Austin Butler Hired Dialect Coach to UNLEARN 'Elvis' Accent

Austin Butler: Life, Career & Stories
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In the new issue of 'Men's Health,' on newsstands starting Sept. 2, Austin Butler reveals various medical scares he experienced after filming 'Elvis.' He says he struggled to reconnect with family and friends after immersing himself into the world of the rock legend, admitting he had to hire a dialect coach to unlearn the voice he used in the film. Meanwhile, Dua Lipa tells 'Harper's Bazaar,' on newsstands starting Aug. 26, that she loves love and is 'happier than ever' with fiancé Callum Turner.
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That smile, those killer abs, sweating it out, and kissing a puppy? The photo shoot capturing
what's being called Austin's radical reset, going from Elvis to a criminal and everything in
between. You know, I'm very shy. What did you get me into? In his new film, Caught Stealing,
Austin plays a former MLB player who finds himself in the middle of a gang war. He gained 25 pounds
with the goal of building a, quote, baseball butt. I'm so silly. Like, what am I doing?
Yeah, Austin goes all out for his roles. In fact, he was so method playing Elvis,
he actually had to hire a dialect coach to unlearn the accent. At this point, I keep asking people,
is this my voice? In the mag, On Stand September 2nd, the 34-year-old also details some bizarre
health scares, from getting a grain-of-rice-sized piece of glass stuck in his foot that caused him
to walk with his toes curled for eight months, to a migraine that led to temporary blindness.
Quote, it felt like the life was being sucked from my body. I actually genuinely thought I was dying.
Physically, it was brutal. That's Austin today, looking dapper at the London premiere of his
crime caper out August 29th. He posed with co-star Zoe Kravitz, both matching in classic black.
And when it comes to Austin's Masters of the Air co-star Callum Turner,
his fiancée Dua Lipa is opening up about intensely falling for her man of nearly two years.
The Harper's Bazaar icon's cover girl says she used to spend a lot of time being guarded or
protecting my heart. But now that she's happier than ever, it feels like I'm doing a disservice
by not talking about it. You seem so happy in all areas. How do you describe this moment? Perfect.
