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kiera knightley was superb, even with that slightly strained welsh accent,and it is a sad tale that they tell.
Ford's character need not be such an unentertaining man of few words and Scott-Thomas's accent change is a little disconcerting at first.
I liked this one better, as the latter got drug down a little bit by giving the antagonist an Eastern European accent (I know that it was during the Cold War, but still).
Which he didn't pull off the southern accent,but he did pretty well with it.Know Emma Thompson did really good she definitely pulled off the southern accent.
Vi's wacky Sebastian accent and mannerisms are entirely unrealistic but made me laugh so hard at some points I almost choked on my popcorn.
jude law was wonderful, though it was humorous, him trying to cover up his wonderful accent.
Emma Thompson, (FBI AIC), delivers her role with grace and humor and gets my vote for best fake southern accent by a Limey.
Special mention must also go to Michael Gambon who plays for laughs with a brilliantly accurate and yet comedic inner city Dublin accent.
I'm curious to know if the movie would have been better received if she had used her regular (pre-British influenced) speaking voice rather than the hyper-Bronxy accent used instead.
At times the girl would hit the New England accent to hard.
The accent would sort of come and go.
The only downside is that this is a British production, and some of the actors lack skill in affecting a convincing American accent.
It is certain that no American studio would have even considered making a film of such strong content, and that is precisely why this is such a satisfying film (despite some unusual accent choices for the dubbing) and will definitely have people discussing its meanings long after viewing it.
The way to accent the loneliness of the character is magnificent.
The jazz score is unforgettable, Kim Novak's likable despite a ludicrous accent, Eleanor Parker is annoying and waaaay too dramatic, the turtle-like Arnold Stang is amusing the first time but more embarrassing every time out, and Darren McGavin makes a wonderfully slimy drug dealer, the sets are unconvincing - at first glance it seems a peculiar mixed bag tossed together by the great Otto Preminger with an off-center charm.
i miss Rickman's sexy English accent (luckily he slips into it and out of the American pattern).
And I would have rated it higher than a 7 out of 10 if it wasn't for the seriously uneven Irish accent of Barbara Hershey in the leading role of Mother Madalyn.
The accent came and went unfortunately which I found more than a little distracting.
It's probably better that he didn't attempt one, but all the other characters of the film speak in an English accent.
In this well-acted classic of anti-crime film-making, Richard Kiley is young but very strong as Patterson, playing it without an accent.
Of course her greek accent is not believable, she's uncapable of acting decently not even in one scene.
Her sex appeal, ample assets and sexy southern accent more than make this film rewatchable.
As for Long, who did shine in 'Love Jones', there were times when she seemed to concentrate more on her accent than playing her character.
However, Sakall steals the film as a chef trying to master the English language while speaking with an almost incomprehensible European accent.
there is a point towards the end of the film where the name of a character who then speaks with an American accent is actually beeped out--a simple google search of "lumumba film censor" or something similar will reveal a truly fascinating (and perhaps disturbing) twist regarding the production of this important film.
...this film noire set piece suffers from murky sound (at least, as shown on the inadequate equipment of both the Seattle and Maine film festivals) and murkier plotting, while Rickman suffers from an American accent, old tennis shoes and baggy sweats.
I suppose you really have to be Irish to appreciate the some of the subtlties such as accent, colloquialisms and the dress sense of some of the characters but let me assure you that when Dylan Moran impersonates 'Barreler' the impersonation is quite familiar to most people from Dublin because we have many characters in our fine city that look, act and talk like that!
The Russians actually speak Russian without accent, but the cars are extremely strange, with models spanning like 50 years, and so the place seems weirdly out of time.
Get past the accent and go see his stand-up.
Lastly, Hildegard Knef (in one of her last roles) plays a great witch, and she has the most amazing voice and accent.
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