If you're looking to become one of the few distinguished luminaries residing in Hollywood, or at least stand a greater chance of filling that display cabinet you bought to house 13-inch gold-plated naked men, you need to do one of two things. You can either specialize in playing disabled characters, (Hoffman as autistic, Pacino as a blind colonel) or you could pull a Streep and tour the accents of the world. Not even Marlon Brando can beat Meryl when it comes to getting his tongue around those vowels, and he doesn't always get it quite right.
MARLON
English--
Mutiny On The Bounty, Raoni, Queimada!(aka
Burn)
French/Nebraskan-
-Desiree
German
--Morituri, The Young Lions
Italian-American--
The Godfather, The Freshman
Mexican--
Viva Zapata
Shakespearean/Nebraskan--
Julius Caesar
Spanish--
Christopher Columbus:The Discovery
MERYL
Australian--
Cry In The Dark
English--
French Lieutenant's Woman, Plenty
Irish--
Dancing In Lughnasa
Italian--
Bridges Of Madison County
Polish--
Sophie's Choice
South African--
Out Of Africa
South American--
The House Of Spirits
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