Learn Tom Hardy's British English Accent (Alfie Solomons) | Cockney & Received Pronunciation
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Sir.. please make video about common mistake when people trying to fake British accent
@Maxine claire Moss he does not learn anything about this video lol
I can officially say that I'm jealous of Tom Hardy's accents.
Thank you for doing these videos analysing accents! Could you do one with James McAvoy's accent?
I believe his actual accent is RP but he is creative and likes to play.
Not sure. I will talk RP to my boss, but more London to my dog. which one is closer to my real voice?
My base is modern RP, but on certain words, especially with words that are from French, it's Americanized (I always say envelope with 'on'). I can go Northern when I'm stressed or sick.
I am from the appalachian region in Georgia. Tom does a good job in Lawless. He sounds like my Grandparents did. It is refreshing for me to hear that accent again. Also my Papa (Grandfather) was born in 1903 and his nickname was Shine. There were many stills creekside in Georgia as well. I would add that my grandparents peppered a lot of sentences with kindly, reckon, well and y’all, but perhaps that was different in Virginia.
Please, please, please do Cillian Murphy's Irish accent
that'd be great
YES!
YESss please
Intermission no.1:)
@@nie8122 Why? It´s lovely
hey tommy. tom hardy also did the russian accent in the child 44 film
I honestly believe that accents in films that take place in foreign countries is important. Makes it more authentic. I'm sad that Gary Oldman didn't put in the effort.
How versatile Tom's English is! That's why I sometimes cannot catch up his English ^^!
There is a video of Niall Horan with Jimmy Fallon. He does 6 or 7 different accents. He is amazing. I know you do British, but it's just great to hear him do all the accents so well.
This was a great one. Tom Hardy's one of my favourite actors. Previously I'd suggested Maggie Smith, but watching this video it came to my mind how interesting it could be to have an Aussie actor doing British accents. There are so many great Australian actors . . .
Yes, like english actors there is a lot australian in Hollywood and they do a good job with accents (american-english and regular english). Cate Blanchett for instance.
Personally, I find Australian actors to be very good at doing believable and natural-sounding American and British accents.
Can you look into Cilian Murphy's accents, pls? he does amazing job too. also Andrew scott ❤️
It's amazing how many different accents there are in English! Love your videos, Tom! Thanks!!
What fascinates me is how UK accents evolved as they came to America. Even music…Irish/Scottish evolved in America to be “mountain hymns”. Language can tell us so much about a person. My father and I were both so goofy when I grew up. We constantly switched accents too. I did this because I was ashamed of my Kentucky “redneck” accent. I’ve never been able to fully rid myself of it, but it’s much easier when I’m with people that I can sorta mimic.
I think the California accent is hilarious. 😊
It was sooooo good. To listen to your brilliant english and just delight it. Thank you.
Finally I got why I couldn't understand Alfie properly :D To be honest with Peaky Blinders it was tricky, but what a nice experience!
Tom, thank you for all work you do! You explain so well )
What a fantastic video about my favorite actor 👏🏻❤️ Keep up the good work!
I would like again to give you a Big thanks for the tremendous work you're achieving. I'm very interested in the mancunian accent, more exactly in Gary Neville's one. It will be great seeing you carrying out such an analysis.
He's my a favorite actor
Great job. Thanks a lot, Mr. Tom.
His versatility as an actor is outstanding let alone the accents. Way back when I was interested who played Fitzgerald in the Revenant. The fact that the guy with that sort of southern american accent was actually british was not that surprising as a fact that I've already seen him several times before in Dunkirk, the Venom, Peaky Blinders etc having no idea it was the same actor.
He said years ego in the press conference of the drop that it’s easy for him to pick up accents that he actually speaks to different people the way they would like him to speak . Also in the press conference of lawless he even said he was speaking in a accent there. Check out both press conferences your see what I’m talking about. He’s aware that Che speaks different all the time. I think he’s acting a lot in his interviews. Reply back to me and tell me what you think.
You see his Brooklyn accent in the drop? Check it out!
Locke was so good, didn’t realize he played opposite Andrew Scott who plays Donal. Not sure if you’d do anything outside Brits, but Andrew’s Irish accent is gorgeous.
It would be cool to have a video about Travis Fimmel's aussie accent, btw I really appreciate the way you are clearly explaining differences btw RP and other accents
Good job, Tom! I thoroughly enjoyed the video :)
Hey, great analysis... Thanks so much, I really like all Tom Hardy's performances. Please, could you do a video about the differents accents of Jonathan Rhys Meyers? It would be very intetesting. Big hugs from Spain.
