And she really could use something to do.
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So say we all.
More difficult to assert as the most important director.
My bad! Read the wrong date for Snagglepuss somewhere.
The Pink Panther is about a decade older than Snagglepuss.
It's not from "whipcracker". It means someone who talks loudly, as in "cracking a joke". It was originally applied to poor Appalachian whites, not slavers.
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Exactly! Just bring back Boushh!
There's a VERY SIMPLE SOLUTION, folks: http://nerdist.com/wp-conte…
Stupid sexy Flanders!
It did have a fair amount of special effects, like the smog and the car crash.
Most Norman nobles of the time spoke some English, although their preference would be French, yes. But Robin of Loxley is traditionally thought of as a Saxon lord, so he would be speaking English to his Merry Men. (Not sure what he'd be speaking to the Moor — Latin?)
Anglo-Norman French, specifically. https://en.wikipedia.org/wi…
Cajun is pretty different from Anglo-Texan.
Well, he highlights her in a complimentary way, right? She gets the jaw thing right that Kate Winslet got wrong?
The funny thing is, it's set in the 12th century, so NONE of the accents are accurate. If they wanted to be accurate, they would all be talking like Chaucer … which would be barely comprehensible.
What about LOL? http://www.imdb.com/title/t…
Except he's using the Frenchier pronunciation (perhaps to sound more sophisticated).
Because he's Rocket Raccoon!