This post has not been vetted or endorsed by BuzzFeed's editorial staff. BuzzFeed Community is a place where anyone can create a post or quiz. Try making your own!Buzz·Posted on Jun 22, 201411 Worst Irish Accents In MoviesThey definitely didn't have the "Luck O' The Irish"!by smackgowanCommunity ContributorLinkFacebookPinterestTwitterMail 11. Cameron Diaz, Gangs Of New York View this video on YouTube youtube.com The violin background music, green dress and red hair can not distract from the fact that Cameron Diaz cannot do a good Irish accent. 10. Gerard Butler, P.S. I Love You View this video on YouTube youtube.com Not having learned from his fellow countryman Sean Connery, Butler is determined to make a mockery of it. He even ended up writing a letter to apologize for his accent. 9. Brad Pitt, The Devil's Own View this video on YouTube youtube.com There are times where Brad Pitt does sounds a bit like Liam Neeson but then his American accent slips back in and the illusion is broken. 8. Justin Theroux, Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle View this video on YouTube youtube.com Jennifer Aniston's boyfriend may have been annoyed by Drew Barrymore's Union Jack t-shirt as there are tensions in Northern Ireland over whether to use that flag or not. Either way, Theroux sounds nothing like a true Belfast boy. 7. Tom Cruise, Far And Away View this video on YouTube youtube.com Tom's accent goes from Cork to Derry every other sentence and has a pirate flavour to it. He has serious competition from the Lucky Charms guy. 6. Julia Roberts, Mary Reilly View this video on YouTube youtube.com Julia Roberts seems to think that talking quietly will make her sound more Irish but sadly it isn't so. 5. Tommy Lee Jones, Blown Away View this video on YouTube youtube.com Jones plays an IRA terrorist who is not convincing at all at being from The Emerald Isle. 4. Kevin Spacey, Ordinary Decent Criminal View this video on YouTube youtube.com The shocking thing is that the film director and Colin Farrell, one of the actors, are Irish. How could this have been allowed to go on? An absolute insult! 3. Sean Connery, The Untouchables View this video on YouTube youtube.com This film has Robert De Niro playing Al Capone, an American-Italian gangster. Kevin Costner keeps the same accent in this film as Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. Sean Connery sounds as though he's a Scotsman, pretending to be an Irishman, pretending to be a Scotsman, the ultimate inception. 2. Sean Connery, Darby O'Gill And The Little People View this video on YouTube youtube.com Just this clip alone has so many cliches: red haired woman, Irish man singing, and a film about "little people". Her accent isn't that great either. 1. Pierce Brosnan, Taffin View this video on YouTube youtube.com The biggest insult of all comes in the form of Pierce Brosnan, who was born in County Louth, Ireland. Just a performance clouded in awkwardness, shame, and utter disbelief that it could be this bad.