Amy Robach & T.J. Holmes
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 1 Apr
Amy Robach & T.J. Holmes’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You know, I will find the energy of what it was, which was, you know, this narcissist, the nth degree and play with that.
And I, you know, it was a challenge because
I don't know what they, you know, but I carried about 80% of the dialogue.
And to play a bad guy having to carry most of the dialogue, you know, there needs to be not something that sort of an audience can go, oh, I relate to that.
I know that, but like something entertaining.
Right.
So I decided on this sort of Mick Jagger rock star sort of physicality that like gave him this narcissistic air that he in his mind was,
was Mick Jagger.
He was a rock star known by the world and he acted that way.
And Elizabeth talked about, I've heard her speaking, maybe she says this in the documentary, I'm not sure, that she couldn't decide whether it was worse, the physical abuse and the consistent, constant rape or having to listen to him talk, that he was so inflated and had this sense of himself that was just like relentless, you know, like a different sort of torture.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I mean, that's a... Yeah, I mean, both sides were just so ugly.
Yeah.
Was there a lot of conversation on set about how to depict the violence responsibly, especially knowing that Elizabeth was only 14 when this happened?
That's complicated.
Yeah, I mean, yeah, there was.
And, you know, we shot...
the, when he first, the night he kidnaps her, he takes her into the tent to wed her so he can start, you know, his, yeah.
And so we got to that scene, which we shot on a soundstage, and crew members were leaving, you know, after, like, they were just, like, torn up and, like,
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