Ever wonder why ancient Romans in movies always have Oxbridge accents? Today, Slate.com has done a video slideshow on how Hollywood movies deal with the tricky situation of foreign speech: to subtitle or not to subtitle.
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Who knew there could be such a demand for films about cranky old English gippers taking up singing late in life, that two could be released within months of one another?