Worst Accents in Film/TV and the Ones That Don't Give a Damn

[Vinegar Tom]

Good, but I felt that - like Bedknobs and Broomsticks - it fell short of the celluloid epitomyness of MP.

I can't comment on the Poppins film ( never seen it ) , but we always start singing when Bedknobs and Broomsticks is shown. Bobbing along............

[MacotheIsles]

Well - you can't beat a good sing along. I'm a Chim Chiminey Cherrooist myself, although I can suddenly veer into Supercaleyfragelisticism on a whim and it only takes the sight of a pigeon eating a couple slices of Milanda to bring out the Tuppence-a-Baggery in me.

[Josef]

Well - you can't beat a good sing along. I'm a Chim Chiminey Cherrooist myself, although I can suddenly veer into Supercaleyfragelisticism on a whim and it only takes the sight of a pigeon eating a couple slices of Milanda to bring out the Tuppence-a-Baggery in me.

Damn you, Sir. I've now been singing Chim Chiminey Chim Chiminey Chim Chim Cheree for half an hour, Out loud.

[sandabound]

When I get, lets go fly a kite in my head it's there for weeks.

aww baaastarrrrd here I go

[Bridie]

Lambert's character is Scottish-non?
Connery's got the Egyptian accent down well especially at "What is haggis?"

[tobester]

Are you frae the same part of england as dick van dyke? (c) Burnistoun!

[Fat Cat]

Worst Accent? Has to be Gerard Butler, and he isn't even acting.

Fluent in arse.

[The Egg Man]

Connery in Red October.

[Dot]

I know some people were critical of Brad Pitt in the film 'Snatch'.
The Irish accent he was meant to have just didn't impress critics and others.

Julia Roberts was criticised for same reasons in films 'Mary Reilly' and other film about Michael Collins.

[Dexter St. Clair]

Obituary Nosher Powell

I think he always played the same part as a cockney but he should have taught Dick Van Dyke.

[Josef]

Right!! No more mentions of Dick Van Dyke, the lot of you. It starts me singing every time.