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Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers - American ?
At the start of the movie where the villagers of Rohan flee from Rohan to avoid the coming Uruk-hai, there is a part where a mother puts her two children, Freda(I think) and her brother on a horse to save them. As she beckons them to leave, Freda sobs,"Mummy,I don't want to go...". As far as I know, this film is spoken in British English, but the way Freda said that line, it had this strangely American accent. Check it out.
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Contributed By: elixir09 on 11-17-2004 and Reviewed By: Larman
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Sarah writes:
Its Middle Earth. Just like in our world, theres different culteres, even among men. Why shouldn't they also have slightly different accents as well? It's not "British English"... theres many different accents. Pippin is obviously Irish, and sam and frodo are both from the US and dont really change their accent in any drastic way.
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Morna writes:
She does have an American accent. According to the production crew, this was one of the few lines that wasn't redone in a sound studio later...the child's performance was so good, they decided to keep it, American accent and all.
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lol90 writes:
I thought she sounded irish personally. never mind.
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