Famous roles where the actor/actress used an accent other than their own
- Gregory House (British Hugh Laurie using American accent)
- The Tenth Doctor (Scottish David Tennant speaking with “Estuary” southern accent)
- Higgins on Magnum P.I. (actor John Hillerman is a Texan, and speaks with a bit of a drawl in real life)
- Meryl Streep portraying Julia Childs in Julie & Julia
- Major Winchester (David Ogden Stiers) in MAS*H
- Kevin Costner, affecting a (very bad) Boston accent as Kenneth O’Donnell in Thirteen Days.
- Cliff Clavin (John Ratzenberger) on “Cheers”
- Canadian actor James Doohan as Scotty on Star Trek
Famous roles where the actor/actress used an accent other than their own
- Gregory House (British Hugh Laurie using American accent)
- The Tenth Doctor (Scottish David Tennant speaking with “Estuary” southern accent)
- Higgins on Magnum P.I. (actor John Hillerman is a Texan, and speaks with a bit of a drawl in real life)
- Meryl Streep portraying Julia Childs in Julie & Julia
- Major Winchester (David Ogden Stiers) in MAS*H
- Kevin Costner, affecting a (very bad) Boston accent as Kenneth O’Donnell in Thirteen Days.
- Cliff Clavin (John Ratzenberger) on “Cheers”
- Canadian actor James Doohan as Scotty on Star Trek
- Dominic West (British) as Det. Jimmy McNulty on The Wire
Famous roles where the actor/actress used an accent other than their own
- Gregory House (British Hugh Laurie using American accent)
- The Tenth Doctor (Scottish David Tennant speaking with “Estuary” southern accent)
- Higgins on Magnum P.I. (actor John Hillerman is a Texan, and speaks with a bit of a drawl in real life)
- Meryl Streep portraying Julia Childs in Julie & Julia
- Major Winchester (David Ogden Stiers) in MAS*H
- Kevin Costner, affecting a (very bad) Boston accent as Kenneth O’Donnell in Thirteen Days.
- Cliff Clavin (John Ratzenberger) on “Cheers”
- Canadian actor James Doohan as Scotty on Star Trek
- Dominic West (British) as Det. Jimmy McNulty on The Wire
- Renée Zellweger in Bridget Jones’ Diary
Famous roles where the actor/actress used an accent other than their own
- Gregory House (British Hugh Laurie using American accent)
- The Tenth Doctor (Scottish David Tennant speaking with “Estuary” southern accent)
- Higgins on Magnum P.I. (actor John Hillerman is a Texan, and speaks with a bit of a drawl in real life)
- Meryl Streep portraying Julia Childs in Julie & Julia
- Major Winchester (David Ogden Stiers) in MAS*H
- Kevin Costner, affecting a (very bad) Boston accent as Kenneth O’Donnell in Thirteen Days.
- Cliff Clavin (John Ratzenberger) on “Cheers”
- Canadian actor James Doohan as Scotty on Star Trek
- Dominic West (British) as Det. Jimmy McNulty on The Wire
- Renée Zellweger in Bridget Jones’ Diary
- Bob Hoskins as Eddie Valiant in Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
Famous roles where the actor/actress used an accent other than their own
- Gregory House (British Hugh Laurie using American accent)
- The Tenth Doctor (Scottish David Tennant speaking with “Estuary” southern accent)
- Higgins on Magnum P.I. (actor John Hillerman is a Texan, and speaks with a bit of a drawl in real life)
- Meryl Streep portraying Julia Childs in Julie & Julia
- Major Winchester (David Ogden Stiers) in MAS*H
- Kevin Costner, affecting a (very bad) Boston accent as Kenneth O’Donnell in Thirteen Days.
- Cliff Clavin (John Ratzenberger) on “Cheers”
- Canadian actor James Doohan as Scotty on Star Trek
- Dominic West (British) as Det. Jimmy McNulty on The Wire
- Renée Zellweger in Bridget Jones’ Diary
- Bob Hoskins as Eddie Valiant in Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
- Jerry Orbach as Lumiére, the Francophone candelabra in Beauty and the Beast
Famous roles where the actor/actress used an accent other than their own
- Gregory House (British Hugh Laurie using American accent)
- The Tenth Doctor (Scottish David Tennant speaking with “Estuary” southern accent)
- Higgins on Magnum P.I. (actor John Hillerman is a Texan, and speaks with a bit of a drawl in real life)
- Meryl Streep portraying Julia Childs in Julie & Julia
- Major Winchester (David Ogden Stiers) in MAS*H
- Kevin Costner, affecting a (very bad) Boston accent as Kenneth O’Donnell in Thirteen Days.
- Cliff Clavin (John Ratzenberger) on “Cheers”
- Canadian actor James Doohan as Scotty on Star Trek
- Dominic West (British) as Det. Jimmy McNulty on The Wire
- Renée Zellweger in Bridget Jones’ Diary
- Bob Hoskins as Eddie Valiant in Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
- Jerry Orbach as Lumiére, the Francophone candelabra in Beauty and the Beast
- Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje on Oz and Lost
It’s funny because Akinnuoye-Agbaje played thuggish characters on both shows but in real life, he’s a lawyer who speaks with a refined British accent.
I’ll pass.
Next: Famous Arthurs
- Arthur Bach “Arthur”
- Arthur, The Tick’s sidekick
- Ernest Hemingway…
Edit: I you said Arthurs, not authors.
- Arthur Bach “Arthur”
- Arthur, The Tick’s sidekick
- Arthur Treachers Fish and Chips
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Famous Arthurs
- Arthur Bach “Arthur”
- Arthur, The Tick’s sidekick
- Arthur Treachers Fish and Chips
- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
- King Arthur (Pen-Dragon?)
- Arthur Murray
- Bea Arthur
- Arthur Miller
- Arthur Garfunkel
- Arthur “Two Sheds” Jackson
- Arthur Carney
- Arthur Godfrey
- Arthur Schopenhauer
New topic:
Non-classical music tracks that are more than 7 minutes long.
- “Whipping Post” (Live version) - The Allman Brothers Band - 22:56