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is ey welcome to Miz Mojo and today
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we're counting down our picks for the
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actors so good at manipulating their
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voices that they sound completely
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different from their memorable
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characters on TV shows you know
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scientists are
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really we should listen to scientists
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question
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everything number 20 Y El Stone Orange El Stone
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is the New Black kicking off our list is
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Orange is the New blacks y elone St who
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brought to life the quirky character of
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Lorna Mel they let you drive what who
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else is going to do it we do everything
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around here the character's thick
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high-pitched Boston accent is Iconic but
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in real life yeah El Stone's voice is
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quite different she has an Australian
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accent and a grounded demeanor with a
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more serious tone than the character she
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portrays heated looking at phone looking
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up looking down looking up more
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perturbed looking down and then weird
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smile hearing her natural voice goes to
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show how versatile stone is as an
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actress and makes you appreciate the
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incredible amount of effort and talent
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that she put into portraying Lorna I
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don't know if there's anyone that talks
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like this it's a crazy thing I'm not
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sure I don't know there may be a little
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of a maybe Adelaide from Guys and Dolls
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in there number 19 Matthew Reese the Matthew Reese
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Americans Matthew Reese is a talented
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Welsh actor with a portfolio of
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compelling performances in American
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television he gained widespread Acclaim
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for playing playing Philip Jennings on
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the Americans that's against spies right
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exactly have to make sure I don't do any
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spying around here no you better not
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especially for those Russians oh yeah
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they're the they're the worst right the
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Soviet spy really had to perfect an
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American accent to blend into the 1980s
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Washington DC suburbs not only is ree's
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accent captivating but so is his ability
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to portray the morally complex character
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I don't know why you should trust me you
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should hate me you
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you should probably shoot
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me but we're getting in that car to the
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surprise of a lot of fans his voice is
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nothing like Phillips he has a rich and
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melodic natural Welsh accent which makes
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him sound distinctly Charming Philip is
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often stoic and brooding but in
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interviews Rees appears relaxed and
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humorous showcasing just how phenomenal
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his acting talents are whether you're
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watching rugby or singing songs or you
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know
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tearing up at Tom Jones um that is
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unwavering in me which is great for you
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know what I do which is you know running
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away in Flights of Fancy number 18 Dominic West
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Dominic West the wire you do any accents
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English British SC or something like
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that
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Cy I was looking to get a little Hanky
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Panky and this one block gave with this
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number to call when I got across the
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pond we're got it son we're got it have
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after watching The Wire many people will
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believe Dominic West the actor behind
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detective Jimmy mcnalty was a Baltimore
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local if you've ever heard him speak in
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real life you'll know he sounds nothing
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at all like his character ever I open my
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mouth I'm in a room full of wi fans I'm
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conscious of a sort of rather deflation
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of of of OD DEA he's not he's not
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mcnalty in reality he has a Charming
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English accent with a refined tone that
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majorly contrasts with MC's manner of
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speaking Beyond the wire West has shown
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versatility in a variety of roles such
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as his portrayal of Prince Charles on
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the Crown west masterfully embodied
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Jimmy MCN a flawed but captivating
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protagonist but his real life Persona is
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far removed from the gritty world of
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Baltimore's crime riddled streets was
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snapi always stole the money why'd you
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let him
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play got this America man number 17 jod Jodie Comer
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comr killing Eve fans of the hit series
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killing Eve will quickly become familiar
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with jod Comer's character villain L
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she's a stylish Russian assassin with
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ruthless efficiency and playful charm
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aren't you always a different person
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aren't you at least I'm good at playing
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someone else well not that good
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obviously don't speak to me like that
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Eve I like you but I don't like you that
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much Comer's poort tral is chillingly
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intense and one of the most memorable
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characters on television but in real
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life jod comr has a strong yet soothing
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Liverpool accent a lot of people just
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look at me and think is it air but I had
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one recently that was really strange
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someone asked me um for a photograph
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that is a big contrast from villain L's
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Russian brogue and distinctly theatrical
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tone Comer's natural scous dialect is
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warm and friendly unlike the Sinister
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tones of the ruthless killer she has an
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unparalleled ability to switch between
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accents which is a testament to her
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Talent she's just arrived from New York
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after won too many nights on the wrong
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side of the bridge and she has a really
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really really annoying
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accent I like her accent number 16 Daniel Davis
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Daniel Davis The Nanny Niles is a witty
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and sophisticated Butler portrayed by
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Daniel Davis on the popular 990s sitcom
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The Nanny Niles is famous for his dry
