Emily Blunt Shares Wild Behind-the-Scenes Tales from Filming “Wild Mountain Thyme” | The View 

It's John, not Kohn

@@faradillaramadhita1782 omg thanks that was a ridiculous typo. I’m always so embarrassed by them and edit them when I see the error 💋

@@batgurrl yeah, it’s alright

@@faradillaramadhita1782 💋

she's too old

If she wants to lol 😆

The Crown is done now sadly. Although I was so excited for the latest season but it was meh.

@@bl00dhoney KM looks older than her age (hair and matrony clothing don't help lol) so they basically look as if they were the same age so...

@@ritauwimana7647 but if The Crown were to have a Middleton story it'd be about her university years, courtship and wedding. In which case Blunt is too old. There's a whole country full of actresses who look and sound like Middleton. Blunt doesn't have to be the only choice. Having said all that they won't do a Middleton story.

Amen

how was Dornan's accent?

@@bl00dhoney bad and he should know better. That clip was actually the worst I've seen in terms of accents. As for the confusing time period ..thats for another day

@@colmd7680 oh dear (but in other news didn't realise so many Irish ppl watched The View)

@@bl00dhoney we all watched one clip and the Facebook algorithm now thinks it's our jam! Can't get out of the loop 😅

I've only watched a few Irish movies in my life and even I knew that was bad, haha. Dont have high hopes for that film.

Yup, not sure why Emily Blunt got the gig but Jamie Dornan is Irish.

@@FiveRiversCity Dornan is from Belfast. He has a v different accent.

@@bl00dhoney What, so he is the wrong sort of Irish? 😂

@@FiveRiversCity he's Irish he just has a strong Belfast accent. A northern irish accents are very different to his character in the movie.

@@bl00dhoney The original point made by Hotrod52 was about hiring Irish actors for Irish roles. Jamie Dornan is Irish - case closed.

Jamie Dornan is Irish tho.

@@drubert1981 He's from Northern Ireland. Our accent is quite different from those in the south.

A cultural appropiation is a load of BS its a complete non issue .As regards stereoptyping we do the same to yanks.

@@galoglaich3281 I disagree; however, of course, you’re entitled to your opinion.

I think he's actually Irish but I agree with you about Emily's accent - cringe fest!!!

@@jesuisbambi Dornan's from Belfast, his natural accent is very different.

Jamie Dornan is actually Irish, so, maybe he knows his accent.

@@jeanmarietodd7457 there are many different Irish accents depending on where you're from. Dornan has a very distinctive Belfast accent

@@bl00dhoney Fair enough, I should have know about the local Irish accents 🙂

Ikr

Not irish movie ...this was made for americans

@@dubmait Why? Why is it not made for everyone?

@@aoifed8913 it should have been but this movie alienates irish audience with afantasy script and terrible accents

@@dubmait It's just so lazy. If it's only for American audiences that's fine but just show it in US then. Quit subjecting the rest of us to the laziness.

josephine No it was shockingly bad

@Josephine Anne Weigers You're not from Ireland, are you. It was so bad, it would be right up there with the worst one!

@@aoifed8913 The accents are atrocious however the thing is that the film is not targeted at an irish audience. The film is based on a play called outside Mullingar and the film is shot in mayo.I don't know about westmeath ,but certainly if they used the accent that my older mayo relations had no one outside ireland would understand and moreover people from outside the county would be complaining that we don't speak like that in the way that the Healyreas get lambasted for the way they speak.

It’s not just the accent it’s the script it’s the top of morning to you fake old Ireland rubbish no one talks like that or ever did in real life and Wild mountain thyme is a Scottish song also so much wrong with this movie 🤦🏼‍♀️

Its so bad

It absolutely was unique, not just with the two main characters and their personalities, but with things like the long kitchen scene conversation that lasted around a half hour. Can't recall another movie in the last few decades that had a scene and conversation that long between two people. It was different and a pleasure to watch.

🤣🤣🤣

I thought so too. I was thinking this doesn't sound like an Irish woman *at all* . What the h*** were they thinking?

Isn't Jamie Dornan Irish? 😀

Jamie Dornan is irish.

@@FiveRiversCity he's from Northern Ireland

It's called make up and hair color changes.

StarMonkies Lad what the english know about ireland can be written on a match box ,sounds like a generalisation but only have to look at brexit where even high level politicians knowledge about ireland was sadly lacking and from my own experience its seems to be reflected in the general populace.

I loved the movie and have Irish heritage. I paid attention to the story and the conversations, not the accents. The half hour kitchen conversation in the latter part of the movie was brilliant. You could take any country and say one particular movie doesn't represent the overall nation. That's true for the US, in a huge way. An inner city movie set in Philadelphia would be miles different from a movie set in ranch area out West, with neighbors miles away, or a movie set in an Appalachian small town. There are areas of the U.S. that don't have cell towers. Every country has a wide range and no movie represents a nation, just a story of a few people.