English Teacher Reacts to Famous English Accents in Film and TV!

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I teach English learners how to do English accents every day. Not because you have to speak with an English accent if you want to be fluent, but because a lot of my learners just want to! So, in this video, I will be reacting to some amazing and some not-so-amazing English accents done by non-natives!

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------- IN THIS VIDEO -------
0:00 Intro
2:10 Johnny Depp in Pirates of the Carribean
6:47 Renee Zellweger in Bridget Jones + Lingoda
12:30 Dick Van Dyke in Mary Poppins
14:56 Anne Hathaway in One Day
17:55 Russel Crowe in Robin Hood
20:55 Meryl Streep in The Iron Lady
23:35 Outro
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[terriroberts]

How in the world do you know all of these accents so well? I’m fascinated by your videos. I’m American and I don’t know all the American accents the way you know the British accents!

[hahaplumbing]

Thank you smashing english. This video immensely benefited to me.

[davidhines]

I'd give Depp credit for not taking the easy way out and doing a broad Devon or Cornwall accent for a pirate.

[azmodanpc]

The english teacher I wish I had in Middle School and High School. Totally rad.

[shookone]

This is such a good video. Please do the northern accents in Game Of Thrones. I would love to know which characters use which accents. Thanks.

[karenax]

Merrel Streep did marvelously as Margaret Thatcher.

[smashingenglish]

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[Ismail-fmtn]

So far this is the best english teacher i have come across on youtube.

[ahmadkateeb]

I love all your work, videos 📹, you were looking so funny 😆 focusing on how Anna was speaking and your face was red 🤗 when the actor was saying his war speech 💬 🤣 😉, love 💘 you ( Birmingham accent) .

[pch]

Does anyone remember when Gillian Anderson used to (does she still do it?) switch between American and exaggerated RP, depending on where she was? Bizarre.

[jiraiya.]

I thought the Aussie that you'll review was Chris Hemsworth's performance in the movie Rush, where he played as James Hunt, the 1976 F1 champion from the UK.

[diegomoravega]

Please, analyze the accent of Steve Harris of Iron Maiden. It´s very hard to understand him in the interviews.

[pauloeustaquiodeandrade]

Wonderful lessons, Laura. Keep up the fine work!

[hastikeshavarzi]

I didn't even know Johnny Depp is American!

[FionaEm]

I'd always thought it was odd that Renèè Zellweger said "boofet" - but so did Colin Firth so I assumed it was a northen quirk that southern Brits took on. As for Dick Van Dyke's awful 'Cockney' accent, that's how Americans sound when they try to imitate us Aussies. Absolutely terrible 🤣🤣

[medbadawi]

Tour english is perfect, but your french is perfectible. I'm in an absolute opposite situation. I propose to exchange our strengh and weakness.

[vickyv]

I really want you to collaborate with 'Lucy' for once.. please 😊😊

[NBeev]

I hardly ever see or hear my Accent, the Stoke on Trent accent covered in videos like this. To get an idea of the sound the most well known would be the singer Robbie Williams. There is also his mate Jonathon Wilkes and Lemmy Kilmister of Motorhead fame. I can also add Eddie Hall to that. There was a made for TV film made years ago filmed locally called "My Fragile Heart", which starred Sarah Lancashire, Eva Pope and a few other notables, but although a little bit of the local dialect was used in the script, there was little if any actual stoke accent spoken.

[karenax]

I always thought Bette Davis was English, but had acquired an American accent. Apparently she was American and I liked her accent, it had a softer tone to it. 🤗

[fabianacamozzi]

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