Has he ever done any movies where he's actually Australian? I feel like he could be a good actor if I didn't have to listen to that lisp he puts on whenever he plays an American. Which he doesn't have in his speaking voice so I'm guessing that's just how Australians think all Americans sound.
Has he ever done any movies where he's actually Australian...
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Jeremiah White
Animal Kingdom is one I recall. Pretty good movie too.
Dominic Edwards
But he does have a lisp, even when he's doing his natural accent.
Captain Marvel he uses his own accent.
Jaxson Robinson
I dunno what it is. Hugh Laurie also acquired a strange lisp when he played House. I think maybe us burgers slightly elongate our s sounds at the beginning of words, and britbongs/ausfags just can't get the timing right so it sounds like a lisp.
It is hell of distracting, makes thread related sound like a fag in TDKR.
Hudson Howard
The movie where his nephew cucks him
Aiden Murphy
He pretty good in Killing them softly and plays an Aussie.
Carson Rivera
Australians only use their real accent when they make movies about Australia.
The rest of the time they're either American or British.
Blake Torres
He has a movie where he fucks his daughter
Juan James
Are these the same movie? Sounds pretty exciting.
Robert Price
Jason Clarke has this bad. He almost always seems to play Americans, mainly because he's clearly put a ton of work into getting that accent right.
Nathan Morgan
>Jason Clarke
Australians don't have an accent as such but have to bung one on to play a Yank or a Pom.
ftfy.
Daniel Morris
Jason Clarke is from Space Australia.
Camden Hall
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Jonathan Jackson
Same with Christian Bale. I wish Americans sounded as cool as Bale thinks they do.
Michael Cox
Rogue One sounds general Australian. It's not Ben's natural accent, though; he's very ocker in interviews
Grayson Stewart
Which is odd because he was going for "working class Imperial" (i.e he rose through the ranks, rather than coming from privilege).
Gavin Gray
Maybe he really has an American accent, and he puts on an Australian accent in real life for show
Adrian Phillips
he was born in Australia but he's actually a jew
Cameron Brown
Clearly some of us do. That's where he got the impression from.
Dylan Lopez
Dylan Moore
I don't know what ocker means but he sounded British there. Most Imperials are British, I think it's described as a Coruscanti accent in-universe.
Sebastian Ross
He plays an Aussie in "Killing them Softly". Great flick.
Ryder Kelly
he's been in Australian kino for decades
Julian Fisher
Ocker is the nasally accent most are familiar with.
>he sounded British there
Not really. Long vowels and true dipthongs are more common in Western and South Australia, but still Australian.
Jason Cook
one of his first films he is distinctly Australian
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Henry Parker
He's australian in Captain Marvel when he's a space alien.
James Moore
So, space aliens are australian?
Brandon Martin
or kiwi
Evan Gonzalez
Australians speak out of their nose. Americans speak out of the front of their mouth.
But he has a lisp in any accent.
Josiah Flores
That movie was weird. And he gets btfo randomly and that made me sad.