Liz Hurley is not American, nor does she use an American accent in this film.
She is British, and speaks with her usual accent in this film.
Dennis Hopper, however, is American, as is Eric Thal.
Having said that, though, what is wrong with American accents? Are British or other European accents - such as those of everyone else in the film - somehow preferable?
As far as your contention that the "ruins" are a problem, there are many people in many places in the world today that live in villages that are in the same sort of condition as the village of Tzora in this film (the only place in the film that I can imagine you calling "ruins").
Now, the building materials that the structures of the real Tzora was made from would've been quite different (as would the surrounding landscape), but I imagine its general condition was not too much different from that of the fictional Tzora seen in this film.
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