Overview

• Beck said German productions routinely cast domestic actors in foreign roles such as Scots, Venetians and Swedes
• He described dressing as an English lord on a Rosamunde-Pilcher set in Cornwall’s country manors
• He revealed that many Cornwall residents did not realize German crews had filmed there for decades
• He noted his performance remained unchanged for Croatia crime TV films, with only stereotypical makeup and no accent alterations
• He contrasted German shoots with a French coproduction where catering included a three-course meal served under a tent with wine and cheese