Washington [US], Actor Austin Butler, who plays Benny in the American crime drama film 'The Bikeriders', shared how he prepared for his role and learned the right accent to portray his character on screen. Hollywood Reporter.
Austin, who plays Benny, a club member who falls in love with Kathy, played by Jodie Comer, said that while learning and understanding his character's Chicago accent, "I did some thinking about it beforehand. Spent time; I wanted to figure out where Benny fits into the tapestry of the film, with the dialect," he shared.
'The Bikeriders' is a 2023 American crime drama film written and directed by Jeff Nichols. The story revolves around 1960s Midwestern motorcycle club The Vandals and how a group of local outsiders transform into a violent gang. It not only has a lot of bike riding features but also a lot of features.It stars Jodie Comer, Austin Butler, Tom Hardy, Michael Shannon, Mike Faust and Norman Reedus.
The film's characters are based on real people and were inspired by Danny Lyon's 1967 photo book depicting the motorcycle club Outlaws MC.
Butler continued, "Once I heard Jodie's audio of the real Kathy, I tried to find something that felt appropriate for her. So I feel like I went subtle with it, but I tried to do that." Worked with a bid coach for that job."
The actor, who has always tried to give his best.The star, who is best known for his extreme voice work portraying Elvis in Baz Luhrmann's 2022 film 'Elvis,' shared that in doing this film, "The difference is when you play someone who You're playing a role that everyone knows, so there's the pressure of where you know people can see interviews with that person, so it puts a different kind of responsibility on him."
Writer-director Jeff Nichols shared that each actor who is a part of the film had a different approach to their voice.
"There were no audio examples of Austin's character, so I gave him examples of other people talking and he had to absorb the world around him and come up with a voice that suited his body and his character. Yes," Nicholas continued.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, 'The Bikeriders' also stars Norman Reedus, Mike Faust and Beau Knapp.
Austin, who plays Benny, a club member who falls in love with Kathy, played by Jodie Comer, said that while learning and understanding his character's Chicago accent, "I did some thinking about it beforehand. Spent time; I wanted to figure out where Benny fits into the tapestry of the film, with the dialect," he shared.
'The Bikeriders' is a 2023 American crime drama film written and directed by Jeff Nichols. The story revolves around 1960s Midwestern motorcycle club The Vandals and how a group of local outsiders transform into a violent gang. It not only has a lot of bike riding features but also a lot of features.It stars Jodie Comer, Austin Butler, Tom Hardy, Michael Shannon, Mike Faust and Norman Reedus.
The film's characters are based on real people and were inspired by Danny Lyon's 1967 photo book depicting the motorcycle club Outlaws MC.
Butler continued, "Once I heard Jodie's audio of the real Kathy, I tried to find something that felt appropriate for her. So I feel like I went subtle with it, but I tried to do that." Worked with a bid coach for that job."
The actor, who has always tried to give his best.The star, who is best known for his extreme voice work portraying Elvis in Baz Luhrmann's 2022 film 'Elvis,' shared that in doing this film, "The difference is when you play someone who You're playing a role that everyone knows, so there's the pressure of where you know people can see interviews with that person, so it puts a different kind of responsibility on him."
Writer-director Jeff Nichols shared that each actor who is a part of the film had a different approach to their voice.
"There were no audio examples of Austin's character, so I gave him examples of other people talking and he had to absorb the world around him and come up with a voice that suited his body and his character. Yes," Nicholas continued.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, 'The Bikeriders' also stars Norman Reedus, Mike Faust and Beau Knapp.
