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Some context? edit
From the article:
- In an interview on 9th April 2014 on Channel Guide, "Orphan Black" star, Jordan Gavaris answered question 5 with the following: ".... Costa-Gavras (Who happens to be a relative of mine, which is really weird. I've never met the man but he’s a distant, distant relative.)"
What is the question he was answering? --142.242.18.254 (talk) 18:49, 16 July 2015 (UTC)
- The passage looks like an awkward paste, has multiple punctuation errors, and needs a reference. I'd cut it. —Tamfang (talk) 03:56, 27 November 2015 (UTC)
It looks like this has still not been addressed. When I first read it, it jumped out as a fragment. If "Question 5" was a question the entire world knew, perhaps it would then be ok. Not knowing the question makes one wonder of the reverence of this entry. No different then if the next sentence stated, "He also answered Red Fridays to Question 10." But at least looking at Tamfang's comment, I know I am not the only one who doesn't follow the logic of this entry. Bad S Mini (talk)Bad S Mini —Preceding undated comment added 15:22, 13 June 2016 (UTC)
According to whom? edit
From the article:
- "The English accent Gavaris employs for his role as Felix Dawkins, though unconvincing to English ears..."
I'm English, and I honestly think it's the best and most convincing English accent I've ever heard from a non-English actor. Like many American viewers, it seems, I was also amazed to learn that it wasn't his real accent. I know it's de rigueur for English people to disparage any and all foreign actors for their English accents, but I'd be surprised if this comment wasn't just inserted out of spite by an English Orphan Black viewer who just doesn't like the character. It really is a perfect Estuary English accent. Who exactly is saying it's unconvincing?