

Plus, I remember hearing several English actors say it’s easy for them to do a Southern American accent because it’s easier for them to hear.” Foghorn's attempts to pass the Barnyard Dawg off as a pheasant are even funnier if you know that chickens are a type of pheasant. Sounds of a thrashing are heard over the end. It’s just fun to hear an Englishman do a Southern accent. Foghorn starts improvising while performing an audio book of A Tale of Two Cities, and it ends with Henery Hawk getting his club ready. His verdict: “I don’t think he is doing a Foghorn impression. While Foghorn Leghorn is a big fan of camping, that doesnt mean that he has to be great at it At least he tries his best, right Thats not all folks Catc. His skill set is far more impressive and relevant to this query: He took over the duties of voicing Foghorn Leghorn after Mel Blanc’s death and has played him many times since. īergman doesn’t study dialects or body language or anything like that.

And so, I decided to consult a true expert on the matter - Jeff Bergman. If you ask me, if Benoit Blanc were based on Foghorn Leghorn, there’d be plenty of motive to disguise the truth. Or is it? Might it be possible that one or both of these men could have something to hide? After all, it sounds much better to have your character based on a highly respected dead historian as opposed to a loudmouth cartoon chicken who likes to slap dogs on their asses.

With both Johnson and Craig on the record, it would seem to be a pretty open-and-shut case.
