“It was very intense,” she says. “It’s a very different way of using one’s mouth. It takes quite a lot of concentration. But I quite surprised when I first started watching video and listening to tapes just how posh her voice was. I think that’s a decision one has to make. How far back are you going to go with your upper-class voice? And how are you going to normalise it for modern audiences?” – I actually love that she discusses things like that… like strategies of working with voice and with language.
Gillian Anderson: A woman of extremely few words
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