Famous people who fooled you with their real accent.

[Blf]

Martin Compston...only discovered him watching Line of Duty so didn't realise he was scottish

this

 

[AytonMews]

Absolutely I have lots of friends in Baltimore, I lived there for two years and my apartment building and favourite bar were in it, my friends were amazed at Idris being English, couldn’t get there heads around lad it. McNulty accent is less convincing

I guess stringer was always meant to be true Baltimore, where as Jimmy was “Irish” Baltimore

 

[North22]

Robson Green. Tries to sound posh when hes interviewed.

 

[Counter_Press]

I had no idea Eric Dier was German

 

[North22]

I had no idea Eric Dier was German

Portugese/English ?

 

[Stocko]

Roger Lloyd Pack

 

[El Guapo]

The Queen; always envisaged her as broad scouse.

 

[BoroMart]

I guess stringer was always meant to be true Baltimore, where as Jimmy was “Irish” Baltimore

well yes, but he sounds bad still

 

[jonny_greenings_sock]

Going back a bit… Jimmy mcnulty and Stringer Bell in the wire!

I know I should have got used to it by now but it still blows me away that Idris is English. I totally see him as Stringer Bell.

It still feels like he's putting the London accent on and when the cameras are off and he goes home, Stringer comes out

 

[jonny_greenings_sock]

Some good accents in game of thrones. Peter Dinklage is American isn't he?

And the lass who played Jon Snow's bit of rough (and is married to Kit Harrington). She practically speaks the King's English in real life.

Yeah Peter Dinklage's real accent is the one he has in In Bruge, he's American.

Tbh I always thought Tyrian's super regal English accent was a bit ridiculously over-the-top and he leaned into it because he couldn't really nail a realistic English accent. The one that surprised me was Rob Stark, perfect Salford accent, then you watch The Bodyguard and he's a smooth Scot in real life.

 

[jonny_greenings_sock]

Hector Bellerin, Spanish left back innit bruv

https://www.tiktok.com/video/7283199127935077664

 

[king_hellfire]

Yeah Peter Dinklage's real accent is the one he has in In Bruge, he's American.

I’ll let you into a little (pun intended) secret…



…Peter Dinklage isn’t in In Bruges.

 

[alanmoodysdog]

Ade Edmondson --- talks proper Kings English ... always thought he had a northern yorkshire twang ( ps sold a few 45rpm records to him over the years from my old shop in Wingate)

 

[jonny_greenings_sock]

I’ll let you into a little (pun intended) secret…



…Peter Dinklage isn’t in In Bruges.

Holy moly… I’m astonished that isn’t him! I watched it again a month ago

Right, I’m embarrassed now and deleting my entire comment history haha.

 

[SilentProf]

Hector Bellerin, Spanish left back innit bruv

https://www.tiktok.com/video/7283199127935077664

That reminds me of Aliadiere’s bizarre accent

Jeremie Aliadiere interview

Aliadiere being interviewed after the Fulham game at the Riverside, he scored the winner for Boro for the second time in the last two home games. He talks ab...

youtu.be

 

[iamborome]

Jacob Rees Mogg....Welsh apparently

 

[NZBoro1]

 

[Counter_Press]

Portugese/English ?

Not if you saw his recent interview at Bayern. Sounded like he was checking in to Fawlty Towers

 

[Transitarmy]

I had no idea Sean Connery was Scottish.

His accents were so convincing.

And Michael Caine is a Londoner, no idea

 

[EuropeTwice]

Timothy Spall. Even though he's been in a billion things, growing up on Auf Wiedersehen, Pet means he always has a brummy accent in my head

And I was surprised when I first heard Christopher Fairbank speak and realised he’s not a scouser