Chris Pratt sets the record straight on the criticism of his lack of accent in Super Mario Bros. Movie.
In an interview with Extra, Chris Pratt asked fans to "go watch the movie, and then we can talk."
"I really think that once you see the movie..," Pratt, 43, said before changing his thought and corrected himself by saying, "And you know what, in all honestly, I think you probably need to watch it twice."
The Jurassic World actor's comments came after some viewers started complaining. along with actor John Leguizamo, who played Luigi in the 1993 theatrical iteration of the gaming franchise, about his casting not appropriate for the role of the Italian titular character.
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