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Emmy Rossum
Alexis Bledel
Leighton Meester
I guess I have typecast Emma as the girl from Harry Potter.
Emmy Rossum
Alexis Bledel
Leighton Meester
I guess I have typecast Emma as the girl from Harry Potter.
I think she makes a great choice, but doesn't she have a british accent? Goodness, I might be way off.....I'll have to Google this!
For those that don't like her in this role, who would you suggest might play a better Belle? I can't think of anyone, so that is why I ask.
I think she makes a great choice, but doesn't she have a british accent? Goodness, I might be way off.....I'll have to Google this!
For those that don't like her in this role, who would you suggest might play a better Belle? I can't think of anyone, so that is why I ask.
Actresses frequently drop and create accents for roles.
I don't have a problem with her English accent. Since Belle lives in a country with a castle, that should exclude any actress with an American accent. Emma can tone down her accent if necessary.
FWIW, British actress Hayley Mills played both twins in the original "Parent Trap." One of the twins was from Boston and the other from Monterey, CA. But she did fine with both.
Examples:
House doesn't have a British accent, but have you ever actually listened to Hugh Laurie speak?
David Tennant is Scottish, but uses an English accent in Doctor Who and an American accent in Gracepoint.
Daniel Radcliffe didn't use his natural voice when on Broadway for How to Succeed in Business (er... as far as I know).
Wash, rinse, repeat.
Examples:
House doesn't have a British accent, but have you ever actually listened to Hugh Laurie speak?
David Tennant is Scottish, but uses an English accent in Doctor Who and an American accent in Gracepoint.
Daniel Radcliffe didn't use his natural voice when on Broadway for How to Succeed in Business (er... as far as I know).
Wash, rinse, repeat.
Learning accents (and perfecting them) is part of being an actor! I have a degree in Musical Theater and I can do about 7 accents. My favorite is Cockney. Had to learn that to play Eliza Doolittle.
Examples:
House doesn't have a British accent, but have you ever actually listened to Hugh Laurie speak?
David Tennant is Scottish, but uses an English accent in Doctor Who and an American accent in Gracepoint.
Daniel Radcliffe didn't use his natural voice when on Broadway for How to Succeed in Business (er... as far as I know).
Wash, rinse, repeat.
Isn't Belle from France? So she shouldn't have an American Accent anyways? the girl in the new Cinderella movie is British as well but I guess we really don't know where Cinderella is from.
Yes!
Also Damien Lewis from Homeland.......British!
Stephen Moyer ( Bill from True Blood).... British!
And lots more.
..details, details....
Isn't Belle from France?
it is like in Star Trek ( I don't watch so maybe there is a storyline) ) but I always wondered why someone named Jean Luc Picard has a British accent. Yes, I know Patrick Stewart is British. Was Jean Luc of French ancestry but raised in Britain? If anyone knows, tell me.! I have been wondering this for decades.
There are clips somewhere of Stewart trying a French accent. Apparently it didn't work very well. I'm not sure if they were ever made public.
http://www.blastr.com/2015-1-16/lit...n-showrunners-wanted-capt-picard-speak-french
Of course...there's always this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qKakipfkAA
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