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Source: Variety
Summary
Nick Robinson and Laura Donnelly discuss how the new Netflix series ‘Kennedy’ will portray the iconic political family without heavily emphasizing their Boston accent. While the show focuses on pivotal moments from 1931 to 1944, the decision aims to enhance character relatability and authenticity.
Why It Matters
By choosing not to focus heavily on the family’s Boston accent, ‘Kennedy’ aims to reach a broader audience, ensuring that the emotional depth of the characters can resonate universally. This decision might influence how historical figures are portrayed in modern dramas, balancing authenticity with accessibility.
