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Dexter: Original Sin's lead, Patrick Gibson, has disclosed how painstakingly he caught Dexter Morgan's legendary voice for the prequel series. Gibson, who plays a younger form of the titular serial killer, underlined the need of faithfully following Dexter's changing chronology while capturing his voice.
Gibson said he studied Michael C. Hall's Dexter depiction in the original series for a lot of time, especially paying close attention to the character's unusual tone and inflection. Understanding Dexter's voice's vital part in defining the character, he sought to reflect its core. Gibson was careful, though, not to exactly copy Hall's voice. He knew that a basic imitation would not be able to portray the character's development across time.
Gibson's method was to convey Dexter's voice's essence but via the prism of a younger, growing person. Being in the 1990s, when Dexter was still forming the moral code that would eventually characterize him, he sought to convey a voice reflecting his character. Gibson's reading would thus not only honor Hall's representation but also help to shape Dexter's early years' story.
Michael C. Hall will once more play Dexter's "Dark Passenger" via voiceover narration in Dexter: Original Sin. Gibson's acting is further complicated by this; he must reflect the unique character of a younger Dexter while simultaneously matching Hall's voice. Gibson's performance's effectiveness depends on his ability to smoothly combine his voice with Hall's so that the audience will find a coherent and gripping story.
Original Sin looks into Dexter Morgan's early years and shows him as an adolescent struggling with his deadly inclinations and starting to create his own code of ethics. This scene offers a special chance to examine Dexter's development as a character as Gibson's voice is so important in capturing the complexity of a young Dexter negotiating his evil impulses.
Dexter: Original Sin's forthcoming December launch has created great buzz among original series aficionados. Together with Michael C. Hall's comeback as the legendary "Dark Passenger," Gibson's methodical approach to recording Dexter's voice has created buzz for the prequel's story and the dramatic interaction of these two voices.