LOL.
But his voice would give him away. Maybe he could do Cockney. Or American. That would be so funny.

BrightBlueEyes wrote:

He did American in The Whistleblower. It made me want to cry. *sniff*

That's strange. Americans don't HAVE an accent. *ducks all the shoes and runs away laffing*

You guys ever heard the American accent the Aussie actor Alex O'Loughlin uses for his role in the current TV show Hawaii 5-0?  I try, and I can't catch him in any Aussie-isms. He's good! I could hear Australia in Heath Ledger's attempt at American quite often-- he must not have had quite such a good ear for it. I would *love* to hear Benny's American. I'll go to NetFlix and see if I can find The Whistleblower.

Be prepared to clench. It sounded WEIRD. I don't think it's on Netflix, but I think you can find the bits on YouTube. Whatever you do, DO NOT watch the entire movie. It wrecked me. It's all about sex trafficking in Serbia and Bosnia. It's HARD.
I don't think Americans have accents either...till you get down to North Carolina, then you need a freakin interpreter.

His whole voice changes...it was..unsettling.
And there's a clip somewhere of him doing a southern accent... YEEP

Liam Hemsworth lets his Aussie accent creep into his Hunger Games role at times but maybe only another Aussie would catch it. The Aussie accent seems to be a hard one for people to imitate, they usually sound Cockney or Souh African.

You know you're obsessed with Sherlock when logging onto this site is the highlight of your day 

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I actually think about getting some nicotine patches, despite having given up cigarettes long long ago.

Also, I built a mind palace.

Heeeeeeeelp meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. 

SusiGo wrote:

[Sorry, but there is no known cure for Sherlockitis  .

Maybe I'll make an appointment with my doctor. "Help me, Doc, I have Sherlockitis, and it's running right alongside Watson Fever!"

SusiGo wrote:

Prescription: Watch Series 1 and 2 on alternating days, drink much tea, avoid eating apples, and if all this doesn't help, wrap yourself into a crisp white bedsheet and hope for the best.

You made you day! )))

You know you're obsessed with Sherlock when...
...you have to admit that your acute stage of Sherlockitis meanwhile has progressed to a chronic disease which you're, nevertheless, not willing to be cured from - and when you consider this forum as a self-help group to be the only acceptable remedy.

When you get your "I believe in Sherlock Holmes" key chain in the mail and try desperately to hide it because to be quite honest, everyone around you is tired of hearing about it.
When, despite that people are tired of hearing about it, you talk about it.
And, when, after months of searching, you do a happy dance because you've FINALLY found a Union Jack pillow like John's for less that 30 bucks and snap it up faster than a fat kid with Banoffee Pie.