But he also acknowledged taking an American actor's job. Most specifically in The Lookout, playing a character who I would walk out of the room if he stepped in.
I paused the video on her frame and as I try to explain the scene, only more questions pop up. Why the dress? Is that a rope? Why directly behind the hollywood sign? Is that even legal?
Right?? At 1:10 I was like "Okay there Matthew Goode, reign in the charm... your weaponized hotness isn't meant to be deployed off duty, mkay? Thanks..."
Wow, i didn't know two of the Band of Brothers cast are British!
5 лет назад+182
@@hanjesse31 Damian Lewis (Capt. Winters) James McAvoy (James Miller) Ross McCall (Joseph Liebgott) Dexter Fletcher (John Martin) Tim Matthews (Alex Penkala) Shane Taylor (Eugene Roe) Rocky Marshall (One Lung McClung) Matthew Leitch (Tab Talbert) Craig Heaney (Roy Cobb) Peter McCabe (Don Hoobler) Ben Caplan (Smokey Gordon) ..and probably several more are actually British.
Indeed! She was definitely a Princess of the World, in her own right! Everyone loved and adored her! If Diana was still alive and if HRM The Queen abdicated or passed away, she (Diana) would be the Perfect Queen of all!👸🏼👑
What I really want to know is, why are they ALL so classy and together and dignified. They give off a different bearing than American stars who come off as much more laid back and funny.
4 года назад+12306
Every time I think a British cannot be more British, they outbritish themselves.
Have you ever been to Britain we don't all stand outside fancy building's dress like they been to wedding visit a chatty little council estate cause it no Buckingham palace
1:47 "Yorkshire puddings" Grew up in Minnesota, and the Swedes there make "oven pancakes" which are basically Yorkshire puddings with nutmeg. We serve the sausage on the side, and put apple sauce on the pancake, though. Really good that way.
@@lejenddairy Yes, exactly. Remember Natalie Portman in V for Vendetta or Johnny Depp in oh so many British films. There is quite a few. The trouble isn't Americans getting jobs on British sets and vice versa. When I did a study in media, to but it straight, we need more ethnicity in front of the camera as well as in post production. It's improving but hardly by leaps and bounds.
@@lejenddairy Not really. Most films are made in Hollywood America. Americans rarely act in films made by european movie studios. More Europeans take roles made by American studios than vice versa.
His accent in that was great but it's pretty wrong in Billions, because it's supposed to be a very specific New York City accent (Staten Island) and he just can't do it right. Great actor, but accents are tough.
@@chriscoleman7319 I'm Canadian and want the Royal Family to entirely disassociate with my country. They're arrogant, entitled, ancestral supremacists....there;s is no logical or moral reason for them to still be held up as special.
@@kevj4584 As do most millennials in Britain..they're a waste of space and tax payer money. Seems like the yanks are the only ones he seem to keep up with it.
One of the best Brits doing an American accent was Hugh Laurie in the TV series "House". He was so brilliant that I, an American, never suspected he wasn't American until I saw him on a talk show. And even then, I thought he was an American doing a British accent! Congrats, Mr. Laurie - you nailed it!
There was something genuinely special about Diana and how she spoke to the people, she wasn't a normal royal, she was a royal for the people, and the people of her generation adored her for it, her death was a true tragedy that still haunts many to this day.
1:10 "I'll be dammed if I'm going to stand here and slag off another actor. Cheers." *Sips G&T with the most British smile imaginable* Gotta love that guy
You know it’s understandable when people have trouble with American accents when there’s 50 states most of which have different accents. But when there’s more than 42 accents on a collection of islands barely wider than Nebraska. It really puts things in perspective.
@@773SleepyHollow That had never occurred to me, but.........who knows what might have been ? Certainly, he's a gentleman, and I don't think he'd ever say.........
Magdalie Mexile Congrats, you just learnt that a whole world exists outside of America. And yes, for a small country the UK exports a huge amount of talent.
A note on the New York accent - besides being the hardest for Brits to do, if an American actor has that accent, speech coaches that help American actors lose their regional accent, say that it is the hardest one to get rid of..
Watch British television shows. They NEVER spring for an American actor when there is a bit part that's supposed to be an American character, and the faux American accents are HORRIBLE!!
All actors in order of appearance: 1. Felicity Jones & Tom Hiddleston 2. Jude Law 3. Kenneth Branagh 4. Michelle Dockery 5. Jack O'connell 6. Terrence Stamp 7. Carmen Ojogo 8. Lily James 9. Richard Madden 10. Damian Lewis 11. Matthew Goode 12. Judi Dench 13. Emily Blunt 14. Anabelle Wallis & Luke Evans 15. Dominic West 16. James Corden 17. Gugu Mbatha Raw 18. Ruth Wilson 19. Jeremy Irons 20. Jamie Dornan 21. Kiera Knightley 22. JAMES MCAVOY 23. Sophie Turner 24. Sam Claflin 25. Natalie Dormer 26. Orlando Bloom
They were all in the middle of their Vanity Fair photoshoots, hence the name of the video. These interviews were taken either before or during the shoots
@@GiraffeFeatures - ....except that the british do silly better than anyone as well. Thank God. Monte Python marathon anyone? I could use some silly british shenanigans in my life right now.
