The child has awful british accent

that was on purpose. why don't they get smarter people to create threads here?

Lol, is it me or did she sound Australian only saying British things?

You're not too smart, are you?

I get the impression that some of the posters here have overlooked the fact that it was the character, Maggie, who had aspirations of becoming an actress and was showing off what she thought was a British accent. So it made perfect sense that the accent was so unconvincing. What didn't make much sense is that when she used it in front of Palmer, instead of simply saying that she wanted to be an actress, they invented a lie that forced her to stay with the grating accent for the rest of the film.

Of course, the whole plot of the film would have disappeared if, when Palmer found his wedding ring, Danny simply told her the original truth - that he kept it as a memento of his humiliating experience almost getting married. (That's what his voice-over says in the scene with Minka Kelly, where he discovers the ring's usefulness for picking up women.)

The original Cactus Flower handles this premise more plausibly. But then, it's a much better film in most ways.

Unfortunately you've created a gay thread, please try again later.

It was supposed to be bad. That was the joke.

What we have here is failure to communicate!

LOL....she was supposed to have a bad British accent.....I can't believe you actually missed that!

Um....her accent wasn't supposed to be well done. She was a little girl taking acting classes and the bad accent was intentional and very funny, IMO.








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