"The speed of how people move (in Louisiana) definitely affected how Bill is. I've tried to make Bill as still as possible. The only other person who's possibly as still, if not more so, is Alex (Skarsgard), who plays Eric. They are very, very still. And that gives the language as well a laconic, laid-back quality, which I really like."Stephen further elaborates by stating that, whenever he comes to Louisiana he feels that he learns something new each time and he can feel his accent take on a "whole new luxuriation" which he enjoys immensely. Coming to Louisiana is not only a learning experience but, also provides Stephen with a slight sense of coming home as he states:
"... it was a real opportunity to see the south in a way that I had only ever imagined it -- the landscape and how enormous it is, and how lush," Moyer said during a break in production on the Clinton episodes. "It's very English in its lushness. When you come into London, you're expecting this grey concrete thing, but it's green predominately, and it's the same here."Please visit Dave Walker's article to listen to an audio clip of Stephen Moyer discussing the development of his accent in order to make Bill Compton sound as if he really did come from the Civil War era. SOURCE: nola.com (Photo credit: HBO Inc.)
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