Channing Tatum revealed that his character Gambit in 'Avengers: Doomsday' will have a softer Cajun accent than in previous appearances, as studio executives want to balance humor and drama. Tatum also shared that he suffered an injury on set, which will require physical therapy, affecting some action scenes. The film is scheduled for release on December 18, 2026.
Britney Spears appears to speak in a strange accent in a new video that features a song by her ex Justin Timberlake, raising concerns among fans and viewers.
Dianna Agron faced online criticism after showcasing a new transatlantic accent in a Vanity Fair interview, with fans comparing her to Hilaria Baldwin and other celebrities, while some defended her, suggesting her accent may be influenced by her recent time abroad.
Sarah Hyland revealed on "Live with Kelly and Mark" that her off-Broadway accent for her 'Little Shop of Horrors' character Audrey turned on her husband Wells Adams. He likened her accent to Marisa Tomei's character in "My Cousin Vinny," hinting at a childhood crush. The couple, who met via social media and married in 2022, are enjoying this playful new dynamic in their relationship.
Millie Bobby Brown defended her changing accent, explaining that as an actor, she adapts and mimics others, whether it's her fiancé's American accent or Jimmy Fallon's. She emphasized that it's unintentional and apologized if it offends anyone, asserting that she's trying her best.
Millie Bobby Brown responds to criticism about her accent, explaining that as an actor, she adapts to mimic others and unintentionally replicates accents based on her surroundings. The Stranger Things star also executive produces and stars in the fantasy film Damsel, where she plays a character who must rely on her wits to survive after being sacrificed to a fire-breathing dragon.
Millie Bobby Brown addresses comments about her changing accent, explaining that as an actor, she adapts to different environments and people, leading to shifts in her speech patterns. She acknowledges the impact of her surroundings on her accent and emphasizes that she doesn't do it intentionally, expressing that she's trying her best. Social media reactions to her accent change have been mixed, with some users defending her and others noting the shift in her speech.
Millie Bobby Brown addressed criticism of her accent, explaining that she grew up in America and adapts to mimic people around her, leading to her accent changing based on her surroundings. Despite the backlash, many have come to her defense, with some pointing out that it's normal to take on the accent of those around you.
Millie Bobby Brown responded to criticism about her changing accent, explaining that she grew up in both England and the United States, and her accent changes based on her surroundings and work. She clarified that she doesn't do it intentionally and apologized if it offends anyone, emphasizing that she's trying her best. The "Stranger Things" star's explanation came after fans noticed her American accent during interviews for her new film, "Damsel," sparking online debate about her accent change.
Actor Austin Butler struggled to shake off his Elvis accent after spending months developing it for Baz Luhrmann’s biopic, hiring a dialect coach to help him transition to his next project. Immersing himself in Elvis’s voice archives, Butler created his own archive of how the singer said every word and diphthong, ultimately winning a Golden Globe and earning an Oscar nomination for his performance.
Sofia Vergara faced criticism about her accent during a TV interview in Spain while promoting her upcoming show "Griselda." The host seemingly questioned her pronunciation, leading Vergara to defend herself by highlighting her success and accolades. Despite the interaction, she thanked the show on Instagram, and her response garnered praise from fans. This isn't the first time Vergara has addressed criticism of her accent, as she previously defended Ellen DeGeneres for making jokes about it. "Griselda," in which Vergara takes on a darker role, is set to be released on Jan. 25.
During an interview in Spain, TV host Pablo Motos seemingly criticized Sofia Vergara's accent, prompting her to clap back and question his English fluency. Despite the awkward exchange, fans praised Vergara for her response. This isn't the first time she's faced criticism over her accent, having previously defended Ellen DeGeneres for making jokes about it. Vergara is set to star in the upcoming "Netflix" crime drama "Griselda," portraying the notorious drug queenpin Griselda Blanco.
Sofia Vergara responded to an interviewer's apparent criticism of her accent during a promotional appearance for her upcoming show "Griselda," clapping back at the host's comments. Despite the exchange, she thanked the show for having her on in an Instagram post, and her response garnered praise from fans. This isn't the first time Vergara has addressed criticism of her accent, as she previously defended Ellen DeGeneres for making jokes about it. "Griselda," in which Vergara takes on a darker role, is set to be released on Jan. 25.
During an interview on the Spanish talk show El Hormiguero, Sofia Vergara was seemingly mocked by the host for her English pronunciation. In response, she confidently questioned the host about his Emmy and Golden Globe nominations, garnering praise from fans for her handling of the situation. Fans lauded her for standing up for herself and showcasing her professionalism in the face of mockery.
Sofia Vergara confronted a Spanish talk show host after he appeared to mock her English accent during an interview about her upcoming Netflix series, Griselda. The actress highlighted her achievements in the entertainment industry and discussed her transformation into the infamous "Cocaine Godmother" for the show. Griselda, a six-episode fictionalized dramatization, delves into the story of how Blanco created one of the most powerful cartels in history and premieres on Netflix on Jan. 25.