Who's your favourite Royal? Terence Stamp: "I really love Diana." 2:26 That's a real tear-jerker. Terence is such a good man. May Diana rest in peace, she was truly amazing.
@Voyager Just pointing out that former British colonies all eventually developed a unique accent. My apologies if the comment came across as confrontational or inappropriate.
In order: Felicity Jones, Tom Hiddleston, Jude Law, Kenneth Branagh, Michelle Dockery, Jack O'Connell, Terence Stamp, Carmen Ejogo, Lily James, Richard Madden, Damian Lewis, Matthew Goode, Judi Dench, Emily Blunt, Annabelle Wallis, Luke Evans, Dominic West, James Corden, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Ruth Wilson, Jack Huston, Jeremy Irons, Jamie Dornan, Keira Knightley, Clive Owen, James McAvoy, Sophie Turner, Sam Claflin, Natalie Dormer, Orlando Bloom.
"Pippa Middleton" "isn't she royal" "she will be "sneaky grin" BRILLIANT! Laughed so hard at that part, and not only that yorkshire puddings are amazing I live in Canada and have them for our Canadian thanksgiving so good with some gravy!
Unfortunately respect for her majesty is getting less and less among young people, they haven't lived long enough to see how tirelessly she's worked for the vast majority of her life in a role she didn't choose and wasn't even born to do, it's only because her Uncle abdicated that her Father became King. She was only ever meant to be a minor royal.
@@iilluminumooconfirmed1676 Wow, someone is angry because the status quo has been questioned? I didn't dish out any personal insults, but you did. Do you find that ironic considering you called me belligerent? Do you know what ironic means? If you like being a subservient sheep to an unelected higher Power, that's your issue. Just try to be nice ok 😌
They definitely don’t. They tend to sound stilted and bland which is why they can only do a generic American accent (like a TV anchor), instead of specific regions
“I really love Diana” was the most genuine and nostalgic answer of them all, with a heavy touch of sentiment.
I totally agree! I FELT that through the screen. A beautiful answer.
1000th like
I felt that resonate and all my memories of the 90's came flooding back in a torrent. I teared up a bit.
henry the 8th was the most touching answer for me. what a genuine soul he was.
@@mslollo00 a genuine spoiled playboy, maybe.
that one dude "ill be damned if i sit here and slag off another actor, cheers." very classy
That was Matthew Goode. He's a really good actor. And yep, not naming anyone was pretty classy of him.
You guys are acting like he was the only one.....he wasn't the only one.
@@samaraisnt yeah I noticed that too. probably because he said it with the most direct and natural tone.
Matthew Goode. I love that guy 😍
@@audraelynnegrimmelhaussen8808 he's hot as Antony Armstrong-Jones in The Crown!
I just love Emily Blunt standing atop the Hollywood sign in a glitter dress holding a rope. Brilliant.
Just another normal thursday afternoon...
Her uptight accent alone is too much class. They're all so regal and dignified and intelligent looking.
could you tell me the movie she was doing?
That might be the most weirdest technique and location for an interview Lol
She's AMAZING
Mathew Goode is so classy. "I'll be damned if I'm gonna stand here and slag of a fellow actor" *cheers*
ruclips.net/video/AhXGN5fg4uQ/видео.html
But he also acknowledged taking an American actor's job. Most specifically in The Lookout, playing a character who I would walk out of the room if he stepped in.
Love him since leap year
I loved him in Downton and in Watchmen. Great actor.
He was so cute saying that ❤
everyone: fancy places
emily blunt: *on top of a mountain*
Literally the Hollywood sign. I'd call that fancy
SonSpork who would consider the Hollywood sign fancy? Lol
In the glitter dress and her accent. Perfection. Her accent is amazing, sounds so classy, uptight and regal.
Definitely must be British to call the Hollywood sign "a mountain" lol
I paused the video on her frame and as I try to explain the scene, only more questions pop up. Why the dress? Is that a rope? Why directly behind the hollywood sign? Is that even legal?
The way Terence Stamp said "I really loved Diana" was so sweet and melts my heart
It melts mine too....so genuine.
Yes!!
How did only 1 person remember diana.
So sweet almost made me cry
I was named for her my mom adored her and got married in a dress like hers 2 years after the royal wedding, she thought she was an inspiration
"I'll be damned if I'm going to stand here and slag off another actor."
Class act.
Right?? At 1:10 I was like "Okay there Matthew Goode, reign in the charm... your weaponized hotness isn't meant to be deployed off duty, mkay? Thanks..."
you forget the cheers
@@sijalee21you'll live
Loved the smirk also
I'm glad you pointed it out because I came Down to comments to see Who is That at 01:11
The way Terrence Stamp said, "I really love Diana" was truly beautiful. 2:26
TIL the OG Zod was British
tom hiddleston was just sitting there and laughed on everything that felicity said
luke evans too
My wife is a funny lady, yes...
