Tahar Rahim: A Complete Transformation in 'Monsieur Aznavour'
Tahar Rahim's Remarkable Transformation
Six years after the passing of Charles Aznavour, Tahar Rahim is set to resurrect the music icon on screen. With the film 'Monsieur Aznavour' nearing release, Rahim discusses his impressive transformation into the illustrious singer during an appearance on Audrey Crespo-Mara's show 'Sept à Huit'. The actor details his rigorous preparations, including physical training and extensive makeup, resulting in an astonishing resemblance to Aznavour.
Behind the Scenes: A Journey of Dedication
- Vocal Training: Rahim confirmed, “I sing in the film.” His commitment saw him take 6-8 hours of vocal lessons weekly for six months to perfect his voice for the role.
- Method Acting: The actor compared his transformation to that of high-level athletes, emphasizing the substantial personal growth he experienced.
- With determination, he declared, “You have a great imitator. But I want to sing myself, and you can layer it on.”
As the film presents a music biopic portrayal, Rahim impressively discovers the vocal similarities between his and Aznavour's bass tones, while overcoming challenges in replicating Aznavour's unique highs. This became a creative collaboration that blends his talent with the iconic legacy of Charles Aznavour.
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