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Damon struggled with accent in new film
Published Saturday, Feb 6 2010, 19:25 GMT | By Paul Millar

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The 39-year-old actor, who took on the role of rugby player Francois Pienaar in Invictus, has admitted that "the accent took about six months".
According to Showbiz Spy, the star said: "It took a lot to get it. They talk real different down there."
Speaking about his role, Damon continued: "It’s a big responsibility. It didn’t help that I liked Francois so much. I really wanted him to like the film.
"It’s such an incredible moment in South Africa’s history. I think everybody felt it who worked on the movie. It was different to other movies."
> Matt Damon confesses 'Invictus' doubt
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