the use of trill [r]

[Ghabi]

Hello everyone. While the use of trill [r] is associated with baddies (or at least anyone who tries to play tough guy) in the movies, I wonder how true this characterization actually is? So basically:

-Is the sound really socially stigmatized?
-Or perhaps it's regional after all, so are there actually dialects which regularly use this sound?
-Is it gender-based, used only by male and never by female speakers?

Thanks a lot in advance!

 

[SoLaTiDoberman]

Hello everyone. While the use of trill [r] is associated with baddies (or at least anyone who tries to play tough guy) in the movies, I wonder how true this characterization actually is? So basically:

-Is the sound really socially stigmatized? Maybe.
-Or perhaps it's regional after all, so are there actually dialects which regularly use this sound? Maybe.
-Is it gender-based, used only by male and never by female speakers? Maybe.

Thanks a lot in advance!

Concrete sentences, please.

 

[Ghabi]

My apologies for not being clear enough. I mean the way gangsters pronounce らりるれろ (巻き舌) in the movies. I just did a search and the actress Michi Yasue seems to be famous for using the trill in her historical dramas, so it's not limited to males.