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assure Chris Pratt's Italian accent will not be insulting to people of Italian descent.
Indeed, the critics were quick to fuse following the announcement of the casting of the film, many Internet users reproaching the production for not having chosen an Italian actor.
“We're working with Chris and his experienced team to not only create a licensed movie character, but an entertaining new work bringing
Super Mario Bros. to life.
on the screen that can be enjoyed by everyone, regardless of whether they know video games or not, ”assured, according to Deadline, producer Chris Meledandri at the CineEurope convention in Barcelona.
No reason to worry
“When people hear Chris Pratt's performance, the critics will evaporate.
Maybe not entirely, since people like to express their opinions, ”continued Chris Meledandri, before pleading his case by virtue of his own origins.
"I'm not sure it's the best defense, but as someone who has Italian-American heritage, I feel like I can make this decision without worrying about offending Italians and Italians. -Americans… I think everything will be fine.
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Besides Chris Pratt who will lend his voice to the famous mustachioed plumber, a first-class cast has been assembled for the animated film, which has been set for release in April 2023. Charlie Day will bring Luigi to life;
Anya Taylor-Joy in Princess Peach;
while Jack Black got the role of Bowser;
Seth Rogen from Donkey Kong and, finally, Keegan-Michael Key from Toad.
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