Actors Speech impediments: Why do all the males speak with a lisp?

Maybe you're the one with the thpeach impediment.

It's likely simply TERRIBLE acoustics from the 'so-called' sound technicians.. I watch some films that literally need English subtitles for the unclear dialogue supposedly in English.. I can listen to some lines over and over without a clue unless there are subtitles.. but then, watch something Shakespearean like Hollow Crown: Henry IV, and you will hear perfectly clear diction from trained actors, then film actors like Jeremy Irons sound as if they are sucking a lozenge while speaking - so it could be simply bad training couple with bad dialogue.. as good as Irons is as a film actor, the trained stage actors in Henry IV made him sound muddy and unclear, as if he's simply mumbling through his lines.. "Cut! Jeremy, what the effing hell are you saying?" (me, as a director!)

My only regret in life is that I'm not someone else - Woody Allen

Hugh Laurie does have a lisp when he's using an American accent. I love his own accent

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wvqiip6T3zg

@johnmosbrook

Nope, it's just you. Apparently you hear with a lisp. Weirdo.

None of the actors had any kind of speech impediment.



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