Lol yeah. He likes the Queen though.
@@heina525 who was the blonde girl he's with during the interview?
@@professor1123 Annabelle Wallis
“i’ll be damned if i’m gonna stand here and slag off another actor, cheers” mad respect for him
That's because he knows he's not a good one :D Dornan is really down to earth and he knows he's here by chance
was this high tea? they are all dressed suits
the way i would die for matthew goode
@@sanbilge that's Matthew Goode
He is so charm 🥺
James McAvoy is literally the greatest at accents. He played like 40 different Americans in split lol
Wow, i didn't know two of the Band of Brothers cast are British!
@@hanjesse31
Damian Lewis (Capt. Winters)
James McAvoy (James Miller)
Ross McCall (Joseph Liebgott)
Dexter Fletcher (John Martin)
Tim Matthews (Alex Penkala)
Shane Taylor (Eugene Roe)
Rocky Marshall (One Lung McClung)
Matthew Leitch (Tab Talbert)
Craig Heaney (Roy Cobb)
Peter McCabe (Don Hoobler)
Ben Caplan (Smokey Gordon)
..and probably several more are actually British.
@ Simon Pegg (William Evans)
@ and also Tom Hardy (John Janovec)
He can do Irish English and American accents convincingly but in fact is Scottish, mind-blowing
2:28 The look on his face 🥹 ugh my heart was crushed. You could tell he really did love Diana.
I like how they're all in snazzy tuxedos and dresses, then there's Emily Blunt in a fancy dress ON A MOUNTAIN.
Hey, Emily Blunt rocks that dress on a mountain! :-)
looks incredibly uncomfortable to stand in
That's Mount Lee.
snazzy I will add to my vocabulary thanks. Was this high tea? they are all in snazzy outfits?
Not a mountain. She's up behind the Hollywood sign in the hills of LA. You can see the backside of the letters.
No one:
Emily Blunt: casually chilling beside the Hollywood sign on top of a mountain
and very gorgeous
It's the Hollywood Hills.
Tied with a wrist ligature.
while saying “...I’m going to say Marmite” has to be the most British thing ever
in 2012 two ladies on a walk found a head up there.
That man who said Diana. He knew what she stood for.
Even his reaction and lowering his eyes showed a lot of sincere emotion.
Terence Stamp. He´s been acting since the 60s. He was quite the hottie.
@@hypatia4754 thank you for his name
DUUUDE!! KNEEL BEFORE ZOD
@@hypatia4754 okay?
James McAvoy standing next to the white pillar gave me mighty Darcy vibes, and boy would I watch that
Not another kiara knightly movie please. Even though I 100% would watch.
He was Lefroy in Becoming Jane! Kind of a proto-Darcy.
Be still my heart! ❤
“ what do Americans need to catch up with?”
james McAvoy - “pessimism” **intense chuckle**
we love james McAvoy
nothing idk first comment niggas
@@mcjug1350 k
AND HE'S LAUGH AFTER THAT! sorry, i mean, and he's laugh after that..
I may have fallen for him in that exact moment. And the laugh after saying it. Lol
I'm glad Americans are more optimistic than pessimistic. It is easier to be a pessimist than an optimist.
in case any American's are watching, these are normal English people and we all wear these outfits to do chores, go shopping and walk the dog.
I concur , in fact just this morning I walked my child to school wearing full formal wear as he wore a three piece suit.
@Dziordan1 how uncouth, we have servants and governesses not slaves *pearl clutching intensifies*
and always with a spot of tea, I presume LOL.
Black tie is informal, walking the dog etc.
I believe you about the clothes, but I ain't falling for that "Yorkshire pudding is delicious" trick.
“I really love Diana,” it sounds very genuine
Fairuzia Natakusuma i felt that 🥺
Apparently they were close friends
@@AdrienneKohler whats the guys name?
Terence Stamp
God Bless him.
I love the juxtaposition of Matthew Goode refusing to speak bad of another actor to Jeremy Irons immediately saying ‘most of Saturday night live’
I like the guy who said Princess Diana, we shouldn't forget her.
He said it with a bittersweetness, too. Miss her
Kneel before Zod! But Zod knees before Princess Diana
Terrence Stamp. Great actor!
Terrance Stamp
Indeed! She was definitely a Princess of the World, in her own right! Everyone loved and adored her! If Diana was still alive and if HRM The Queen abdicated or passed away, she (Diana) would be the Perfect Queen of all!👸🏼👑
When he said “I really loved Diana”, I felt that. Rest her soul.
I'm really surprised he was the only one who mentioned her.
Yeah...that one hit hard and suddenly
U say that like you know her
Is ?? ruclips.net/video/PTc1YRqs160/видео.html .
2:26 "I really love Diana". My heart broke because he's the only who said her name.
You can tell he was troubled/sad by the way he looked down afterwards. 😔
Ikr I love the Late Princess Diana Queen of Hearts and the people how could they forget on her 60th year.
same
I liked the video just for that moment.
