Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje on Method Acting as 'Euphoria' Villain Alamo Brown
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Ethan Shanfeld
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Summary
Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje discusses his intense Method acting approach for playing Alamo Brown, a violent strip club tycoon, in HBO's 'Euphoria.' He trained for six weeks to perform a 30-second scene where his character nearly kills Zendaya's character Rue with a mallet while on horseback. The actor maintained a Southern accent for nine months during filming and describes the role as some of his best acting on the show.
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· 1 pulledThat was some of the best acting I've done in the show, because you couldn't tell I w
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