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He speaks with a British accent. At first he sounds quite American when he says things like point, but later he lets his British show. Future becomes futcha, balls become bawls are just two examples. It's almost a New York accent but with a higher register.
He sounds like a British person who has been living in the US for awhile. If he is supposed to be playing an American, he doesn't pass.
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Thank you very much for your response.
He should have adapted a Baltimore dialect for this TV series. Many people who were watching all six seasons claimed that his accent got better with time.
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Baltimore may sound a little too goofy for a drama. I don't wish to offend any tidewater foreros, but that accent may not work well for serious situations--people may think it's a joke.
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