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** Most of the film's characters speak with British accents, while Peter Dinklage plays Cyrano with his own voice (despite [[{{Series/GameOfThrones}} Game of Thrones]] proving that he can do a credible British accent). What could be seen as a simple case of NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent actually serves to set Cyrano, a character known for his wit and eloquence, apart from the rest of the city. Not only does he look like nobody else, he sounds like nobody else.
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** Most of the film's characters speak with British accents, while Peter Dinklage plays Cyrano with his own voice (despite [[{{Series/GameOfThrones}} Game of Thrones]] proving that he can do a credible British accent). What could be seen as a simple case of NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent actually serves to set Cyrano, a character known for his wit and eloquence, apart from the rest of the city.town's residents. Not only does he look like nobody else, he sounds like nobody else.
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** Most of the film's characters speak with British accents, while Peter Dinklage plays Cyrano with his own voice (despite {{Series/GameOfThrones Game of Thrones}} proving that he can do a credible British accent). What could be seen as a simple case of NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent actually serves to set Cyrano, a character known for his wit and eloquence, apart from the rest of the city. Not only does he look like nobody else, he sounds like nobody else.
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** Most of the film's characters speak with British accents, while Peter Dinklage plays Cyrano with his own voice (despite {{Series/GameOfThrones [[{{Series/GameOfThrones}} Game of Thrones}} Thrones]] proving that he can do a credible British accent). What could be seen as a simple case of NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent actually serves to set Cyrano, a character known for his wit and eloquence, apart from the rest of the city. Not only does he look like nobody else, he sounds like nobody else.
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** Most of the film's characters speak with British accents, while Peter Dinklage plays Cyrano with his own voice (despite {{Series/GameOfThrones}} proving that he can do a credible British accent). What could be seen as a simple case of NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent actually serves to set Cyrano, a character known for his wit and eloquence, apart from the rest of the city. Not only does he look like nobody else, he sounds like nobody else.
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** Most of the film's characters speak with British accents, while Peter Dinklage plays Cyrano with his own voice (despite {{Series/GameOfThrones}} {{Series/GameOfThrones Game of Thrones}} proving that he can do a credible British accent). What could be seen as a simple case of NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent actually serves to set Cyrano, a character known for his wit and eloquence, apart from the rest of the city. Not only does he look like nobody else, he sounds like nobody else.
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** Most of the film's characters speak with British accents, while Peter Dinklage plays Cyrano with his own voice (despite [[Series/GameOfThrones]] proving that he can do a credible British accent). What could be seen as a simple case of NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent actually serves to set Cyrano, a character known for his wit and eloquence, apart from the rest of the city. Not only does he look like nobody else, he sounds like nobody else.
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** Most of the film's characters speak with British accents, while Peter Dinklage plays Cyrano with his own voice (despite [[Series/GameOfThrones]] {{Series/GameOfThrones}} proving that he can do a credible British accent). What could be seen as a simple case of NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent actually serves to set Cyrano, a character known for his wit and eloquence, apart from the rest of the city. Not only does he look like nobody else, he sounds like nobody else.
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** Most of the film's characters speak with British accents, while Peter Dinklage plays Cyrano with his own voice (despite [[Series/GameOfThrones proving that he can do a credible British accent). What could be seen as a simple case of NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent actually serves to set Cyrano, a character known for his wit and eloquence, apart from the rest of the city. Not only does he look like nobody else, he sounds like nobody else.
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** Most of the film's characters speak with British accents, while Peter Dinklage plays Cyrano with his own voice (despite [[Series/GameOfThrones [[Series/GameOfThrones]] proving that he can do a credible British accent). What could be seen as a simple case of NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent actually serves to set Cyrano, a character known for his wit and eloquence, apart from the rest of the city. Not only does he look like nobody else, he sounds like nobody else.
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** Most of the film's characters speak with British accents, while Peter Dinklage plays Cyrano with his own voice (despite [[Series/GameOfThrones proving that he can do a credible British accent). What could be seen as a simple case of NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent actually serves to set Cyrano, a character known for his wit and eloquence, apart from the rest of the city. Not only does he look like nobody else, he sounds like nobody else.
** Most of the film's characters speak with British accents, while Peter Dinklage plays Cyrano with his own voice (despite [[Series/GameOfThrones proving that he can do a credible British accent). What could be seen as a simple case of NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent actually serves to set Cyrano, a character known for his wit and eloquence, apart from the rest of the city. Not only does he look like nobody else, he sounds like nobody else.
