[ SECRET POST #6036 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6036 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I can see how this could take you out of the moment, but personally I'm not inclined to blame the actor. IMO it's far more the responsibility of TPTB to make sure there's a consultant on set to help them get the details at least passably right--and actually listen to the consultant's pointers.

If the actor seems reluctant to work with a consultant and brushes it off, then sure, it's on them when they do a bad job of faking it. But otherwise, it's mainly on the production, IMO, to give the actors the resources they need to do their job well.

I've seen respected actors say that about bad accents in movies, too. The ridicule and mockery falls on the actor when their accent is terrible, but most of the time they simply weren't given nearly enough time with an accent coach, or weren't given an accent coach at all.