American actor Neil Patrick Harris has spilled the beans on his hosting the Academy Awards saying that he has always been keen on diction along with some fresh vegetable juice.
The 41-year-old actor asserted that he always focuses on inflection, pitch and pace as one reveals a lot about themselves by the way they communicate verbally. He also credits a fresh juice blend of apple, carrot, ginger and beet for getting him Oscars-ready, saying that it was important to be focused on the show, and not on digestion or stomach bloating.
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