Colin Farrell's 'British' accent
Wow what a horrible job. I'm halfway thru and I barely noticed he was attempting an accent. I think he's a great actor but not so well with the accent.
shareOops. I guess its irish. Considering he was born in Ireland.. LOL. Didn't know that. I've never heard any accent in any other movie he's been in. is he actually trying to fake it? If so, it's still terrible. Too inconsistent
shareBilly mentions that he's Irish, and if his accent sounds a bit inconsistent, that could easily be explained by his character having lived in the states for a long time.
shareIt is an Irish accent. Because he is Irish...
He did his own accent in In Bruges and loads of others.
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so... a native born irishman needs to work on his accent is what you're saying? considering you cant' tell an irish accent from an english one, i think i'll disregard this whole post.
however, if this was your attempt at trolling, i'll just say
meh..
And the character he's playing is an Irishman that lives in the states. What are you missing?
shareWhy don't you read the other comment I wrote. English, Irish; they sound pretty damn close when you are American. I didn't know he spoke naturally with an Irish accent until further research on him. As i stated above as well.
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English, Irish; they sound pretty damn close when you are American.Dude, from one American to another, speak for yourself. I am hardly the biggest patriot, but I take exception when someone uses the word "American" when they really meant "ignorant." ---It wants no straps. - Karlhttp://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000024/nest/158601447 share
English and Irish accents sound nothing like each other to be honest.
shareEnglish, Irish; they sound pretty damn close when you are American.
Not to an intelligent person who actually listens when people speak. It's easy to tell English, Irish and Scottish people apart based on their accents. share
Not unless your IQ is less than 100 you should be able to tell the difference.
I'm a Troll
Not unless your IQ is less than 100 you should be able to tell the difference.
My IQ is considerably less than 100, yet I can assure you I have no trouble differentiating Irish, English and Scottish accents. share
I've never heard anyone say that English and Irish accents sound similar! A lot of Americans seem to find it hard to differentiate between English and Australian accents though.
shareEnglish, Irish; they sound pretty damn close when you are American.
Speak for yourself!! You're the kind of moron that makes people hate Americans. I'm American and they sound VERY different to me.
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