapid life that she already lived as Elisabeth. She's making the same choices that led her to living alone, without friends or family, or community. All that matters is the adulation of her beauty which ultimately led to her downfall and demise upon being mutated and being blown to bits.
Biography[]
Backstory[]
Sue's genetic template; Elisabeth Sparkle, was one of the most desired and successful actresses of Hollywood back in her younger years. However, age was rapidly diminishing her and status, so she's clearly had a long career she's proud of. But she's forced to brutally confront her approach to its inevitable end when she overhears her sleazy executive producer, Harvey, scheming to replace her with younger and "better" version of her.
Taking The Substance[]
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Mutation and Aftermath[]
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Trivia[]
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Quotes[]
| “ | This balance is not working! | „ |
| ~ Sue's mental breakdown. |
| “ | I won't be out late, so just wait for me. Don't eat too fast. | „ |
| ~ Sue to Elisabeth. |
| “ | Gross, old, fat, disgusting! | „ |
| ~ Sue to Elisabeth. |
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