The different creatives on the show hold respect for The Loud House, even as they bring new stories to the universe in their own, unique way that explores and grows the characters. She continues, “How I perceive and characterize Leni heavily depends on what I see in the script, rather than her cartoon self I build her persona based on what situations and verbiage the writers conjure for her! I would say that the same is mostly true for the rest of the cast, though I cannot speak for them.” “ The Really Loud House differs from the cartoon mainly due to different actors, writers, and directors exploring their interpretations of the pre-established characters,” she says. Every bit is taken into account as she considers her answers. She takes the time to acknowledge the changes from the transition from animation to live-action and addresses fan concerns. “It’s always scary joining a pre-established cast with some already very tight friendships, but everyone went out of their way to make me feel welcome! I had cast members texting me after our first Zoom table read telling me I did a great job, inviting me to dinner and to hang out, and overall they just made sure to tell me they were very happy I was there!”Įva is thrilled to be a part of the show as well, shown through her pride in her role and the care she takes in discussing the series. The cast, most of whom previously worked together for the holiday special A Loud House Christmas, were “incredibly kind and welcoming” when she joined the show. “I love the edits they make of the family and of my TikToks! I make sure to let them know that I love their posts by commenting or re-sharing them to my story.” Outside of the comparisons, Eva says that she has interacted a bit with the passionate fandom behind The Loud House franchise.
“However, I am fairly confident that fans are going to love Leni Loud in The Really Loud House just as they have for years! I genuinely believe that I am portraying Leni correctly, so I am very excited for fans to see me as her this November!” “It definitely frightened me to see fans angry she was being replaced,” she says. “ The Loud House has a huge, active fanbase, and Leni has one of the largest fanbases of the sisters – I feel a lot of pressure to portray her perfectly.” Some of the pressure, no doubt, comes from the comparisons made between her and the previous Leni actress, Dora Dolphin. “I was and am definitely nervous!” she confesses. The actress is well aware of the weight placed on her shoulders as she takes on a role other actors have left their mark on. “After booking the part, I went through and watched many Leni-heavy episodes to get a better feel for the character and the show overall,” Eva says. So when it came time to audition for Leni Loud, she wasn’t too familiar with all things The Loud House. When The Loud House first hit Nickelodeon in 2016, Eva Carlton had already aged out of most television geared toward young audiences.
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