Natalie P (2024 Directors Cut): Try to get "Glaswegian-accented Hungarian was formerly the diplomatic language of much of Europe during much of the 1570s" into a sentence with a straight face.

Had a dream last night that I was making a movie and since I didn't know anything about making a movie I asked @andraswf.bsky.social in as a consultant, who changed a lot of the scenes to Hungarian because 'they sounded better'

it's the exact opposite of what I usually do

You were quite insistent, using the 'I've been in movies a long time, I know what sells' line

jesus christ that is an impostor

I don't know. It might have made things bétör

It's a smart move because if viewers can't understand the dialogues, they also can't criticise them.

It was a very Scottish movie so the addition of more language difficulty wasn't necessary

Try to get "Glaswegian-accented Hungarian was formerly the diplomatic language of much of Europe during much of the 1570s" into a sentence with a straight face.

A hallowed tradition upheld by Szön Könnery throughout most of his career.

i feel personally attacked

Whereas I feel terrible for saying "much" twice in a sentence.

You could put it in the star wars intro crawl upfront so that your audience's expectations are set.

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