Marvel wanted Wakandans in 'Black Panther' to have British accents
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When you're hearing Wakandans speak in Black Panther, you're actually hearing the Xhosa accent, which originates from South Africa.
But things could've been different if it went Marvel's way, with the studio apparently wanting a British accent, according to the film's star Chadwick Boseman.
The film's dialect coach Beth McGuire told Slate that Xhosa was picked due to the ancestry of South African actor John Kani, who played T’Chaka in the precursor to Black Panther, Captain America: Civil War.
"They felt like it was maybe too much for an audience to take," Boseman told The Hollywood Reporter's "Awards Chatter" podcast. Read more...
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Marvel wanted Wakandans in 'Black Panther' to have British accents
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