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⌈ Secret Post #2085 ⌋

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[cloudsinvenice]

I wonder if it's because of the prominence, at present, of US military films vs. British military films. Of course the UK hasn't stopped making films in which military life figures, but it's not like the days of John Mills (which were also the days when all the pilots spoke in RP) when tons of military films were made as propaganda for the war effort.

I'm a huge fan of war/military movies, but when I try to name recent ones, those that come to mind are all American. Even TV - I think of military SF stuff like the remake of Battlestar Galactica. So those cadences of speech chime in my brain with "military"... which is not to say that I'd find British accents in military drama unbelievable, but then I've seen those smaller British army films, and stuff like the TV dramas that were made a few years ago about Bloody Sunday...