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And that guy said Irish Red in an American accent.
Quote from: euge on February 22, 2011, 11:19:36 pmAnd that guy said Irish Red in an American accent.I think you meant dutch accent - remember, the dutch settled big parts of America. You'd be surprised how American Dutch/Flemish people can sound. I'm pretty good with accents and it's very difficult to tell.
I mean, compared to American actors trying to do English/Irish/Australians etc accents, most of which seem to be craptacular.
I wasn't sure if they eyeballed the grain or weighed it.
Quote from: phillamb168 on February 23, 2011, 02:52:54 amQuote from: euge on February 22, 2011, 11:19:36 pmAnd that guy said Irish Red in an American accent.I think you meant dutch accent - remember, the dutch settled big parts of America. You'd be surprised how American Dutch/Flemish people can sound. I'm pretty good with accents and it's very difficult to tell.Based on the number of foreign English speaking actors with American accents on U.S. TV, I think the American accent is either very easy to copy of taught to actors well I mean, compared to American actors trying to do English/Irish/Australians etc accents, most of which seem to be craptacular.
Based on the number of foreign English speaking actors with American accents on U.S. TV, I think the American accent is either very easy to copy of taught to actors well I mean, compared to American actors trying to do English/Irish/Australians etc accents, most of which seem to be craptacular.
Quote from: tschmidlin on February 23, 2011, 03:16:29 amBased on the number of foreign English speaking actors with American accents on U.S. TV, I think the American accent is either very easy to copy of taught to actors well I mean, compared to American actors trying to do English/Irish/Australians etc accents, most of which seem to be craptacular.I dunno man. Ever seen "Big Fish"? I absolutely LOVE that movie, but I crack up every time I hear Albert Finney do his "Southern US" accent.
Quote from: denny on February 23, 2011, 10:03:22 amI dunno man. Ever seen "Big Fish"? I absolutely LOVE that movie, but I crack up every time I hear Albert Finney do his "Southern US" accent.Never even heard of it. I'm terrible with names but I was thinking more like Hugh Laurie (House), the guy from The Mentalist, and the girl from Chuck.Here's someone's list:http://www.listaholic.com/10-non-american-actors-playing-american-lead-roles-in-us-tv-shows.html
I dunno man. Ever seen "Big Fish"? I absolutely LOVE that movie, but I crack up every time I hear Albert Finney do his "Southern US" accent.