Not sure if this is the correct place where to ask, but I know it's here where all the intellectual anons are.
Do you know what is the accent that classical actors like Ian McKellen and Charles Dance use? Is it just Upper Received Pronunciation? Is there something exclusive that only old theatre actors learned?
Examples:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2MvYGl4dbs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGbZCgHQ9m8
It is standard recieved pronounciation, if such a thing can be described. Upper class accents (e.g. Jacob Rees-Mogg) tend towards longer vowels and even less Rs. Being RADA actors these two tend to enunciate all their letters, but without some of the pregnancy that RP can have.
>>7396834
>Jacob Rees-Mogg
Damn, this guy have no soul when he speaks.
>>7396886
He just has no soulAt least he has conviction, even if it is largely in the wrong direction
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>>7396834
Would it be strange if you use RP as your everyday accent?
>>7397078
yes
you'd sound like a tryhard m8
>>7397111
Gandalf sounds lika a cool guy. Even if you find him on the street.
>>7397147
You suffer from full-on, unironic autism if you honestly can't fathom why it's totally fine for McKellen to speak like that while you can't.
>>7396798
>Not sure if this is the correct place where to ask, but I know it's here where all the intellectual anons are.
Lmao you sure know how to get tons of replies while people would normally have told you to GTFO
>>7397213
9 replies in 2 hours yeah it's a fuckin' deluge of responses.
>>7397213
I know you want the D madly.
Belfast boy here, Charles Dance does a great Northern Irish accent!
>>7397365
Is he using an irish accent on that OP video?
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