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humor sharp wit and loyalty to the
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Sheffield family mind you with Miss
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finding the tournament you'll have to
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take the children oh that sounds like
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fun oh dear I think I'm coming down with
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something it's getting worse his
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onliners are some of the best in the
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show with impeccable timing Davis
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brought this character to life in such a
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way that fans still adore him more than
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20 years later I'm dating myself dating
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yourself that's pathetic even you can do
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better than you his distinct English
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accent is also iconic but but he's
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really from Arkansas Beyond The Nanny
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Davis has had a diverse career where he
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effortlessly shifts between characters
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and rarely speaks in his laid-back and
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relatable true voice I brought a a
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pretty good range having done a lot of
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Classics a lot of Shakespeare and having
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grown up in Arkansas I I did not have
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the southern accent number 15 Katherine Katherine OHara
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o'a shitz Creek a former wealthy soap
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star Moira Rose still has the
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sensibilities of a 1% despite having
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lost all her money this wine is awful
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give me another glass her usual manner
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of speaking is noticeably deeper and
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more prim and proper than Katherine
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O'Hara's this adds to the character's
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eccentricities since it gives the
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impression that her voice is an
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affectation even when she's trying to
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appear warm and friendly also graciously
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welcomed us into your heavenly Hamlet
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O'Hara on the other hand comes across as
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super approachable and down to earth I'm
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sorry I wasn't named dring I was just
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tell the truth the fact that she can
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sell this snobby upper class character
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so well is just proof of her greatness
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let's go I've had enough waking hours
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for one day number 14 John Barrowman John Barrowman
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Doctor Who and Torchwood if you've only
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seen American interviews with Baran you
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might be wondering why he's on this list
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his best known character Captain Jack
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Harkness might be a product of British
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television but he sounds decidedly
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American woke up in bed with both my
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executioners lovely couple they stayed
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touch can't say that about most
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executioners and so does Barrowman most
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of the time although he was born in
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Scotland he moved to the states when he
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was only 8 years old and his typical
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accent is an unremarkable Midwestern one
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so Captain Jack changed my life it was
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also a character who Chang the face of
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television as a result however when he
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finds himself among his fellow Scots he
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reverts to his native Scottish dialect
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and the difference is Stark this is how
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I speak at home when I'm with other
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Scottish people it just happened it's
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like being bilingual this is a
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phenomenon referred to as being balal
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which is when someone who grew up around
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two different accents can switch between
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them depending on which one they hear
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and it's very cool I can't tell you what
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I'm thinking right now number 13 Idris
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Elba the wire your American accent has
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not always been that good mhm mhm I'm
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refer toid are constricting for you
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right now I don't know what's going you
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do Dominic West isn't the only Brit
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pretending to a baltimor on The Wire by
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now Idris Alba is famous enough that
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most people probably know he sounds
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nothing like his character Stringer Bell
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in real life but when the wire first hit
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Airwaves elbow wasn't such a big name
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and many fans had no idea that his
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native dialect is quite different from
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the ruthless Baltimore crime bosses we
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got bosses that wouldn't know police
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work if it bit him in the ass Elba
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actually grew up in an inner burough of
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London and his natural English accent
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has been said to be almost close to
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Cockney of course his Baltimore accent
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is no less commanding that's like a 40°
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day ain't nobody got nothing to say
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about a 40° day number 12 Jalil white Jalil White
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Family Matters Family Matters featured
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the unforgettable character Steve Urkel
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portrayed by the legendary jalile white
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white became a household name for this
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role known for his suspenders nerdy
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glasses and his iconic catchphrase did I
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do KKL was a clumsy but lovable
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character who became a cultural icon in
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reality white sounds completely
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different from the character who made
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him famous there is no Steve
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here I'm Stefan sweet
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thing Stefan URL has a high-pitched and
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exaggerated voice with quirky mannerisms
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and hilarious delivery White's natural
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voice is much deeper and sounds
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significantly more mature this makes you
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appreciate URL even more as it showcases
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just how much talent jalile white
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brought to the table yo sweet thing
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Mama are you
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okay now sweat my pet number 11
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Stephanie beatric Brooklyn 99 rosad Diaz
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is the quintessential noons hard-nosed
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detective many of her colleagues are
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intimidated by her and she has a
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somewhat deep serious voice to fit her
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person personality plans are plans I'm a
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badass not an anarchist Stephanie
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Beatrice's natural pitch on the other
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hand is much more High to moderate I
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really loved the character I wore all
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black I wore my black leather jacket I
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wore my black boots but Die Hard fans
