There is no way that I'm going to let this one go.
Jad heard me when I called into a radio show. She is a voice coach in Hollywood and said that I had a perfect Detroit accent. ( okay that was a little bit of a let down because I am very proud of my Chicago diction.)
Anyway the job was to teach Al Pacino how to act.
She sent me the script and made me swear that I would never tell anybody because Martin Scorsese is sue happy. So I was tight-lipped about this.
She recorded me speaking the script but she was also coaching me on the emotions behind the words. She would conjure up the scene where I was saying things angry, or frightened, or a stone cold killer. I really felt like I was acting in the movie.
Anyway I got to say the greatest Mafia line ever when the hit was put on Jimmy Hoffa.
"Hey Frank, I heard you paint houses."
Jad heard me when I called into a radio show. She is a voice coach in Hollywood and said that I had a perfect Detroit accent. ( okay that was a little bit of a let down because I am very proud of my Chicago diction.)
Anyway the job was to teach Al Pacino how to act.
She sent me the script and made me swear that I would never tell anybody because Martin Scorsese is sue happy. So I was tight-lipped about this.
She recorded me speaking the script but she was also coaching me on the emotions behind the words. She would conjure up the scene where I was saying things angry, or frightened, or a stone cold killer. I really felt like I was acting in the movie.
Anyway I got to say the greatest Mafia line ever when the hit was put on Jimmy Hoffa.
"Hey Frank, I heard you paint houses."