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Actress Jessie Buckley discusses her unique preparation for 'The Bride!', explaining how she and her dialect coach would 'riff' around Allen Ginsberg's 'Howl' and comparing the process to playing jazz in a 'feral, wild way.'
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00:00I had an incredible dialect coach who every morning would come in to me in the trailer and
00:04we'd riff around Allen Ginsberg's Howl, half in Mary Shelley, half in The Bride, and then we'd
00:10start like mixing it up. And it was like playing jazz in the most kind of feral, wild way. And
00:16it was such a brilliant experience. Two accents which are not yours. Yeah, yeah. You know, I mean,
00:23we haven't even said that yet. Like, not just two voices and two characters, two completely
00:29different accents which are not your native accents. Yeah, I mean, that just comes with
00:33work. You know, I prepped for a year to create this character in both the voice and the body
00:40and really had to define them individually before I began to have a conversation with
00:44them inside me. And how I always like to work is, you know, you do the work and then you
00:48get to set and you take your hands off the wheel and you just like let it go.
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