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tavernier

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3. They possibly tried it several different ways.

Reply to SalamanderSleeps (Reply #1)

Sun Nov 26, 2023, 04:00 PM

Nov 2023

But it reminded me of the time when the talkies took over silent films. The beloved famous actor comes onto the screen and opens his mouth, and suddenly people start to laugh at the noise. I knew the feeling because I giggled when I first heard him speak until I got used to it. He sounded more like Napoleon Dynamite than Napoleon Bonaparte.

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I saw Napoleon last night. [View all] tavernier Nov 2023 OP

I get it, but I don't know if there is a right answer. SalamanderSleeps Nov 2023 #1

They possibly tried it several different ways. tavernier Nov 2023 #3

I've wondered about the timing of this production EYESORE 9001 Nov 2023 #2

Oh, he's not portrayed favorably. tavernier Nov 2023 #4

Good to know EYESORE 9001 Nov 2023 #8

Was Phoenix the only one who spoke w/ an American accent? RockRaven Nov 2023 #5

Sacha Baron Cohen's blisteringly terrible attempt at a Boston accent as Abbie Hoffman in the trial of the Chicago 7 mahina Nov 2023 #7

Yes, as I remember he was the only one. tavernier Nov 2023 #9

Never been a fan of Joaquin. I don't think he'd have a Scrivener7 Nov 2023 #6

That's the reason we're not going to see it. bif Nov 2023 #11

Meh, I can't count the number of movies I've seen Xavier Breath Nov 2023 #10