
Charlie Hunnam Kept His Creepy Ed Gein Voice The Whole Time He Filmed “Monster,…
Charlie admitted that he didn’t realize that keeping the voice was “annoying to people.”
A recent promotional clip released by Netflix for an upcoming series, featuring an actor portraying notorious serial killer Ed Gein, has sparked considerable discussion online. The short video, shared across social media platforms, depicts Gein in a seemingly innocuous diner setting, where his brief interaction with two young women creates an immediate sense of discomfort. The actor's portrayal, particularly his vocal delivery, has become a focal point of debate among viewers. Many comments suggest a perceived inaccuracy in Gein's voice, with some stating, 'Edd Gein did NOT talk ANYTHING LIKE THIS. So disappointed that this show ended up being so inaccurate.' Conversely, others praised the actor's transformation and talent, acknowledging the challenge of such a dark role. 'His transformation is amazing. He's such a talented guy! I know his mind had to go to a dark place for this role though so hopefully his mental health didn't suffer!' one user commented. The clip effectively generates buzz for the series, even as it navigates the fine line between dramatic interpretation and historical expectation.
Charlie admitted that he didn’t realize that keeping the voice was “annoying to people.”