The British actor recently shared at the Berlin Film Festival in February that his accent inspiration came from the 1996 Academy Award-winning movie Fargo ... of Minnesota and North Dakota ...

Their unique accents are drawn from the American Midwest, specifically Minnesota and North Dakota, setting the tone for the movie's location. Since its release, Fargo has garnered a cult status ...

It was at that press conference that he realized where he got the accent inspiration, and it's from a character in an Oscar-winning movie ... play 17. Fargo follows a small-town Minnesota car ...

I thought I was doing something else.” Both Stormare and Buscemi’s accents in “Fargo” hail from the region near the Minnesota-North Dakota border, where the 1996 film takes place.

Funny accent? Very. It appears to have been learned from “Fargo ... also was great as a suburban Minnesota matron in “Drop Dead Gorgeous.” The movie: Based on Scott B.

“The movie came out ... being cast in “Fargo” also meant that Temple had to master a Minnesota accent. Weeks before she arrived in Calgary to start shooting, she began training with the ...

You can't help but feel sorry for poor Mike Yanagita (Steve Park) in Fargo ... in the movie. If you've ever spent any time in Minnesota, you know just how well they nail that accent and make ...

How difficult was it to nail Dot’s very specific Minnesota accent in “Fargo”? My dialect coach, Liz Himelstein, did the original “Fargo” movie and has done every season since.

“I had this great cheat sheet for a collection of words that would get you back into the accent ... I’d seen the movie, I’d seen all the previous installments of Fargo, and I just felt ...

That setup, borrowed from the movie that inspired it ... From my perch, it’s not too complicated. The function of the Minnesota accent in Fargo is to accentuate the unexpected. And it’s a vital ...

Just a last word about the fifth season of “Fargo,” which wrapped up last ... I was anxious about the British actor’s Minnesota accent for about two seconds. She nailed it, and wielded ...

Liz [Elizabeth Himelstein], who had worked on the movie of “Fargo” and each previous chapter of “Fargo” because the “Minnesota nice” starts with the accent. It’s a real thing.