The way he said it too. :(
Definitely agree with Jude Law, James MacAvoy, and Emily Blunt, the Boston accent is so hard that even American actors butcher it.
Yea, they over do it
james mcavoy didn't answer that one
As a Bostonian, I'd have to agree!
I live pretty close to Boston and I can’t even do it
Even American actors who grew up in Boston can't do it!
hehe emily blunt is just casually behind the Hollywood sign with a full gown on
And presumably next to John Krazinski's arm.
And has somebody on a leash
Armchair Racer right? Why is she walking a dog in that gown? Lol
Chill, she was most likely doing a photoshoot. It's not like she took a hike in a ball gown to the Hollywood sign.
@@JoelWalker56 ik I just thought it was funny
I didn’t realize how many people I liked were British
I thought the same 😂😂
duh they are actually good actors who can do accents
Jasmine Redfern idk if I could honestly tell if someone was faking an American accent
Julie Small it’s one of the easiest accents (hard to get exactly perfect) but the basic American accent is pretty simple
i never knew the girl that resembled bunny lola was british though, the one in GoT
"I really loved Diana"
We all did mate.
The Church Lady seemed to agree.
I agree with the General
That sentence broke my heart a little:(
My mom agreed
His is possibly the most genuine response in the entire video. A talented actor showing true emotion.
“I really love Diana” it’s sad he’s the only one who said it
Made me cried😢
people like who they like 😉
Slaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaag
Respect to the guy who said “I’ll be damned if I’m gonna stand here and slag off no actor, cheers.”
Matthew Goode! The absolute best
Proper class act. Very charming guy.
who ?
@@lucu01 he plays Ozymandias in the Watchmen movie
Lol yep
What I really want to know is, why the heck is James Corden in a car full of balloons?!?! I’ve heard of airbags, but this is ridiculous!!
Pennywise's new form...
@Se7enwonders Because why not?
Well i would like to know why Emily Blunt is practically hanging off of a cliff
Because they're all doing a photoshoot for Vanity Fair, hence why they are all dressed up...
What I really want to know is, why are they ALL so classy and together and dignified. They give off a different bearing than American stars who come off as much more laid back and funny.
Every time I think a British cannot be more British, they outbritish themselves.
Wow! That’s a nice combination of words!
hehe
Have you ever been to Britain we don't all stand outside fancy building's dress like they been to wedding visit a chatty little council estate cause it no Buckingham palace
@@liamphillips9742 Awwwww...☹️
Aha yh I wouldn't say we are anything like The crown more like shameless which James McAvoy starred in aswell 🇬🇧
"I'm stealing an America's job"
I. Died.
And was instantly resurrected to let out the hardiest laugh in my personal history.
1:10 "I'll be damned if I'm gonna stand here and slag off another actor, cheers." I dont know who that guy is but he wins.
That's Matthew Goode I believe, played Ozymandius in Watchmen.
Check out his movies he's great
He was in a discovery if witches hes great
he was also in imitation game
A true bro
"I really loved Diana"
Me too bud, me too
Jade Lee that part was so sweet and his smile when he said her name 😢
Did you notice the common denominator for some of the younger actors saying Harry. What you grow up with is everything.
Same :’)
Jade Lee I’m sorry but *dO I SeE dEaN wInChEsTER*
I’m 26 and I also look up to Princess Diana.
Why is everyone in the oddest location and fanciest outfit, did I miss something
Maybe it was on an awards night or they were filming
It was high tea lol... whatever that is.
They're doing photo shoots for Vanity Fair. These interviews are just in between
Anna de Souza no that’s just how British people live
@Lil Kosta funny
Dominic West being British is blowing my mind. And it makes the scene of him imitating a British accent in seasons 2 of the wire even more hysterical.
Same here... I've seen him Mona Lisa Smile with Julia Roberts and had not idea...
@@valleya6114that’s the first movie I saw him in and I totally would’ve never guessed he was British in real life😂
Damian Lewis. Frigging Winters!
I love how all the elders here say the queen without hesitation. But I admired Terrance Stamp saying Diana.
Aaron Hoover this was my favorite too, I think a lot of people usually just jump to who’s alive. But, Diana was culturally more an American favorite.
@@biggerteeth Not just American fav+ Princess Diana was very popular and loved in Hong Kong and globally.
Aaron Hoover me too! 😭♥️
“i’ll be damned if i stand here and snag off another actor...cheers”
wow what a cutie
'Slag off' .... 👍
*slag off
Slag off... Aka British/Irish slang
But yes, I've adored Matthew Goode for a while now and this made me love him even more.
I think he said with no accent instead of another actor
@@always963 no, he said another actor
"Who's your favorite royal?"
