Neher explained the accent-creating process of substitution, which he uses with his own clients: " a British accent: every time an American would say 'Oh,' I will instruct an actor that that becomes 'Ouh.' " ‘Inventing Anna’ is as hollow and flashy as its namesake Julia Garner breaks down her unusual hybrid accent in 'Inventing Anna' Netflix's 'Inventing Anna' trailer captures real-life intrigue "'This is a German character, they have a German accent, a French character, a French accent, a Ghanaian character, a Ghanian accent.' If you listen to actual human beings, the storytelling is not so clear cut, that's where Inventing Anna starts to veer a little bit."Īnna Delvey's biggest con played out after she got arrested
"Playwrights, film screenwriters, when they write a role with an accent, they're generally going to paint with a broader brush than we saw in Inventing Anna," Neher said. In an interview with Mashable, Neher broke down how actors do the work of creating a character's accent and where he thinks Garner made a bold choice, but ultimately the right one for Delvey's voice.
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(opens in a new tab) (Opens in a new tab)Ĭhris Neher is an actor and professional voice coach, who teaches at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy and is an Adjunct Professor of Voice and Speech at Marymount Manhattan. It's also a subject of some contention among viewers. The effect is intentional, annoying, and mostly fascinating. She's nasal, elongating single vowels into three-syllable diphthongs and liberally coating the whole vibe with vocal fry. Julia Garner's interpretation of Sorokin's accent is best described as big. Part of the reason she succeeded in bamboozling New York high society is the implacable voice she put on that sounded like a believable blend of private schooling, vague European vowels, and anything else Sorokin could mix in to complete the illusion of mysterious wealth. In real life Delvey is Anna Sorokin, a Russian national who posed as a tony German heiress. Then, it becomes a show about a fascinating scammer with an absolutely wild accent - one everyone who's seen the show has noticed. Inventing Anna seems like a standard ripped-from-the-headlines true crime retelling until Anna Delvey opens her mouth.
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