Gary Oldman has English lessons - The Graham Norton Show: Episode 15 - BBC One

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Wow, that's a fantastic Australian accent, very impressed! When most people try they sound very exaggerated like a Steve Irwin-type, but Gary's definitely got the subtleties down!

sarahnicole

People seem surprised by how good Oldman's Aussie accent was, this guy a true chameleon, accents seem like a walk in the park for him.

RyanGiggsOBE

Seriously, does Oldman have an on/off switch for these accents. He's so flawless. What I would do to be coached by him. (sighs calmly) I think pigs flying would come before that ever does.

mrbulbasore

I’m Australian and I can say that he did an amazing Aussie accent 👏🏼🇦🇺

joshuahancock

Whenever an English person is in America for along time they come back Australian.

miguelrodriquez

The role he played in "Leon the professional" still haunts.

KazeSamak

As an Aussie...the way he varies his tone in the second attempt is absolutely spot on. Perfect.

hamishbarton

Holy crap gary oldman actually does an aussie accent.

Usually attempts at australian accents piss me off so much because it makes us sound like we are all yobos.

samphillips

Ι have watched many times Gary Oldman being on many TV shows with other actors and showbiz persons and he's unfailingly, without fail, all the time, absolutely generous with them, passing themes to them, giving them his time, paying attention to them. A most gracious man.

sternumagnum

Gary is one of my favourite actors in the world and his Australian is simply amazing. Coming from an Australian.

tayamichel

I'm Aussie. That was a good Aussie accent.

Caineheist

It took me nearly 20 years to figure out where the hell he came from. I mainly was a fan of his because of his ability to nail even the most obscure accents, like the old school West Tennessee/Arkansas accent he spoke as Zorg in the Fifth Element.

waterdamnaged

Just watched "Leon, The Professional". Can't believe it's the same Gary Oldman.

dudeskywalker

I've been in NW England for 9 years now (I'm American) and get confused for all sorts: Aussie, NZ, and lately, quite a few have asked if I'm Irish. Things just slip, as Gary says, into the local dialects, etc. And when your "birth-accent" begins to mix with your "adoptive accent" things can get interesting.

JeremiahBurns

Gary should have gotten an Oscar for his role as Dracula He was so good, giving creepy a entire new vibe. I can t believe he was overlooked for his performance in this role

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