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Whoa, Keanu. After mangling a British accent in Francis Ford Coppola’s Dracula redux, you chose to give it another try in 1993’s Much Ado About Nothing? Stick to kung fu, bruh. —Kate Ward
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For a film that boasts so much class (That black dress! That dreamy ”Moon River” rendition!), it’s hard to believe Tiffany‘s producers would stoop so low by casting Mickey Rooney as Holly’s stereotypical Japanese neighbor. Not only was he not the slightest bit believable as a native Japanese speaker in the 1961 classic, but he managed to offend droves of film critics and moviegoers as well. —Kate Ward
Keanu Reeves Dracula (1992)
Whoa, Keanu. After mangling a British accent in Francis Ford Coppola’s Dracula redux, you chose to give it another try in 1993’s Much Ado About Nothing? Stick to kung fu, bruh. —Kate Ward
Mickey Rooney Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961)
For a film that boasts so much class (That black dress! That dreamy ”Moon River” rendition!), it’s hard to believe Tiffany‘s producers would stoop so low by casting Mickey Rooney as Holly’s stereotypical Japanese neighbor. Not only was he not the slightest bit believable as a native Japanese speaker in the 1961 classic, but he managed to offend droves of film critics and moviegoers as well. —Kate Ward
