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Originally Posted by pammi_i
As for Ecclestone and his Northern accent, I'm afraid the line "Even the Universe has a North" didn't do it for me, and I'm sure "Even the Universe has a Scotland" would be even less convicing
![]() Interestingly enough the 8th Doctor's latest companion is from "the North" (on the BBC7 Audio Stories), could she (Lucy Miller) have still been around when Doc#8 became Doc#9? Of course if the above is true then the 8th Doctor should probably have an American accent
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I find his normal accent difficult to understand at times and this is probably why he doesn't use it (not because I can't understand it but the majority of people would be the same I imagine)
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With a nickname of 'David Ten-inch' i don't really care what he's saying!!
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The only thing that has erked me about his accent was in Army Of Ghosts when he's capturing one of the "Ghosts"
"C'MON YOUA BUUUUTAY!!!" Bad David, don't over-act! Agree with the statement above....Ten-inch...yeha, I don't care what accent he's doing... |
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The only thing that has erked me about his accent was in Army Of Ghosts when he's capturing one of the "Ghosts"
"C'MON YOUA BUUUUTAY!!!" Bad David, don't over-act! Agree with the statement above....Ten-inch...yeha, I don't care what accent he's doing... Anyone know DT's shoe size? I don't care what accent he does |
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I'd rather hear a Scot doing a fair English accent albeit a bit OTT rather than an English doing a very bad Scottish accent.
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Though cringing in rare places, DT's Doctor accent has always represented his optimism.
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Does he have big feet too?!
Anyone know DT's shoe size? I don't care what accent he does OK, back to topic |
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Does he have big feet too?!
Anyone know DT's shoe size? I don't care what accent he does Quote:
I find his normal accent difficult to understand at times and this is probably why he doesn't use it (not because I can't understand it but the majority of people would be the same I imagine)
Rob x Or do you mean his Scots accent in particular and not Scots in general? |
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Now, dont get me wrong here. At all.
Im a big David Tennant fan and have been for years. I think his acting is great and he's very talented. And also just a little bit attractive... However.....does anyone else cringe a little at his accent in Dr Who? Just sometimes....not all the time, for the most its great, but just little things he says...like when when he said "Mickey we've got POWA" ...It was similar to the one in Cassanova. Im rambling. sorry. maybe i shoudnt have had that wine with lunch. omg she has no face. |
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