Lucas Black
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ravmeltt — 9 years ago(May 24, 2016 10:26 AM)
Ahhh Elementary. I watch only online where I can get subtitles. I refuse to watch it live cause I miss too much with Jonny Miller's mumblings and whispers.
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maryrosenkranz — 10 years ago(January 06, 2016 08:21 AM)
Interesting how people will complain that directors should just let actors use their natural accents instead of trying "fake" ones. Lucas Black has been around since he was a young peewee, & he uses the same accent he was born with. I don't have a problem with understanding him, but I'm use to it from watching him in a lot.
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lovedml — 10 years ago(January 20, 2016 06:13 PM)
And a short lived show that was kind of creepy. Can't think of the name of it but the catch phrase was " Someone's at the door". He was the son of the town's
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woundedtomato — 10 years ago(March 28, 2016 01:27 AM)
I like the fact that for once a southerner sounds like he really should. Black is really from where LaSalle is supposed to be from, why should he sound like he's from California? So am I to assume that everyone who doesn't hide their southern twang looks inbred and stupid? That is an insult to all of us. Maybe everybody should talk the same. Jersey people, Minnisota, New York, we should all sound perfectly Californian.
I am from Tennessee and when I was a teenager I moved to Chicago. That question I was asked to most was why I didn't sound like the movies. I swear Scarlett O'Hara ruined the world for southern women. Her and Designing Women. You want to hear fake? Everyone of those were. They didn't even manage a good Savannah which is movie normal for everybody on film that's not some backwoods hick. You want hard to understand you should hear my relatives from Georgia. You could walk around the block twice waiting on them to say hi but they aren't stupid nor inbred.
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sandcrab277 — 9 years ago(April 20, 2016 01:24 PM)
it matters little how he speaks, his actions are a loose cannon and he's not near old enough to have known bear bryantmobile can barely be called bamaits all phonyno way pride could run a bar while in charge of the ncis teamits all pie in the sky fantasythis junior g man is only there for female eye candyi'm not even going to dwell on scott bacula
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DanTannaFan — 9 years ago(May 07, 2016 06:57 AM)
I can understand him, but I can't stand the accent. Sorry if this offends anyone, but whenever Lucas Black speaks he sounds like he's dumb. In fact, there are times when I've actually "muted" the t.v. during his segments. Nothing wrong with a southern accent for the most part, but when it's as THICK as this guys . awful to listen to. I've known people from New Orleans, and have never heard any of them speak with this type of thick southern accent .
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KrennenC — 9 years ago(May 18, 2016 09:22 AM)
actuallyneither Lucas Black nor his character are from New Orleans, they are from Alabama. I have also heard him say in an interview (sorry..can't remember where it was) that he has turned down roles where they wanted him to hide his accent.
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ravmeltt — 9 years ago(May 24, 2016 10:31 AM)
actuallyneither Lucas Black nor his character are from New Orleans, they are from Alabama. I have also heard him say in an interview (sorry..can't remember where it was) that he has turned down roles where they wanted him to hide his accent.
To me he talks like he has candy stuffed in both sides of his cheek. At first it was a real turn off but I've sort of gotten used to it. But he really doesn't love his craft of acting if it's too much to hide his accent for a role. The British/Australians do it all the time and speak "American" for various roles. I think even Jonny Miller had done so when he was on that other show "Eli Stone". And I think Russell Crowe, Colin Farrell, (who's Irish), change their accents for roles, so Lucas Black must not really care enough about acting if that's how he thinks.
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maryrosenkranz — 9 years ago(May 25, 2016 01:06 PM)
I'm a baker, cake artist, pastry creator. I am willing to do a lot for my customers, but there are a few things I will never do(like use shortening). He knows he is somewhat limited. Yet on the other hand, he really hasn't had a hard time finding work. Other actors will go for other accents because they choose to, to get the role they want. But I'm sure there are other things they won't do. I know some people don't like the accent. But if we all sounded alike, it would be boring as he**. And people are so bent on reality in shows, yet apparently not too much