: "One direction.... Harry, great hair"
definitely one of the reasons this was in my recommended lol
@@helenkaramitsos5410 OMG now it makes sense why it was in my recommendation as well lol
@@helenkaramitsos5410 not to brag or anything but i was your 28th like ifykyk
@@alejandralivas6256 ahaha i love that😌
after endless hours of watching 1d and harry videos
I decided to take a break and watch and harry keeps following me
hahaa
1:47 "Yorkshire puddings" Grew up in Minnesota, and the Swedes there make "oven pancakes" which are basically Yorkshire puddings with nutmeg. We serve the sausage on the side, and put apple sauce on the pancake, though. Really good that way.
Is nobody going to talk about why James Cordon was in a mini filled with balloons?
Haha I was looking for this Comment
Cuz he’s a clown.. meaning, not funny but tries to be
uncle_jessie they were doing photo shoots and that was his set 🤷🏽♀️
I think it was for a video that he did with Eddie Redmayne, that is so funny but the way, you should check it out!
ruclips.net/video/tyty6SwKZmU/видео.html
“I’m taking an american’s job” that killed me 😂😂😂
DEY DER KER JERBS!!!
It happens vice versa. It’s odd to think about.
ADURKADUR
@@lejenddairy Yes, exactly. Remember Natalie Portman in V for Vendetta or Johnny Depp in oh so many British films. There is quite a few. The trouble isn't Americans getting jobs on British sets and vice versa. When I did a study in media, to but it straight, we need more ethnicity in front of the camera as well as in post production. It's improving but hardly by leaps and bounds.
@@lejenddairy Not really. Most films are made in Hollywood America. Americans rarely act in films made by european movie studios. More Europeans take roles made by American studios than vice versa.
"I'll be damned if im gonna stand here and slagg of another actor, cheers"
such. goddamn. fucking. class
+Happilywanderin gotta love Matthew Goode... wish he was cast in more roles...
+Happilywanderin I'm not gay...but that guy's eyes...JESUS CHRIST
I still can't believe that Damian Lewis is British! In his role in Band of Brothers, he hasn't a hint of his native accent. Great job!
And in Dreamcatcher - I thought the one British voice he was doing was for the character, when it was probably more like his normal accent!
His accent in that was great but it's pretty wrong in Billions, because it's supposed to be a very specific New York City accent (Staten Island) and he just can't do it right. Great actor, but accents are tough.
"I'm so glad we don't have to elect someone" is the most British thing I've ever heard someone say XD
Jesus H. Christ,!Of course, it was sarcasm...hence yanks learning the meaning of the word.
@@chriscoleman7319 I'm Canadian and want the Royal Family to entirely disassociate with my country.
They're arrogant, entitled, ancestral supremacists....there;s is no logical or moral reason for them to still be held up as special.
@@kevj4584 As do most millennials in Britain..they're a waste of space and tax payer money. Seems like the yanks are the only ones he seem to keep up with it.
Kev J Cool but I don’t remember anyone asking
@@adamstockley9683 dayummm you got me bro! Whooaaa sick burn brah!
Awfully bold of James McAvoy to be looking so attractive in the thumbnail
That thumbnail is the reason i clicked on the video. :D
Lowkey thought it was Jude Law XD
When does he not look yummy?
Just grinning perfect smile with every answer lol
I'm crazy about him
2:26 The look on Terence Stamp's face when he said "I really loved Diana" :((
BROKE ME
Wake up with Vanity Fair.
Such a class act!
@@FronkieTheSaltyRat Seek help, you're far to easy to break.
everyone: fancy places
emily blunt: on top of a mountain
One of the best Brits doing an American accent was Hugh Laurie in the TV series "House". He was so brilliant that I, an American, never suspected he wasn't American until I saw him on a talk show. And even then, I thought he was an American doing a British accent! Congrats, Mr. Laurie - you nailed it!
Everyone that didn’t already know he was British was shocked to find out he wasn’t American.
@TheBOG3 Yes, he was brilliant!
There was something personl there when he said "I really love Diana"...:(
Terrence Stamp probably really did love Diana - they were rumoured to be together in secret for a while
Glad someone finally listed Diana!! I am American, she was the royal we all loved/saw the most of in the 90's with the revenge dress and such.
There is a palpable pain on his face and a very slight tremor in his voice. That moment had weight.
There was something genuinely special about Diana and how she spoke to the people, she wasn't a normal royal, she was a royal for the people, and the people of her generation adored her for it, her death was a true tragedy that still haunts many to this day.
Murdered.
1:10 "I'll be dammed if I'm going to stand here and slag off another actor. Cheers."
*Sips G&T with the most British smile imaginable*
Gotta love that guy
Francesco god bless Matthew Goode
He exudes charm, watch his interviews on RUclips. Seems like a very classy nice person.
Matthew Goode is one of my favorite people to have ever existed.
I’m a simple girl, I see James McAvoy I click
Lady, i completely understand u.😂😂😂😂
Same💀
hibikime7021 same❣️😂
BEYBEH
That’s why I’m here too lol
I’m more surprised at these actors who I didn’t even know were British 😂🤯
Some were British, there were a few Scot and Irish in there as well
IKR, I had no idea Damien Lewis was British, I've been watching him on Billions for years!
