[ SECRET POST #4890 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4890 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[tabaqui]

Um....if they can speak English clearly enough to not need subs or anything, they have a shot. An accent isn't a total no-go. I mean, look at Arnold S.

Sure, they need to be able to do an 'American' accent, if they're being cast as an American, but ...they're actors, it's what they do.

[(Anonymous)]

Not to mention Jean Claude Van Damme

but unfortunately, both examples support my "cheesy action movie" theory

[tabaqui]

Yes but - those are guys who are just doing stuff with their accent hanging out (so to speak) - tons more do stuff with no accent at all or an 'American' accent. So man Aussie and British/Iris/Scottish, etc.

They have a chance! :D

[(Anonymous)]

You... did notice those are accents from countries where the population is predominantly white, right? That's not a coincidence.

[tabaqui]

You did notice i said that those actors *don't* have an accent in most of what they act in? Or, rather, they have an 'American' accent? So it doesn't matter how they start out - if they're in American movies/tv, they'll generally end up sound 'American'.

So the OPs favorite actors having a Chinese, or Japanese, or Korean, etc., accent doesn't actually matter.

[(Anonymous)]

And both those guys had careers that were generally limited to specific types of roles. What is an actor going to do if they have an accent, but don't have the physique or inclination to play action roles?