Lupita Nyong’o shares inspiration for her creepy voice in ‘Us’
30 March 2019 |
10:50 am
Lupita Nyong'o Shares Inspiration for Her Creepy Voice in 'Us' Nyong'o plays the antagonistic 'Tethered' character, The star revealed that she studied people with spasmodic dysphonia to create the voice of her 'Us' character, Red.
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