@@lesliethegal4339 you are confusing english with british. They are all british
Who got sad when the guy said, “Princes Diana”. 🙁 she was the best... actually she’s still the best.
I was waiting for someone to name her in the video, couldn't believe Jeremy Irons was the only one, I was kinda shocked
nick constantino nah Terrance Stamp did too
@@blip_blop6777 yup. Ur right
Terrance Stamp said her name first. If he didn't, he definitely said it with more feeling.
@@mav2553 but Jeremy Irons said the Queen, not DIana....?
“I’ll be damned if I’m going to slag off another actor. Cheers.” Cheers indeed my man!
Sarah Hunter that was soooo cooool 😂😂😂😂
Loved that!!!!!
matthew goode is THE gentleman
Matthew Goode seems like a classy dude. Cheers Matt!
James Mcavoy gets more attractive every year. Hes so cute.
He's like wine - the older the better.
Nikki Lowa like Luke Perry. may he Rest In Peace
he's not british though so it's weird that he was in here at all
CountdownSmiles yes he is
@@Aditya-iz8rt he's scottish
You know it’s understandable when people have trouble with American accents when there’s 50 states most of which have different accents. But when there’s more than 42 accents on a collection of islands barely wider than Nebraska. It really puts things in perspective.
Nebraskans speak different than Kansans, Oklahomans different than Kansans. I’m a Kansan and I know.
“I really love Diana “ him ...this guy wins lol I like him
The Great Terrence Stamp .
@@BrightSeaStar Maybe I'm crazy, but I wonder if there was a story behind that answer... the way he smirked...
@@773SleepyHollow That had never occurred to me, but.........who knows what might have been ? Certainly, he's a gentleman, and I don't think he'd ever say.........
@@773SleepyHollow He didn’t “smirk”! And Terence Stamp could have been her father. Born in 1938. Nah - He just loved her as we all did.
Kneel before Zod
Alternative title: People finding out a bunch of actors and actresses are British (aka me because I didn’t know half these people were British)
You must watch more BBC America then. :)
I knew them all and I LOVE All of them as actors.
IKR when I first watched it
Hate to be part of the common population that says this, but OMG SAME
Magdalie Mexile Congrats, you just learnt that a whole world exists outside of America. And yes, for a small country the UK exports a huge amount of talent.
I didnt know who most of them were
1:10 "I'll be damned if I'm gonna stand here and slag off another actor." CLASSY AF Matthew Goode
A note on the New York accent - besides being the hardest for Brits to do, if an American actor has that accent, speech coaches that help American actors lose their regional accent, say that it is the hardest one to get rid of..
The funny thing is that for non-native english speakers, like me, is one of the easiest to understand. Northerneast coast accents are easy, in fact.
Jude Law: "Henry the Fifth"
Ah, a man of taste and culture I see.
yep i thought the same
He played the titular character in a production of Shakespeare’s Henry V play on the West end
@@CrackMonkey1002 And he was cited in a Mel Brooks comedy!
Funny because Tom Hiddleston played him The Hollow Crown
"I really loved Diana" that's the cutest thing I've seen
yeah it was so honest and a little sadness behind it...
naa deera yeeeeeeees…
"I like Diana" Looks down sadly.
THIS WAS SO HEARTBREAKING
I really loved Diana...
MrRight James he was friends with her I believe
If your gonna quote something at least get it right
Gina Kim I almost cried
Gina Kim
Time stamp?
Watching this back now that the Queen’s dead makes me very emotional and appreciative of Damien Lewis’ last line 😭
"Who's your favorite royal?"
"Henry VIII"
Big oof.
Lol yeah... I was who can have Henry VIII as his favorite! That's bonkers!
d i v o r c e d
He’s the equivalent to some edgy teenager making memes about Stalin 🤣
@@m4ryevelyn b e h e a d e d
Jude said Henry V.?
“Most of Saturday Night Live.”
Scar’s got jokes.
I wish I could record the way I just GIGGLED like an idiot
“Isn’t she royal? She will be” and then the facial expression killed me 🤣🤣😂
Who did he say? Couldnt understand
@@anonumosGirl peppa
@@anonumosGirl Pippa Middleton-- Kate Middleton's sister.
Di Ci he said Pippa Middleton ✨😆
And i need to ask why .. he think she will?
I can never tell when a British is doing an American accent but when Americans does an English accent it's often obvious
Nah I can always tell when a Brit is doing an American accent. It just seems a little off.
Good, they are hoping that everybody is that gullible.
@@anthonyhutchins2300 have u seen the movie rag and bone?
most of them, not all, sound like they're either surfer dudes or nasally because they're holding their breath.
Watch British television shows. They NEVER spring for an American actor when there is a bit part that's supposed to be an American character, and the faux American accents are HORRIBLE!!
