Jason Isaacs Defends 'White Lotus' Accent on Fallon's Show
Jason Isaacs Defends 'White Lotus' Accent on Fallon's Show

Jason Isaacs Defends 'White Lotus' Accent on Fallon's Show

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In a recent series of interviews, Jason Isaacs discussed his role in HBO's 'The White Lotus,' focusing particularly on his character Tim Ratliff's Southern accent, which he insists was not based on the reality show 'Southern Charm.' Despite speculation from co-stars and viewers, Isaacs clarified that he relied on dialect coaching and research into politicians from Durham, North Carolina, instead. He humorously noted that his portrayal drew mixed reactions online, with some questioning his authenticity as a Southern character. Isaacs also joked about the process, claiming he wore a 'prosthetic tongue' to achieve the accent's unique qualities, which he described as differing notably from other Southern accents. He expressed satisfaction with how his accent resonated with locals from Durham, who felt it reflected their own speech patterns. This light-hearted yet serious exploration of dialect has sparked considerable discussion among fans of the series.

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