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commentr/StutterApr 19, 2021
2 points

Characters that come to mind are Diego from Umbrella Academy and that one guy from IT, but both are again characters who only stutter when nervous and the stutter is also not exactly right. Last chara...

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commentr/StutterApr 19, 2021
3 points

I felt the same way about A Fish Called Wanda and could hardly watch it -- though I found out later that Michael Palin's father had a severe stutter, and that's who he based the character on. Palin is...

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commentr/StutterApr 19, 2021
1 points

I think you're right. Something like 1% of people stutter -- that's a huge amount. Yet it's usually only portrayed as a story device of some kind. More representations which just *are* would be really...

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commentr/StutterApr 19, 2021
3 points

That's a really good point. I feel like most representations of stuttering have very little basic research behind them....

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commentr/StutterApr 19, 2021
2 points

there's an episode of Shameless (uk version) where Steve ( a brother to a side character) appears and has a sever case of Touretts syndrome. He also stutters a lot, which the other characters make fun...

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commentr/StutterApr 19, 2021
17 points

They also only ever just show people stuttering, not trying to deal with it. For example, there's no stuttering on the word "chair" for a second, and then changing to the word "seat". Which is a trick...

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commentr/StutterApr 19, 2021
32 points

Stuttering is normally portrayed for either comedy or character development. "Ha ha stuttering is funny and means the character is stupid" probably needs no further explanation, it's bad. I also don...

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postr/StutterApr 19, 2021
35 points

What are your thoughts on how stuttering is portrayed in TV shows and films, and how it's perceived by the general public?

What are your thoughts on how stuttering is portrayed in TV shows and films, and how it's perceived by the general public? I'm just wondering if anyone thinks we've made any progress. Can anyone think...

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commentr/StutterApr 17, 2021
2 points

4 out of 5 people who stutter are male. There is an excellent podcast for women who stutter at stutterrockstar.com . I know several African American women who stutter, you’re not alone!...

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commentr/StutterApr 17, 2021
4 points

I’m honestly not sure. It’s a shame because I think it would make for interesting storytelling. Consider the fact that now more than ever, people seem determined to make their own individual voices an...

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commentr/StutterApr 17, 2021
4 points

Yea I agree it’s mostly men that have this disorder. I’m happy to see there’s more women coming up to the for front to represent women who stutters....

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commentr/StutterApr 17, 2021
4 points

Why u think there’s not enough representation of stuttering in media? Is it because if stigma or something?...

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commentr/StutterApr 17, 2021
4 points

I'm a white woman so I can understand the "woman" part. The majority of stutterers I see are males and the only woman I can think of died over 50 years ago (Marilyn Monroe). 1. Representation matter...

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commentr/StutterApr 17, 2021
15 points

In all fairness there’s not a tremendous amount of representation of stuttering in the media anyway...

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postr/StutterApr 14, 2021
49 points

TIL legendary actor James Earl Jones, the voice behind Darth Vader and Mufasa, refused to speak as a child because of a severe stutter. He overcame this by performing poetry readings on the advice of his high school teacher, which ultimately set him on the course of acting.

TIL legendary actor James Earl Jones, the voice behind Darth Vader and Mufasa, refused to speak as a child because of a severe stutter. He overcame this by performing poetry readings on the advice of ...

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commentr/StutterApr 9, 2021
2 points

Ohh I know he watches Biden like time to time when he is talking about stocks I believe(?). Not sure if he’s seen videos of Biden talking about his stutter but I’ll defo show him when he’s down again ...

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commentr/StutterApr 9, 2021
2 points

Btw the President has a stutter, idk whether you like him or not, but you should show your SO videos of Biden talking about dealing with his stutter. Maybe that can help too...

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commentr/StutterApr 8, 2021
5 points

Omg I never taught about telling I’m about famous people that stutter and still do well etc. That’s acc a really good idea. I just need to find famous people in business that stutters and let him know...

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commentr/StutterApr 8, 2021
3 points

When I was first really investigating stuttering, I came across the fact that Emily Blunt grew up with a severe stutter. She was one of my favorite actresses! And then I found videos of her talking ab...

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commentr/StutterApr 7, 2021
2 points

Check out a twitch streamer called [sweet\_anita](https://www.twitch.tv/sweet_anita). She has Tourettes and she talks about it very openly. She often drops little pearls of wisdom dealing with things ...

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