<![CDATA[Accents]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Jacinda Barrett

jrosehuntington — 19 years ago(September 28, 2006 11:00 AM)

Whoever helped her lose her accent/perfect the american accent needs to help
Martine McCutcheon
http://www.imdb.com/board/20567356/
lose her Cockney accent also. (Or they CAN save the Mary Poppins role for her if they ever remake it?) Martine should contact that person because she deserves some spotlight too!

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Yeah no doubt about it. Ben Mendelsohn should be getting praise for having a convincing accent. He's Australian too and you'd never think it by hearing him talk in Bloodline.

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Totally agree. Her bio mentions her "convincing accent" but I find her accent very unconvincing. Every second line sounds Australian.

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I'm surprised the imdb writer would write that about her losing her accent because it's cringingly obvious in Bloodline. I think she's good in it, but her accent is driving me nuts!

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