The Danish Girl - Official Trailer

Came here for Eddie Redmayne. Will see it for Eddie Redmayne.

That said, I'm disappointed that he doesn't have a Danish accent? IDK, it's kind of odd.

Wait, I'm confused. Where is this film suppose to be set in again?

Mecha wrote:

Wait, I'm confused. Where is this film suppose to be set in again?

Partly in Copenhagen, and partly somewhere else (but I don't know where that is.)

@RamboOnRedBull I was confused because this is suppose to be set in Copenhagen, yet all of the cast are Brits.

Mecha wrote:

@RamboOnRedBull I was confused because this is suppose to be set in Copenhagen, yet all of the cast are Brits.

Most American films have Brits all over as well nowadays. There's been a huge wave of british actors dominating the film industry for the past few years, so I'm not surprised.

Oh, and the film is also a British film, so it's no mystery why they used their own pool of talent.

@RamboOnRedBull Yeah, but when Brits play Americans, they at least pull off the American accent. Here, they don't even attempt doing a Danish accent.

Mecha wrote:

@RamboOnRedBull Yeah, but when Brits play Americans, they at least pull off the American accent. Here, they don't even attempt doing a Danish accent.

Yeah, that's the odd thing about it, lol. I seriously thought they were all playing British actors who just happened to be in Copenhagen, for some reason. :=/

@RamboOnRedBull Nah. These are suppose to be Danish characters.

It's funny because last night I was actually reading how Hannibal could've had better ratings if they casted an American or a Brit to play Lecter. But since they cast Mads Mikkelsen, many people have trouble understanding his accent. So that might be the reason why they didn't use Danish accents for this film.

Mecha wrote:

@RamboOnRedBull Nah. These are suppose to be Danish characters.

It's funny because last night I was actually reading how Hannibal could've had better ratings if they casted an American or a Brit to play Lecter. But since they cast Mads Mikkelsen, many people have trouble understanding his accent. So that might be the reason why they didn't use Danish accents for this film.

That's highly unlikely as Scandinavians are some of the best foreigners in the English language skills (I'm not lying.)



http://www.thelocal.dk/20141112/danes-the-best-non-native-english-speakers-in-the-world

or

http://www.thepolyglotdream.com/scandinavianenglish/

or 

Google for yourself

@RamboOnRedBull Oh, I know. I'm not talking about myself. I watch a lot of Scandinavians on YouTube and listen to Barbie Girl. So I understand what they are saying. But there are still people that don't understand. Like this for example...


https://www.reddit.com/r/HannibalTV/comments/1exy01/how_involved_if_at_all_is_thomas_harris/ca589w2

Mecha wrote:

@RamboOnRedBull Oh, I know. I'm not talking about myself. I watch a lot of Scandinavians on YouTube and listen to Barbie Girl. So I understand what they are saying. But there are still people that don't understand. Like this for example...


https://www.reddit.com/r/HannibalTV/comments/1exy01/how_involved_if_at_all_is_thomas_harris/ca589w2

They're the minority, Mecha.

Scandinavian girls are so fucking hot, but they are like American/Russian level dumb

At least Scandinavians have great taste in music.

Mecha wrote:

At least Scandinavians have great taste in music.

I love you. 

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_danish_girl_2015/

Just found out that the main actress in this film is Swedish, yet she is using an English accent.

Mecha wrote:

Just found out that the main actress in this film is Swedish, yet she is using an English accent.

You didn't know? She was the one playing Eve in Ex Machina as well.

@RamboOnRedBull Yeah, I just realized that yesterday, since it was her birthday that day. That's not why I rented Ex Machina, however. That just happened to be a coincidence.