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re: Was anyone else bothered by Cole Horibe's accent?

Posted by: Michael_Portantiere 12:03 pm EDT 03/14/14
In reply to: Was anyone else bothered by Cole Horibe's accent? - Jonesy 12:52 am EDT 03/14/14

You only need to check out YouTube to discover that Bruce Lee indeed had a very thick accent.

I would say, and I believe the general opinion is, the fact that Lee did have such a heavy accent was very much a pert of his persona and had an impact on the types of roles he played in American projects (and the amount of dialogue included in those roles) -- for one example, THE GREEN HORNET.

I didn't find anything remotely offensive in the accent Cole Horibe uses in KUNG FU. If anything, I find your opinion offensive in itself, since it seems you don't understand why such a heavy accent was used.

P.S. As thick as Horibe's accent for the character is, I had no problem understanding what he said. I don't think I missed a single word of dialogue.


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