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Topic: Re: Casting profiles: have you seen this yet? [part 2]    Reply to: msg 3764
Posted: June 26, 1999 at 22:21:25: by Goodgulf
: I don't read the Bible, so I don't care. And I have an American twang myself. I am willing, however, to say that my accent is not suitable for the language of the Lord of the Rings, as I've stated before. Twang is subjective. I happen to live in Texas, and I have the most neutral American accent possible, but it is still not appropriate. There is still a twang that makes it different.

: Sounds like Jackson is going to put a mish-mash of accents in there with little thought as to why. It's one thing to assign certain accents to certain races. I still don't believe that is the proper asthetic, but at least there is a rationale and at least there is consistency. I'm willing to reserve judgement, but it sounds a bit contrived and silly what Jackson is doing.

: And I can't wait to see the humorous Gimli poking fun at Elves and gawking at all the women along the way...

Since I don't recall seeing many women in LOTR, Gimli won't have much to gawk at. But hopefully the interpretation given in that sheet will not prevail.

And I live in Texas too.




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