Lady Gaga has made a serious effort to master the Italian accent for her role in “House of Gucci”, but admits that she wishes everyone would stop focusing so much on it.
“To be honest, I feel like I was impressed by working on my accent for so long and being in character for so long,” he told the New York Times after the film premiered in London.
Patricia Retzani’s accent eventually became “like a muscular memory,” he noted.
In another interview with the AP, she said she spent about six months practicing pronunciation and another 3.5 months interpreting the character. “I do not know if she will ever leave me completely,” she said in a statement on the red carpet at the premiere.
As he told the New York Times, he did not want to spark a debate about “the acting method of impressing,” adding: “It would be harder for me to get in and out of the character on set than to stay in the role.”
In fact, he explained, the quarantine due to the pandemic led her to remain in character even longer than she would have been left in different circumstances “why what else would I do when I returned to my hotel room?” How could I turn it off? ‘
The actress and singer also mentioned how she tried to expel Retzani after the production was completed. “When I got on the return plane from Italy, I threw away my cigarettes,” he revealed. “I threw away the drink, landed in Los Angeles and cleaned up my life because I could no longer live like that.”
However, he admitted that he “experienced some kind of attachment panic”. “I felt like Patricia felt, a life without Gucci was not a life worth living. The best moment in her life was when she was a Gucci, and I can tell you, when I finished this movie, that the best moment in my life was being a Gucci. This is how art and life are combined “, he underlined.
.
