Grand_Moff_Jawa posted:I thought it was a Sith thing. All the Sith have had that same accent.
Jedi_Keiran_Halcyon posted:Well, the Emperor gets a little Scottish in his accent in RotJ.
Grand_Moff_Jawa posted:I was curious as to why Anakin's voice went from an American accent to an almost British one after he donned the suit?
timmoishere posted:In the GFFA a British accent coincides with a Coruscanti accent.
Merlin_Ambrosius69 posted:James Earl Jones is doing a "non-regional" American accent in the OT and ROTS. Some of the features of this accent are similar to an upper-class English accent, such as a softening of the "r" at the end of a syllable and clear enunciation. But it is not an English accent.
rsterling78 posted:Anakin/Vader with a British accent, huh? Hmmmm... DARTH SIDIOUS: [Vader's new mechanical body arises from the steam] Lord Vader... can you hear me? DARTH VADER: I say, my good man, I've had a spot of bad luck lately. Waiting for my luck to change, what? I say, old bean, any word from Padme? DARTH SIDIOUS [clearly confused]: It seems in your anger, you killed her. DARTH VADER: Oh, bloody hell. Well, got to keep a stiff upper lip, old chap, you know how it is. Still, chocks away, tally ho and all that.
Black-Tiger posted:Merlin_Ambrosius69 posted:James Earl Jones is doing a "non-regional" American accent in the OT and ROTS. Some of the features of this accent are similar to an upper-class English accent, such as a softening of the "r" at the end of a syllable and clear enunciation. But it is not an English accent. I'd agree with that. rsterling78 posted:Anakin/Vader with a British accent, huh? Hmmmm... DARTH SIDIOUS: [Vader's new mechanical body arises from the steam] Lord Vader... can you hear me? DARTH VADER: I say, my good man, I've had a spot of bad luck lately. Waiting for my luck to change, what? I say, old bean, any word from Padme? DARTH SIDIOUS [clearly confused]: It seems in your anger, you killed her. DARTH VADER: Oh, bloody hell. Well, got to keep a stiff upper lip, old chap, you know how it is. Still, chocks away, tally ho and all that. Veeery funny...
Black-Tiger posted:Actually I think you'll find it's called a "Vocoder", an advanced version of what the Stormtroopers have in their helmets.