Best Attempted Kiwi Accent on Film Ever

And the award for best attempt at a New Zealand accent goes to... Australian actor Peter Archer in Bruce Lee's "Enter the Dragon", 1973.

If you want to jump straight to the action, he starts talking at 0:55. After a bit of a warm up, by 1:55 he is channelling Michael Caine.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Kiwi
• New
• Zealand
• accent

[SlapThatNoob]

its the 1970's and the guy's got no mullet and no stubbies... clearly not a new zealander....

[forREAL274]

Why are the Kiwis arguing with the Aussies? We should have each others backs against every one else.. Tards

[bayleynator]

@fwuckthisloife You Sir, Are a direct example of one of the vast amount of Australians or NZ'ers Stabing each other in the back, Just learn to get along, Whats all this hating about?,

Im bloody sick of It, We all just need to learn to get along, Thanks

[joeyy17]

@forREAL274 exactly bro!

[TommyOtago]

today i learned asian boats no float

[Gracchi]

so this is the real reason for the asian hate in nz lol

[fwuckthisloife]

only a kiwi would blow something this useless and stupid out there

[Tehui1974]

It sounds like Michael Caine talking. If that's a kiwi accent, than Bruce Lee is South African.

[regantnz]

I think that he thinks that he's Sean Connery

[JoshHenare]

What is that? A Cockney/Australian Mix?

[VideoReply]

As soon as he said "what the hell are you doin?" at 1:55 - I couldn't stop laughing - it was so bad!

[cheeco8]

typical