As the panel for FOX's new series Lie to Me began today at the Television Critics Association press tour, a journalist asked if there were any concerns that this was a concept where they would too quickly cover everything in this particular field – as the show follows Tim Roth's Dr. Cal Lightman, an expert on lying. Said Executive Producer Samuel Baum, "there's a range of cases you'll see. There are as many lies as there are people." Roth himself agreed, referencing the show's scientific consultant, Paul Ekman, who is a real life expert on lying. Said Roth, "There's so much to what Paul does, that there's plenty of room for plenty of episodes."
In a time when network television is filled with British and Australian actors playing American roles, Lie to Me stands out because Tim Roth, gasp, actually plays a British character. When the show's creators were asked how this came to be, Executive Producer Steven Maeda, replied, "Tim said I want to be British, and we said okay!"
Roth explained that for his part, "I've done dialects a lot and I know the work that goes into it. You have to be pretty specific to convince people that's where you're from." Roth referenced his fellow FOX star Hugh Laurie, remarking, "Do you want the extra work? I don't know how Hugh does it! You've got to be really flexible and light on your feet. It was a deal breaker for me, I said no and they said okay
As the panel for FOX's new series Lie to Me began today at the Television Critics Association press tour, a journalist asked if there were any concerns that this was a concept where they would too quickly cover everything in this particular field – as the show follows Tim Roth's Dr. Cal Lightman, an expert on lying. Said Executive Producer Samuel Baum, "there's a range of cases you'll see. There are as many lies as there are people." Roth himself agreed, referencing the show's scientific consultant, Paul Ekman, who is a real life expert on lying. Said Roth, "There's so much to what Paul does, that there's plenty of room for plenty of episodes."In a time when network television is filled with British and Australian actors playing American roles, Lie to Me stands out because Tim Roth, gasp, actually plays a British character. When the show's creators were asked how this came to be, Executive Producer Steven Maeda, replied, "Tim said I want to be British, and we said okay!"Roth explained that for his part, "I've done dialects a lot and I know the work that goes into it. You have to be pretty specific to convince people that's where you're from." Roth referenced his fellow FOX star Hugh Laurie, remarking, "Do you want the extra work? I don't know how Hugh does it! You've got to be really flexible and light on your feet. It was a deal breaker for me, I said no and they said okay
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