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Thread: Harry Brown

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    I can hardly imagine any actor would do as well as Caine has done if he was 'exactly the same in every film he's ever been in'... Not like he hasn't won countless awards and been nominated for even more. Not like he wasn't appointed CBE for contribution to cinema.

    Yerrr he must be ****.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Garion View Post
    I can hardly imagine any actor would do as well as Caine has done if he was 'exactly the same in every film he's ever been in'... Not like he hasn't won countless awards and been nominated for even more. Not like he wasn't appointed CBE for contribution to cinema.

    Yerrr he must be ****.
    How many Caine films have you seen? Yes, he's won many awards, good luck to him, but that doesn't take away from the fact that he can't play anything but the same person in each film.

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    I dunno, I don't count. Quite a few and I personally disagree with you. Pointless arguing with Mr. Film Expert 2k9 though.
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    Find me a film where he isn't a cockney geezer and then I'll agree with you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Misawa View Post
    Find me a film where he isn't a cockney geezer and then I'll agree with you.
    I see your point, but I still love seeing him in movies .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Misawa View Post
    Find me a film where he isn't a cockney geezer and then I'll agree with you.
    He was born in that part of London so it's hardly surprising, is it? The fact is he's not the same character in every film, he might have the same accent/colloquialisms but that's his nature.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Misawa View Post
    Find me a film where he isn't a cockney geezer and then I'll agree with you.
    MISAWA, RESPECT YOUR ELDERS!

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    Quote Originally Posted by thyflux View Post
    He was born in that part of London so it's hardly surprising, is it? The fact is he's not the same character in every film, he might have the same accent/colloquialisms but that's his nature.
    That doesn't change a thing. If he was a versatile actor, he'd be able to drop the accent. Ever seen him play an American? He sounds like he does in every film he's ever done. Look at Ben Kinsgley, as English as a sixpence, yet he can pull off any accent down to a tee.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Misawa View Post
    That doesn't change a thing. If he was a versatile actor, he'd be able to drop the accent. Ever seen him play an American? He sounds like he does in every film he's ever done. Look at Ben Kinsgley, as English as a sixpence, yet he can pull off any accent down to a tee.
    Acting is different to voice acting.

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    Quote Originally Posted by thyflux View Post
    Acting is different to voice acting.
    Hopeless.

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