https://www.themarysue.com/catherine-ohara-explains-moira-roses-iconic-accent-schitts-creek/
Schitt’s Creek is over, but the love affair between the viewing audience and the Rose family still continues (especially for those of us who are one season behind).
Cheat Sheet shared that Moira’s accent is not a real accent in the known world, which I’m sure we could all pick out, and that actress Catherine O’Hara “basically picked up different accents and assimilated them into something all her own. Putting it all together, the accent seems one part British/Canadian/Mid-Atlantic, plus a bit of retro Hollywood affectation.” In an Elle piece on the matter, O’Hara mentioned that she thinks the accent of Moira as representative of the character’s own aspirations having come from a small town and hoping to make a new name for herself.
The clever Australians at @Junkee enlisted an actual voice and dialect coach to dissect Moira Rose’s accent, and the results are surprisingly accurate: https://t.co/MboBE7QGPy pic.twitter.com/hHNPY18NNh
— Schitt’s Creek (@SchittsCreek) July 17, 2019
Like everyone else who has watched the series, I have found myself mimicking a lot of ticks and vocabulary of both Moira and Alexis, which is just a tribute to what wonderful comedic actors Schitt’s Creek brought together in order to make this excellent show work.
(via Cheat Sheet, image: CBC/Pop)
In honor of #BatAppreciationDay, it’s only fitting we celebrate the one true bat…Batman.
So, what do you reckon — what’s the best live-action #Batman film of all-time? Let’s see you rank them below ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/wEVQWsrkii
— Comicbook.com (@ComicBook) April 17, 2020
— Gillian Anderson (@GillianA) April 17, 2020
Is it Friday? It’s Friday! What did you see today?
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