Which actor gave us the worst pretend accent in a movie?

Question

Actors usually do a horrendous job of the Kiwi and Aussie accents.

Answer 1

...at last recollection, it was Kevin Costner, in "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves"; it seemed to change consistantly, from scene to scene. I loved it when Cary Elwes heckled the fact, in the Robin Hood parody, "Robin Hood: Men in Tights".

Answer 2

That was probably Kevin Costner in Prince Of Thieves. all through out the whole movie he kept going in and out of the accent. He is a good actor though.

Answer 3

at the beginning i could could disagree with you on Leonardo DiCaprio's accessory, I watched that action picture final evening and that i think of he did a super activity. I knew a guy who became south african and that became how he spoke. 2d, Gerard Butler became the actor who performed King Leonidas and he rather is scottish so that is not pretend. i could could nominate Heath Ledger in Ned Kelly for worst accessory. He had an awful irish accessory, so undesirable that i did not even watch all of it the way with the aid of to the top.

Answer 4

Definitely Kevin Costner's Robin Hood (British accent was combined with a Southern California drawl....horrible).

Answer 5

Australian Jack Thompson playing an American General in Broken Arrow. He also attempts the same voice in Star Wars: Attack of the Clones.

Answer 6

John Travolta - Primary Colors

Answer 7

Mark Whalberg in The Departed

Answer 8

Keanu Reeves in "Much Ado About Nothing." Almost everyone else in the movie was British (Thompson, Branaugh, most notably) and I think Keanu tried his best to imitate them...unfortunately, all I could think of was "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure."

Answer 9

Dick Van Dyke's cockney accent from Mary Poppins is the worst.

Answer 10

Hilary Duff's Italian accent in the Lizzie McGuire Movie. lol. I *know* Italian people. That just wasn't right. lol

Answer 11

Brad Pitt as an irish hitman in Spy Game.