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Initially he did it as a German accent because it was kind of a mad scientist, so he tested that out.

And then they shifted to an American accent for some reason, which just didn't work.

And then he was on the bus this day and he heard this woman in front of him say to another woman,

do you have a home in the town or the country?

And he was like, that is it.

That is the Frank voice.

And he said it was that combined with the voice he thought his mother used to put on on the phone when she would answer the phone.

And so that's where he kind of drew that from.

And then the other thing that he said that he thought was... Oh, that's so cool.

What were they going for with Yoda?

Did I get you a coffee?

No, no, I love that story.

I can't imagine Yoda with any other voice than the Yoda voice.

So the other bit of great trivia I thought that Tim Curry had was about Frankenfurter and what –

how people, you know, should obviously that character's been played now many, many times on stage by different actors and in his view, what is the key to landing that character?

And he was saying he's kind of inherently confident and inherently himself and he said he felt like the strut does a lot of the conveying of the power.

But he said anyone that thinks Frank is in drag and that they play Frank as a drag queen is making a massive, massive error because he says...

he's not in drag.

That's he himself.

And he's in, you need to think of it as he is in the national costume of Transylvania.