All actors in order of appearance:
1. Felicity Jones & Tom Hiddleston
2. Jude Law
3. Kenneth Branagh
4. Michelle Dockery
5. Jack O'connell
6. Terrence Stamp
7. Carmen Ojogo
8. Lily James
9. Richard Madden
10. Damian Lewis
11. Matthew Goode
12. Judi Dench
13. Emily Blunt
14. Anabelle Wallis & Luke Evans
15. Dominic West
16. James Corden
17. Gugu Mbatha Raw
18. Ruth Wilson
19. Jeremy Irons
20. Jamie Dornan
21. Kiera Knightley
22. JAMES MCAVOY
23. Sophie Turner
24. Sam Claflin
25. Natalie Dormer
26. Orlando Bloom
james mcavoy lmao
thank youuu😂😂
Bless you
Thanks!
Thank you - most helpful.
Thanks for this
Jesus Christ why is everybody so attractive in this video
I definitely agree.
Being attractive is kinda the main part of their profession lol
Because brits.
They're literally all in dresses and tuxedos, I'm not sure when they filmed all this but they were all attending formal events looking their best!
They were all in the middle of their Vanity Fair photoshoots, hence the name of the video. These interviews were taken either before or during the shoots
Knowing Terence Stamp was friends with Diana makes you understand the way he responds more
Sarcasm, irony and pessimism. Absolutely.
Three words that sum up the British sense of humour perfectly.
@@GiraffeFeatures - ....except that the british do silly better than anyone as well. Thank God. Monte Python marathon anyone? I could use some silly british shenanigans in my life right now.
Absurd. Nobody out sarcasms Americans.
@@zona999 Absolutely nobody. You guys are far too obvious, no one could ever beat that. Ever.
@@whimsysmith2835 Try Benny Hill. He had silly down to an art form.
The way the guy @2:00 said “her majesty the queen” was so cute
That was Gilderoy Lockhart
Brandon Cluff Actually it was Kenneth Branagh
@@Bobdixon_Moonvarga_Dancer_III are you telling me wizards aren't real?
Geeze, Lamont. Please tell me you’re kidding. Even a novice Harry Potter fan got that joke. 🙄
I was not joking. Never seen that film.
Who's your favourite Royal?
Terence Stamp: "I really love Diana." 2:26
That's a real tear-jerker. Terence is such a good man. May Diana rest in peace, she was truly amazing.
*loved
The only one who had the courage to mention her
'I really loved Diana' aye I noticed that as well Diana Yz
..and his face when he said it.
Razalin I legitimately thought that was Malcolm McDowell
Love James McAvoy in everything he does.
When you realize at least 75% of your favorite actors/actresses are British 😂😍
Shannon Collins You mean English Scottish Welsh or Northern Irish which those actors in this video represent in other words British! ☮️
Yess!!!
I just came to this realization too
Right!!!
I know!!!:) 💕💕
"All of SNL" God bless you Jeremy Irons 😂😂
It's funny cuz it's true
Love that man!
The accents on SNL are not meant to be spot on. They're meant to be a parody.
They aren't trying to be accurate though and they are making fun.
*"I thought you would say one direction, like I don't know, Harry. Great hair. Wink"*
I love Matthew Goode. 😭😭😭
@@lizzymay23me too. 😭😭😭😭😭😂😭😂the way I wanna give him a bear hug 🤚😔😭
"I really love Diana." Terence Stamp is a real one.
Not nearly enough Tom Hiddleston.
I agree
I barely even caught him
that's whAT I THOUGHT TOOO
What I thought
Somebody said it!
This video makes being British look like this ridiculously awesome club that I'll never be cool enough to join. 😭
I feel the same way, I absolutely love the UK
@Beta Squad Clips lmao
@Cosmic The convicts transported to settle Australia used to have English accents, too.
@Voyager Just pointing out that former British colonies all eventually developed a unique accent. My apologies if the comment came across as confrontational or inappropriate.
@Beta Squad Clips nice.
“Pessimism” and that chuckle. Godddd James is so charming.
why is this the coolest interview and why am i seeing it now ????
I literally had no clue that half of these actors were even British
That’s how good they are
I'm British and I didn't know Orlando Bloom is British 😅.
some are irish lol
I bet that would make them feel pretty happy to hear, as they're actors...
@@erinisme633 Yeah, it just shows how good they are at filling the role.
We didn't get enough of Tom Hiddleston 😭
exactly 😭😭
Disney Plus has plenty of him right now.
@@JnEricsonx No, I disagree... I want seasons 2-7 before Christmas, LOL
I didn't even notice that was Tom until the end 💀
IKR😭😭😭😭
I love the fact that the Scots praise alcoholism and pessimism
I know! haha Loved it!
Scots = Russians?) Yeah
Ofc, they're the only buggers who can survive alcoholism and pessimism!
Pessimism is a way of life in the entirety of the UK, seriously
Wrong, it's cynicism
Why are these people so classy and perfect
this video: 4 years ago
recommended: *_it's rewind time_*
Hello
Hello
In order: Felicity Jones, Tom Hiddleston, Jude Law, Kenneth Branagh, Michelle Dockery, Jack O'Connell, Terence Stamp, Carmen Ejogo, Lily James, Richard Madden, Damian Lewis, Matthew Goode, Judi Dench, Emily Blunt, Annabelle Wallis, Luke Evans, Dominic West, James Corden, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Ruth Wilson, Jack Huston, Jeremy Irons, Jamie Dornan, Keira Knightley, Clive Owen, James McAvoy, Sophie Turner, Sam Claflin, Natalie Dormer, Orlando Bloom.
