In what world? I've never met a woman who thought being British was a turn-off! Everything about Tom Hardy was ridiculously sexy - ESPECIALLY his British accent. Really odd of them to throw that in there.
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well would you want to be British, of course not.
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it was merely a joke, folks, people are taking it too seriously.
like i said before, british men are joked about being gay, so thats where reese was going with that. a very unpleasant joke, but a joke. it was even flattering towards tom, because in the end it meant he had no flaws actually, but at first glance it can offend people.
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EXACTLY!! Biggest *beep* in this movie! Followed by her choosing the american guy just because he's american. :( Very very stupid ending, hated it!
shareIt's a dumb stereotype perpetuated by Hollywood movies. Oh he's English, therefore he is emotionally and sexually cold/repressed.
Take these lines from the movie Dracula: Dead and Loving It.
Jonathan Harker: Oh yes, my dear. The Opera is astonishing. The music is fraught with love, hate, sensuality, and unbridled passion... all the things in my life that I've managed to suppress.
I know, right? Being British is like a big PLUS for me lol
shareThere are hundreds of british accents. Many are sexy. Most are not. There's a big accent difference between Tom Hardy and a yorkshireman. There's a big accent difference between Tom Hardy and those prancing twits what pronounce all Ws Rs Ls and most other letters of the alphabet like "W".
Being British is a flaw DESPITE the accent. It implies poor dental hygiene, rare showers and rarer hair washes, and shagging times under 1 minute that they're very proud of. Flaws, flaws, flaws.
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British are flawed as they are now mostly atheist and hold no real moral convictions. I think she was referring to that.
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