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Fringe - Interview with Anna Torv about the William Bell twist

18 Mar 2011

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Thanks to vargesz for the heads up.

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9 comments:

  1. cortexifan18 March 2011 at 17:03

    You go girl.

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  2. vargesz18 March 2011 at 17:06

    Best parts:

    “When you are about to do something you’re kind of freaked out about, you want to be able to look up and know there’s a safe place to go to – and it’s there in John’s eyes,” she explains.

    “I’m no good at doing voices, mimicking people, so once I realized, ‘S—t, I can’t do this,’ you just take a deep breath and go for it.”

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  3. Fringie698918 March 2011 at 17:55

    Anna Torv is so amazing! Favorite line: “I’m no good at doing voices, mimicking people, so once I realized, ‘S—t, I can’t do this,’ you just take a deep breath and go for it.” LOL If she's not, then theres no hope for anyone else out there.

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  4. Puppet18 March 2011 at 19:50

    I love the idea of the Bell/Olivia possession, but if she can't do voice acting, she shouldn't be doing voice acting. She sounded so stupid and unrealistic. It would have been better if she'd kept her same voice. His voice was raspy due to age and shouldn't have been in her.

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  5. lichen264118 March 2011 at 20:14

    Well it wasn't like Anna chose for her character to turn into William Bell. I thought she sounded great actually. I think it was definitely weird and almost alarming at first hearing those first words she said after the possession but if she would have kept her same voice it would have been far less believable and looked even more stupid. She had to not only sound like William Bell but she also had to get Leonard Nimoy's facial expressions down for people to believe it and I think she did great with it. And yes, if she was a voice actor she might have done it differently.

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  6. Jeffjo18 March 2011 at 20:22

    I think you need to change the voice a bit for the audience to "buy" this possession stuff. Remember in Unearthed, when the girl got possessed by that man, her voice changed too.

    I think having Olivia speak in her real voice would have been wrong, but that's just my opinion.

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  7. Dosemaster General20 March 2011 at 11:48

    She had Nimoy's Bell's cadence down pretty well.

    There have been a lot greater things to qq about than that with this show.

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  8. christine lee25 March 2011 at 02:21

    For my opinion, Anna Torv channeling the voice just nice like an Elderly; and for the episode you mention, i remember that girl was possessed by a strong and fierce young man so the voice in very rigidity .

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