[ SECRET POST #3175 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3175 ⌋

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He can do a generic british accent - his baltimore one was fine!

[(Anonymous)]

We all can, well anyone who has a thick accent associated with lower class learns to do a basic generic business english accent in order to be taken seriously and get a job.
A whole bunch of the current batch of english actors are from posh backgrounds but if you look up the ones who came from normal or lower classes you'll usually find that they have a "serious interview" accent and a "panel show, be yourself" accent.

Re: He can do a generic british accent - his baltimore one was fine!

[(Anonymous)]

This. People talk as if Received Pronunciation hasn't been a Thing in the UK for generations.

Re: He can do a generic british accent - his baltimore one was fine!

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I remember reading somewhere that one of my current favorite actors almost got kicked out of drama school for refusing to polish up his accent, which suggests that that's an accepted thing in the UK. (Not that it doesn't happen in the US, but it's more likely that people will emulate the accent that most of our TV comes in--Los Angeles via Hollywood.

Re: He can do a generic british accent - his baltimore one was fine!

[(Anonymous)]

I agree generally but lol at "normal classes".