Name: ダニエル・クレイグ、"南部紳士 "のアクセントを見つける｜『ナイフ・アウト』インタビュー｜Fandango (Daniel Craig on Finding His "Southern Gentleman" Accent | 'Knives Out' Interview | Fandango)
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The family gathered to celebrate your father's 85th birthday.

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I wasn't at the party pre my dad's death.

So the film opens and closes with a mug that says, My house, my coffee, my rules.

No, I just I like a soon as you know, and there's nothing worse than a reformed smoker.

There's probably nothing worse than a reformed drinker. 00:00:58.560 --> 00:01:2.830  It's because I but I have alcohol in my house easily, but smoking. 00:01:2.830 --> 00:01:3.500  I just don't. 00:01:3.650 --> 00:01:10.710  I probably My rule is probably knows we have about yes, which is interesting because your character he smokes.

Daniel, your Southern accent is so good in this film.

So how easily does the southern accent come to?

You know, easily and no and no accent comes to me easily until they wish they did.

I was just talking to some of the other days about it.

And so saying, If I do impressions of people, they just sound like the same person.

It's like kind of learning a song or something.

You have to kind of just have to kind of just bash away for months on end before and then when when it when it's in, it's in.

And then I could just do it and I can say anything it and that has to be.

I can't sort of I can't put it on Was the accent Your idea?

It's in the script. 00:01:58.020 --> 00:02:1.630  Yeah, that's in the script that I mean, it was described him on the way the scripts written. 00:02:1.630 --> 00:02:12.250  He's written as this eloquent Southern gentleman, someone who's that usedto oratory, who's used It was used to speaking like the sound of his own voice, who speaks his thoughts to get his head together.

So I just, you know, I filled in the gaps.

So when you saw this group, were you excited at the possibility of doing another voice other than James Bond?

It's like it's such it's so beautifully written on Dhe.

So much fun on my belly laughed when I read it the first time on Belly Love whenever it the second time.

I mean, it's it's that kind of It's that, you know, I'm just saying it was satisfying things for me, a watching in front with an audience because it's one of those movies that just screams to going to be seen by in the movie theater and that people got the gags and they go every gag, get every gang you say every gag, every you know that every character has conned you.

Just It's so satisfying so that I barely left watching the both of you, Jamie. 00:02:59.430 --> 00:03:6.050  Was it hard to keep a straight face on scene when you were doing your monologue specifically going through all the details of the mystery? 00:03:6.240 --> 00:03:14.110  Oh, it's not hard doing a straight face because he's telling a story, you know, he's a storyteller.

A detective who is working out ideas in his head.

He's telling all of us a story, and so and his sort of Mulet feel.

I'll say it again, Mel lift, Louis Voice.

This honeyed whiskey honeyed, delicious molasses voice is is compelling, so I wouldn't say that what he was saying was funny in that moment, because he's telling the story.

It's hard to keep a straight face around Michael Shannon, period.

Like anything, he does script it, even if you know what's coming. 00:03:57.060 --> 00:04:0.650  He does it in a weird way that makes you left so great really quick. 00:04:0.660 --> 00:04:3.270  You compare the mystery to the center of a doughnut. 00:04:3.280 --> 00:04:7.610  If you guys were donut, what doughnut would you be and why I'm just glazed. 00:04:8.640 --> 00:04:10.080  I'm old fashioned.

There's an old fashioned doughnut, has more rough edges, are kind of glaze, but it's it's glazed is sort of.

Old fashioned are are they look like crowns.

They kind of have little edges and their little crispier up your ass.

Very smooth film obviously opens up and closes with a mug that says my house my coffee.

The house I grew up in your personal house, my personal house.

I don't have many rules, and that is I don't know that I have.

Your rules are the one you grew up in. 00:04:58.640 --> 00:05:0.150  Uh, shoes off. 00:05:1.440 --> 00:05:2.850  It's not that uncommon. 00:05:3.390 --> 00:05:4.550  Oh, my gosh. 00:05:5.490 --> 00:05:6.390  I don't know. 00:05:6.650 --> 00:05:8.270  No, no, no rules. 00:05:8.280 --> 00:05:8.860  Back on. 00:05:8.870 --> 00:05:11.210  No, no, I didn't have any rules.

Just come back when you're hungry on you get some beings.

Both of your characters air heavily involved in the narrative of this film.

So were you guys given the whole script and did you know what?

What was it like getting the whole script?

Uh, well, typically, you get the whole script, but but it was It was certainly a fun read, you know, is one of those movies that you burned through because you don't really know who did it.

I mean, I was guessing until the very end.

Yeah, likewise. 00:05:56.530 --> 00:06:0.190  I mean, it was Ah, very original, surprising and exciting. 00:06:0.190 --> 00:06:10.040  And I obviously right away fell in love with my character, and it was like, Good need to do that is please, I promise.

Yeah, I love the character martyr so much And the family in the movie Miss identifies you know your character's culture so much, and we never really get to find out where Marta's from.

So did you develop a cultural background for your character prepping for this one?

Um, and the actresses who played my mom and sister were actually Cuban like me.

We just didn't want to get into, like, getting, like, actually same in the movie where she was from, because Cuba and the U.

Have very specific rules and laws for immigration, and that would have complicated the whole the whole thing.

So the the end of the day, I think it was intentional, actually not saying where she was from.

And let's just, you know, leave people still guess English, You know, Christ, I have to ask. 00:06:57.060 --> 00:07:1.050  You know, everyone's probably ask you today, but what was it like telling everyone each. 00:07:1.050 --> 00:07:2.650  It It's great. 00:07:2.690 --> 00:07:3.860  It's really satisfying. 00:07:3.860 --> 00:07:6.180  I think it's a very appropriate statement, you know? 00:07:6.180 --> 00:07:10.370  I mean, like, it really kind of is I was going to say it's very cutting.

Yeah, it was initially the line was f off.

Um, but but we didn't want to make it and all rated movie.

Andi, I have a friend that used to say, Eat my shit, eat my shit.

I always thought it was such a funny thing to say.

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