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might have noticed that Rose's voice
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evolved over the course of the series in
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season 1 it was only slightly deeper
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than Beatrice's ordinary speaking voice
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looks like the pers stole a computer a
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watch and a hamon IO ham valued at what
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dropped considerably to the point that
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by the show's end beatric and her
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character sound like completely
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different people yeah we know that we're
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just surprised that you know that number Rose Macgregor
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10 Rose MacGyver ghosts Samantha Rend
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daker is a cheerful young woman despite
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being haunted by quirky spirits on the
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popular comedy series ghosts they're not
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going to find anything because I now
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know there's nothing wrong with me okay
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but the doctor said that was the living
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doctor of course she thinks I'm
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delusional she's not trained for this
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but the ghost doctor okay that's where
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you start to lose me act Rose mver does
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a masterful job at making Sam warm
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relatable and hilarious with a light
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American accent in fact mver is from New
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Zealand and has a fairly deep tone
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compared to Sam's upbeat and bubbly
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personality none of these have been
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shows that people kind of just disengage
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you know watch and kind of leave
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afterwards it's like it seems to kind of
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build this um Collective creative thing
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that happens out of them and mver has
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refined this accent across a variety of
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American roles most notably starring as
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the Dead live more on I zombie no matter
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how dark the subject matter her
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versatile voice always brightens things
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up they say you're welcome they there's
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two of
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them
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yep are we done here number nine Lucy Lucy Lawless
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Lawless Zena Warrior Princess so what do
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you guys think of the show I like the
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one who plays me she's kind of sexy Lucy
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Lawless is synonymous with Zena the
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heroic lead on the Beloved fantasy
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action series Zena Warrior Princess her
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commanding Pres since captured the
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hearts of fans globally making her an
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icon that was me
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once and
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then the water Ripples and
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[Music]
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churns that's what I became Lawless
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played the role with remarkable strength
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resilience and a rather arbitrary
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American accent in reality the actress
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hails from New Zealand and has a much
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softer and more relaxed voice than the
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tough bold Warrior Princess never done
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any Kungfu really no Sports at all and I
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had thought I was going to do
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Shakespeare you know I thought I was
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going to go to England and and study
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theater ls's real life personality is
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far removed from the mythological epic
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battles that Zena is known for bringing
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further attention to her stunning range
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as an actress number eight Pedro Pascal Pedro Pascal
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Game of Thrones many people assume that
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the Chilean born actor naturally speaks
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with a Spanish accent it's not an absurd
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idea considering that he sometimes uses
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one I am but Pascal actually grew up in
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California and Texas and his native
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accent is pretty standard American yeah
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I feel kind of Texan actually oberin
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Martell was the first dornish character
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to appear on Game of Thrones so Pascal
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played an important role in determining
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what the people of the fictional Dorne
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would sound like going forward and after
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I turn set I grow angry since he grew up
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in a family of Spanish speakers it makes
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sense that this accent is the one that
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comes EAS to him this is a big and
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beautiful
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world most of us live and die in the
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same corner where we were born and never
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get to see any of
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it I don't want to be most of us number Maggie Wheeler
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seven Maggie wheeler friends oh my God
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if you know friends then you know Janice
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Chandler's mostly ex-girlfriend whose
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surprise reappearances eventually become
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a running joke oh my God jesis most
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distinctive feature is her voice loud
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nasally and extremely New York it'
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probably be pretty gring to listen to in
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real life but her voice along with her
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famous catchphrase made her into one of
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the most beloved recurring characters on
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the series okay I'm going to need a
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comforter but do you have a
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hypoallergenic one because otherwise I
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get very nasal although wheeler Drew
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inspiration for Janice from The New
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Yorker she grew up around her real voice
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couldn't be more different really I
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heard her I knew who she was to me it's
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almost jar ing to hear it coming out of
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that familiar face that's
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fine it is MHM because I know that this
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isn't the end number six Millie Bobby Millie Bobby Brown
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Brown stranger things 11 from stranger
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things is a young girl with peculiar
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psychokinetic powers and a hidden past
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she's one of the show's Central
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characters and was superbly portrayed by
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Millie Bobby Brown Mike yeah friend
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don't lie her performance is powerful
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and the character is known for speaking
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in a soft childlike American accent
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Brown on the other hand naturally has a
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strong confident and expressive English
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dialect granted it has thinned from her
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growing up in the states I hate finger
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sandwiches and I'm going to just say
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that now cold sandwiches are my dad and
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I's least favorite thing ever now scones
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are delicious scon I don't say scon I
