Stephen Graham Can’t Handle Alan Carr’s Geordie Accent | The Jonathan Ross Show

Stephen Graham is a natural at accents, but Alan on the other hand...

Season 14, Episode 10
Original Broadcast Date: 4 May 2019

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[juliewillard]

Stephen Graham is one of my favourite actors he is brilliant in everything that he does.

[clemencyotto]

Mr Graham is a ledge. He owns every character that he's given. And yes, he did say that his Jamaican grandfather passed before he died, but that makes him all the more amazing.

[zt]

I had no idea Stephen Graham is a quarter Jamaican. Man that sheds his portrayal of Combo in This is England is a completely different light.

[JoeHuman]

What he does in THE IRISHMAN is nothing short of miraculous.
Such a brilliant performer. ✌🏾🤟🏾

[exessex]

I saw Stephen Graham on TV as Al Capone in 'Boardwalk Empire' in about 2010. I recognised him but just assumed he'd been in something else American I'd watched. Years later I re-watched 'This Is England' on TV and then I remembered where I'd seen him - as Combo in that film. I thought he was a Yank, so his Al Capone accent must've been very good.

[TheAndreaOhh]

As a geordie, I've just belly laughed at that 🤣 🤣🤣 nothing like us and I'm shocked anyone could be worse at our accent than Jimmy Carr...but Alan Carr carries the crown now 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[dennisnelson]

One of the greatest character actor's around.

[tommitchell]

Alan Carr's dad was chief scout at Newcastle United for many many years so you'd think Alan would be abl to do a better Geordie accent than that!

[Sheza]

Dyslexic and has to have his lines read to him. Legend.

[marcvanderheijden]

In fact Stephen Graham’s own accent is very distinguished and iconic as well as it is proper Scouse

[oliverash]

Did he just say "he passed away before I died" 🤣🤣 last 5/ 10 seconds hahaha

[KaninTuzi]

Did he just say: "Unfortunately, he passed away before I died"???

[peachesandpoets]

I'm half Irish and half geordie so there's no fockin hope understanding me 😂

[ilr]

JR: Presumably you grew up hearing that accent?

SG: No, I didn't actually. Unfortunately he passed away before I'd had.

[maryreilly]

American here. I can tell where a person is from, almost to the very State they are from, (if raised there and lived there most of their lives) with about 75 percent accuracy. The far Western states and the Plain States are the hardest to guess accurately. The Southern States are easiest as I live in North Florida. I could never get the different British accents. They all sound lovely to me ❤.

[SV]

Did Stephen graham just say that his grandfather passed away before graham himself died? 😂😂😂😂

[crazydavec]

There's a little Geordie lad Billy, he's 11 years old. He's moving to London because his dad's got a job there, so he's starting a new school. His dad says "Because you're a Geordie, some of these London lot will think you're not very clever.. but we know you are, go and show them!"... So he heads off to school, into History class, and they're talking about the Second World War... the teacher asks "What is propaganda?"... 🤔 Billy's hand shoots up straight away... 👋 teacher's surprised and goes with it... "Go on Geordie Billy, tell us what propaganda is"... bursting with confidence and pride he says... * wait for it *
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"It's when ya have a reeely good look at somefin mon .... ya tak a proper gander!" 😁

[swaggerfm]

Stephen Graham would be perfect for Wolverine

[toddconnell]

Wow the cameras and the smiling famous people make it seem fun and meaningful!

[amethyst]

Alan Carr, did he say something about Cullercoats?