CB: Nashville, Tennesse. It's a fine city, it happens to be where yours truly is based, and it also happens to be one of the cities rising-star actor Walton Goggins selected as a pitstop on his press tour.
Given the choices of Los Angeles, Toronto, and several other huge markets, Goggins decided he wanted to stay in the southern region of the country to promote his latest film, The Hateful Eight. As soon as he approached in this artsy hotel lobby, it made sense that Nashville and Atlanta were his choices. He's a southern gent all the way through from his slick but casual black outfit, complete with a matching chapeu and boots, to his accent which sounds just like it often does on screen in his recent Django and Hateful endeavors.
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