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actually say scones Beyond stranger
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things Brown has taken on many other
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roles with a great variety of accents
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and voices Brown's true voice and
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personality are a strong reminder of how
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Dynamic her acting truly is I can
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fight better than any of us number five Melissa Rauch
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Melissa Rous The Big Bang Theory
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bernardet roson kowsky wowit's high
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pitch and usually sweet intonation seem
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to fit with rouch's diminutive stature
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shie I'm sensing a little hostility is
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it maybe because like Sheldon's work
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your sex life is also theorized retical
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that's one reason it's always surprising
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and hilarious when she suddenly belts
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out a line like Howard's mother does he
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like the
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pancak he didn't try them yet in fact
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the voice and the character have become
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so intertwined that fans sometimes don't
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recognize the actress when she's
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speaking in her natural tone
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Bernadette's voice is very similar to my
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mother's um except without the Jersey
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accent it turns out that Rouch is a bit
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of a vocal chameleon she's done Voice
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work for a number of animated shows and
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films and either brought Harley Quinn to
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life alongside the incomparable Kevin
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Conroy Harley there are lives at stake
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oh my God yeah yeah the whole world's
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going to plots I get it I get it number Killian Murphy
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four Killian Murphy peaky blinders like
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I said about reprising characters I've
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never done that before but to have these
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roles that are extraordinarily written
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in such great detail uh and to be able
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to to go back to them season after
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season it's been a real gift for me
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peeky blinders focuses on the exploits
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of Thomas Shelby leader of the Shelby
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crime family 1920s Birmingham Shelby is
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a cunning and ruthless character with a
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gritty workingclass brummy accent the
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only difference between you and me
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Freddy is that
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sometimes I also stand a chance of
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winning in actuality Murphy is from
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Ireland and possesses a soft melodic
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speaking voice with a soothing and
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Charming effect effect this is in stark
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contrast to Shelby's harsh voice which
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has become as iconic as Murphy's
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performance birmingham's is considered
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one of the most difficult English
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accents to to pull off but Murphy makes
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it look as effortless as every other
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accent he's adopted in his distinguished
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career would you like to see my
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mask I use it in my experiments number Hugh Laurie
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three Hugh Lori house Lori became fairly
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wellknown on the British comedy scene as
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part of his Twan act with Steven fry in
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the 80s some of you may be wondering how
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my colleague came by this bandage upon
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his head it's very simple a nurse put it
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on but many Americans were first
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introduced to him as the brilliant
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costic Dr Gregory House think your
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argument is specious I think your tie is
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ugly he might be humble about his talent
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but Lori pulls off an American accent so
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flawlessly that lots of fans were
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shocked to discover he's actually
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British House's voice is almost grally
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while Lori is a bit more softspoken with
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a polished and proper British dialect I
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just felt like it had to be you know it
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had to be right yeah um because it would
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have get in the way if it wasn't right
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it's almost hard to believe that both
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voices come from the same man you can
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fake sincerity you can fake pretty much
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anything number two Andrew Lincoln The Andrew Lincoln
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Walking Dead if you had told us in 2009
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that Mark from Love Actually would
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totally nail the role of a Kentucky law
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man in a gory zombie apocalypse show we
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probably wouldn't have believed you and
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yet that's exactly what happened to
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portray Rick Grimes Lincoln takes on an
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American accent with a light but
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noticeable twang completely unlike his
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usual Posh English speech I would say
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it's a work in progress but it's a work
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in progress apparently Rick's voice also
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gets progressively more Gruff over the
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course of the series reflecting the
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trauma and violence he's lived through
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Lincoln disappears so completely into
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the part it's easy to forget what he
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really sounds like that wasn't
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weakness it took everything before we
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continue be sure to subscribe to our
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you're on your phone make sure you go
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number one Megan malali Will and Grace
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her name might not have been in the
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title but Karen stole this show so many
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times maybe it should have been he's a
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little nervous he's a little nervous oh
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hell I'm a little nervous thanks to
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Mal's over-the-top performance in that
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impossibly squeaky voice some of the
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funniest and most memorable moments come
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from when she's on screen oh my
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God this is the end of me I don't think
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I can go on of course her real voice has
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a much more reasonable tone malali
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admits that her risky acting choices
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haven't always paid off in the past
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either I would come in with this crazy
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character with a crazy character on it
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either not get cast or get cast and then
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get fired or almost get fired or you
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know playing Karen with that absurdly
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high pitch was certainly taking a chance
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but in the end it's one of the things
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that made the character downright iconic
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