Of course he's the villain--he has a British accent. All movie villains have British accents. Except for LotR and Harry Potter.
All Hollywood villains have British accents.
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Of course he's the villain--he has a British accent. All movie villains have British accents. Except for LotR and Harry Potter.
All Hollywood villains have British accents.
Unless they have German or Russian accents.
But usually there's a British accent lurking beneath the adopted Russian or German accent. It sometimes seems a Brit or UK actor can't get a job in Hollywood unless it's as a villain, or he has a workable American accent.
After 200 years, we're still bitter.
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But usually there's a British accent lurking beneath the adopted Russian or German accent.
Ha, so true! I was just thinking of Rickman in Die Hard.
When British people are Batman and Spiderman and Superman I think they're doing ok, casting-wise.
But they're doing it with American accents! So, you know, we still have some ground to hoe.
Of course, most American movies have people with, what, one of three American accents? So the fact that there are not British accents I find hardly surprising.
Of course, most American movies have people with, what, one of three American accents?
That's all I can think of off the top of my head.
What about New York/New Jersey?