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The car insurance ad had a strong geordi voice and the accident liability had a strong scouse one.
Call me 'regionalist' if you like but I don't find either of these two accents particularly trustworthy infact they seem kind of daft. :S
Anyone else?
> One of my favourites is saying the Next Generation opening speech in a
> brummie accent.
That's given me a mental image of Ozzy Ozbourne as captain of the Enterprise.
"Sharooooon! Wurz me Earl Gray tea?"
"If that bloodae Q shows 'is face again, I'll bite 'is f*#$in 'ead off!"
> Stryke wrote:
> That Tescos advert that has Lamps, Paula Radcliffe and Jason
> Robinson
> on a checkout is narrated by a guy with a stupidly strong Brum
> accent.
>
> You don't know who it is?
[URL]http://www.bbc.co.uk/drama/faces/timothy_spall.shtml[/URL]
I was watching Red Dwarf on UK Gold a few nights ago, an episode called "Back to Reality" that he was in and it suddenly clicked what advert he'd been a voice over on.
> That Tescos advert that has Lamps, Paula Radcliffe and Jason Robinson
> on a checkout is narrated by a guy with a stupidly strong Brum
> accent.
You don't know who it is?
Thats the accent that grates with me the most. Don't mind Georgie or Scouse.
It's just hilarious. :D
Not a good thing.
The car insurance ad had a strong geordi voice and the accident liability had a strong scouse one.
Call me 'regionalist' if you like but I don't find either of these two accents particularly trustworthy infact they seem kind of daft. :S
Anyone else?