The “King of the Hill” aims to depict the southern characters with dignity

During an interview with Texas Monthly on Monday, Mike Judge and Greg Daniels explained how they aim to portray their southern characters in dignity, instead of relying on the model cartoon fees of cartoon fees South Americans.

The judge, who grew up in New MexicoNear Texas directly, explained how he and Daniels wanted to get out of the stereotype of the southerners when they created “King of the Hill” in 1997.

“From the beginning, Greg and I wanted to love these characters. We are next to them. Many Hollywood treated anyone with a southern tone as a kind of cartoon. We were really aware of the treatment of these characters with dignity,” He said to the director.

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Daniels noted that people tend to feel “watching” when creators already researched about the group of people who depict them in their shows, accurately depict the nuances in their lives.

When Daniels began his work on another successful TV program, the “office”, he was suspected of doubting the people Skranton, PennsylvaniaWhere the show is based, for fear that the show will simply harness the city with blue collars and its inhabitants.

“People feel a vision when you search. I took this spirit in the office,” he pointed out. “The residents of Drifton were at first concerned, because they used to ridicule. I was like,” no, I got out of the hill king. We are trying to do their correction stories. “

Saldin K. Patterson, the opposition to the next “King of the Hill”, recalled an interview with an audio actor from Singapore – who was also a great admirer of the show – and shared his ideas about creators’ depiction of southerners.

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He explained: “We used to meet an audio actor who grew up in Singapore and was a great fan of” King of the Hill “, and he said that it was one of the few American offers that the Singapore government allows them to see.” “We asked him,” Did this give you a special vision for South America? It was like, “” We did not know that they were south. For people outside the country, the king of the hill actually represents America. “

With many TV programs in the late nineties and early first decade of the twentieth century, the parents collected and left the episode, the creators “King of the Hill” decided to take his father on TV, Hank Hill, in a different direction.

“Certainly when we were doing it, every TV father was a fat doll. We were like us, let’s jump again to” the father knows the best. “

This philosophy has not only been applied to the personality of the presentation father, but also applied to the mother of the show, Peggy Hill, according to the judge.

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“It’s a little rebellious, and then when (the vocal actress Kathe Nagimi) started playing PEGGY in a certain way, it became fun to be mistaken at times, and a little mad,” he said.

“King of the Hill” ran from 1997 to 2010 and is reviving with a new season in August.