Is Mel Gibson considered an Australian actor or an American actor?
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Koz_Dracon - Nelson Remembered
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I don't know but who would have expected him to turn into a big director? Almost as surprising as Richie Cunningham and Meathead turning into big directors. Anyway, I don't think it much matters, but, I think of him as American now.
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His Australianism is often mention, him, Kylie..so I think of him as an Ozzie x
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What's his natural accent?
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For a long time Australian actors felt they had to reside in America to make an impact. We here are use to that, although the trend is slowly changing. Mel lives in America, he plays in America and comes back to Aust very rarely. They say home is where your heart is. I think he is more seen as American these days.
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i think he has both american and aussie accents, from Gallipoli and Mad max he speaks aussie accent, but in his late film such as Pocahontas he has american accent
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He is a poor excuse for a religious person. He wants to come off all holy and righteous and then he gets drunk, says racist things and screws around on his wife and now is breaking up his family. He is a jerk in my opinion. Who cares what he does for a living or where he came from, he is sad.
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i think of him as...an actor
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his mother was australian and his father was australian and he use to have an aussie accent when he was doing his firt films then he moved back to america and after the years got a dirty american accent
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I'd say American, though he spent lotsa time on the Barbies
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well he is considered as on of the finest actors of the United States and his film "Brave Heart" is considered as one of the finest films.
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