Needed a bit more James considering they put him in the preview and he's barely in it
You rock--thank you so much!
thank you I was wondering who Gugu Mbatha-Raw could be, now I know her name. So charming and beautiful
Thanks. I knew most of them but some eluded me.
Thank you for the list. ❤
James Mcavoy looks so stunning here, he's always stunning but his smile is so pretty!
Bismah I've never thought much of his looks until THIS(!) Dang it! ;)
Bismah He is SO STUNNING!😫😭 I can’t handle it!
He's so gorgeous 😭
He's always be so so sooo charming
True, especially when The Beast was prying the lion's cage bars apart menacingly. Hahaha.
"Mine, in the film Wild Wild West."......that made me spit out my coffee....
Here you go, people. You can stop asking.
0:05 2:31 2:42 Felicity Jones & Tom Hiddleston
0:07 1:55 Jude Law
0:09 0:54 1:35 2:00 Kenneth Branagh
0:10 0:49 1:59 Michelle Dockery
0:11 Jack O'Connell
0:14 2:27 Terence Stamp
0:16 1:20 2:18 Carmen Ejogo
0:18 Lily James
0:20 0:25 0:58 1:38 2:03 Richard Madden
0:22 0:47 2:49 Damian Lewis
0:27 1:11 2:20 Matthew Goode
0:30 1:24 2:44 Judi Dench
0:32 1:46 2:39 Emily Blunt
0:35 2:35 Annabelle Wallis & Luke Evans
0:38 1:41 1:53 2:12 Dominic West
0:51 James Corden
0:56 1:01 2:33 Gugu Mbatha-Raw
1:05 2:08 Ruth Wilson
1:09 2:07 Jack Huston
1:14 2:37 2:46 Jeremy Irons
1:16 1:33 Jamie Dornan
1:32 1:57 Keira Knightley
1:36 2:02 Clive Owen
1:42 2:10 James McAvoy
1:44 Sophie Turner
1:48 2:16 Sam Claflin
2:05 Natalie Dormer
2:29 Orlando Bloom
0:16 1:20 2:18 is Carmen Ejogo
DexM47 oh my goodness thank you so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻
0:18 is Lily James
Thanks
The hero we need!
"Pippa Middleton"
"isn't she royal"
"she will be "sneaky grin"
BRILLIANT! Laughed so hard at that part, and not only that yorkshire puddings are amazing I live in Canada and have them for our Canadian thanksgiving so good with some gravy!
LovelyLavenderx I
I don't get it
Canadian thanksgiving lmao
LovelyLavenderx that was so shady!
+wolf town what's so funny about Canadian thanksgiving? we did it first.
"Its gotta be prence 'arry int it" love Richard Madden
crying because they way you wrote it out is exactly how he sounds
so what is that mean?
"I'm taking an American's job" 😂 - Matthew
I'm a simple woman, I see James McAvoy I click 😪
Same🤣
Those blue eyes.
Me too but then fell in love with all of them
Literally why I clicked on the video LMAO 😂😂
Exactly the reason why i’m here
"Her majesty the queen"
So beautiful how he respectfully says that. It's almost as like she was in front of him. Loved it!
Unfortunately respect for her majesty is getting less and less among young people, they haven't lived long enough to see how tirelessly she's worked for the vast majority of her life in a role she didn't choose and wasn't even born to do, it's only because her Uncle abdicated that her Father became King. She was only ever meant to be a minor royal.
@@GiraffeFeatures Well, the royal family can bugger off as far as I'm concerned. Unelected load of bollocks.
@@jamespayter6948 Thanks for proving my point.
@@jamespayter6948 Why don't you do the same you belligerent swine.
@@iilluminumooconfirmed1676 Wow, someone is angry because the status quo has been questioned? I didn't dish out any personal insults, but you did. Do you find that ironic considering you called me belligerent? Do you know what ironic means?
If you like being a subservient sheep to an unelected higher Power, that's your issue. Just try to be nice ok 😌
2:24 bless you Matthew for acknowledging that Harry Styles is indeed royalty
😂😂😂 It was so funny.
Kevin Costner's Robin Hood people, he didn't even try.
What’s that actor’s full name?
@@dancerlove3090 Matthew Goode
Who else came back to this video today? It’s the Queen and no one comes close ♥️
They all be like "It's so hard" and then they do the accents flawlessly.
No they don't.
They definitely don’t. They tend to sound stilted and bland which is why they can only do a generic American accent (like a TV anchor), instead of specific regions
@@zora99ny Naomi Harris. Moonlight.
@@zora99ny Yes, Brits doing southern accents are always so obvious because they either make something up or talk like a Condederate general
@@zora99ny True. They do a generic Midwest Accent.