Worst Irish Accent in a TV Show/Film...

[RJ Fan club]

Sean Connery in the Untouchables

 

An oscar winning performance too. Good shout.

[RobbieOR]

I dont see how you hear this i think they sound irish mixed with cockney they sound nothing like an irish person to me or anyone else i worked with.

Listen mate.The irish Gypsys or Knackers as we call them move to england to claim Benifit.Most of the Gypsies in England are Irish.

[Guest simon]

I know there called knackers they don't like that. I got a crack of my boss for calling him one as a joke. I worked for travelers on the tarmac. but they sounded like they were trying to be irish the lot of them. Maybe this is just travelers that sound like that but Brad Pitt got it spot on i think.

[JMARKH]

tommy lee jones in some film, I remember a scene where he goes i'm very proud of the u2 boys back home or something like that, it was shit but i think jeff bridges was the other famous actor in it, it was a channel five film and the only suprise about this cack film was that segal didn't pop his head round the camera to save the day

[chrisbonnie]

Tommy Lee Jones in blown Away, far worse than the scientologist, it was fucking pathetic, and he listens to U2 in it as well ,how cliche is that, funnily enough, not every irish person owns a U2 album

[Ted]

Carradonna. TLW footy on a thursday.

[Stu Monty]

Carradonna. TLW footy on a thursday.

 

The funniest thing is that he thinks he's getting away with it and that nobody has cracked on that he's pretending to be Norn.

[Guest The Big Green Bastard]

Richard Gere in the jackal.

[Ginny]

Mel Gibson in Braveheart. I know he's meant to be doing a Scotish and not Irish accent but that is poor.

 

"i love ye, always have"

[chrisbonnie]

Richard Gere in the jackal.

 

 

thats a good shout that, but i dont think its as shite as Tommy Lee Jones

[Lurtz]

Michael J Fox, Back to the Future part III

[grazywalker]

...Gabrielle Anwar in "Burn Notice" on FX.

 

Check it out. No wonder the Irish hate the British, it's a f*cking insult.

 

"...farteen yors in der HI-OR-HEY..."

 

Agreed but she is fuckin fit so she could speak like Dale Winton for all I care

[Red '84]

Kevin Spacey in Ordinary Decent Criminal.

[JohnnyH]

Colin Farrel in In Bruges

[torahboy]

Peter Bowles as 'The Irish RM'. Just sounded fucking English to me. Thought Tommy Steele in 'Finian's Rainbow' was excellent - real Kilburn.

[RobbieOR]

Colin Farrel in In Bruges

Also in Intermission.Brown sauce in tea.Delish.

[hamstrung]

Brad Pitt in The Devils Own

 

I'm nat garn bark tarm.

[Carradona]

Carradonna. TLW footy on a thursday.

haha. If you think mine is bad, you should hear Alex Woo trying to do a Northern Irish accent...it is embarassing!

The funniest thing is that he thinks he's getting away with it and that nobody has cracked on that he's pretending to be Norn.

 

Damn, you've found me out. Bastard!

[kopboy11]

Kevin Spacey in Ordinary Decent Criminal.

 

Good call that.Rates right up there with the scientologist dwarf.

[Scott_M]

Sean Connery in the Untouchables

 

I don't believe it took 25 posts to get to this.

[niallers]

julia roberts in michael collins, shockingly bad attempt at an irish accent

[Ted]

Alan Partridge.

 

"What's da big oidea?"

 

Granted that was intentional.

 

Hmm, who else?.........Patsy Kensit in Leathel Weapon 2.

[DJLJ]

Alan Partridge.

 

"What's da big oidea?"

 

Granted that was intentional.

 

Hmm, who else?.........Patsy Kensit in Leathel Weapon 2.

 

South African, no?

[SammyAftershave]

I'd like to suggest Marlon brando in 'The Missouri Breaks'. Great movie, dodgy accent.