Interesting.
Thank you.
Tom is fantastic... And I like this video as well
I loved the Tom Hardy video it was very interesting!
Great job!
Hi, Eat Sleep Dream English. exceptionally impressive video. thank. :)
I would love to see an analysis on joe cole's accent! Greetings from Austria :)
me too
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Very clear explanation and concrete examples about accents. By the way, I like your hairstyle.😉
Hehe thank you Gabriela, my hair is slightly unruly at the moment.
I loved this video, Tom!!!
Could you make one about Alex Turner's (from Arctic Monkeys) accent? Thank you!❤
Thom you are one of the best British English coach on RUclips
Cheers mate! That's very kind of you to say. Hope you enjoyed this video!
I'm in love with both Toms.
Someone's probably already commented this by now, but technically his accent in Lawless isn't meant to be a Deep South Accent, as the story takes place in Virginia, which isn't considered part of the Deep South. It's really more a sort of "lower-class" country Southern accent. I'm not from Virginia so I can't say exactly how accurate it is, but it does sound pretty similar to the country accents I grew up with (I'm from the Piedmont region of NC)! Great video!!! (:
Exactly right. It’s not the sweet Deep South of Louisiana or Georgia. I’m originally from Eastern KY & his character could be several different KY areas Definitely lower class (the way that TWANG rings) Glad you said something, I didn’t know how to articulate it. Tom Hardy’s American accent for Black Hawk Down was perfect. I never heard any region but def thought Twombly was US Soldier
In my mother tongue (portuguese) I have two accents. I change it quite often, the vacabulary as well.
3:12 linking R is also very likely to occur when the first word ends in a vowel. A lot of brits will say, for instance "Tuna (r)is my least favourite food", "I know where America (r)is", or even "Jessica (r)Alba", which I find hilarious but endearing too.
Could you do a learn Louis Tomlinson‘s british accent. His is really besutiful but a bit hard to unterstand sometimes😂❤️i think it’s yorkshire.
Great idea Sina, I have had many requests for his accent so I guess I'll have to do it : )
Thank you so much for this video Tom! I suggested Tom Hardy for your accents videos a while ago, so you made my wish come true 😊 ❤️
Thanks for the idea Kaczi!
This is late but at 14 minutes you ask about Tom Hardy's pronunciation of the word "is" where he pronounced it more like iIIiiisss, that stretching of one vowel into two is called a diphthong, and it's pretty common in a lot of American accents!! Great video btw 👌👍🔥
I love your accents videos !
What kind of accent does Tom Hardy speak in the amazon series `Taboo´?
Another great video, this time you've really outdone yourself; really nice, many thanks.
14:10 That's probably why it's called a very textbook example of Southern drawl, where vowels are lengthened, maybe even longer than Welsh, but the speed is much slower than Californian, and words aren't clearly separated.
So good! Thank you for the videos. Now could you make a video about your accent? Please? Is the accent we hear specifically to speak to students of English? I would like to know about the letter t which disappears at the end of words such as "that". Thank you!!
Hi Tom! Could you please make a video about Caté Blanchet's accent?
Thanks in advance!
Thanks for this video! I would like to know about Heath Ledger pronunciation, thank you.
Lovely Tom Hardy video! As to other British people, more on a Welsh accent would be nice, can´t think of anybody else but Tom Ellis
Please do another video about cockney with Jason Statham and Michael Caine examples. Also one about the geordie accent, that'd be lovely.
Great video Mr. Tom!
Glad you think so Super Dreamer ERIK : )
I love his accent
Thanks for this video! I would like to see another one about Hugh Jackman's accent, not only because I like him as an actor, but I know that he is Australian so I wonder if you could break down the influences of his natural accent in films like the X-Men series. Thanks, greetings from Germany, stay safe :)
That's an interesting one Michael thank you for your suggestion. I'll add him to my list.
Huge Ackman. 😅
Thanks Tom
Hey. You had asked about someone commenting on Hardy’s “Deep south” American accent. His accent is very good for someone from England, but most southerners would be able to recognize that he’s not a native, perhaps other Americans wouldn’t though. To me it sounds like a mix of Appalachian and Georgian. As you pointed out, he draws out the word “is,” which is very common with people from Georgia. After doing some research on the film, Lawless actually takes place in northern Virginia (directly in the Appalachians), but was filmed in Georgia, which makes sense that Hardy’s accent would be a mix of the two, he probably had coaches from both areas. His accent could not really be described as Deep South, since that term refers to areas along the Gulf of Mexico (Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi), but he did a great job nonetheless. Hope you see this and hope it helps your understanding!
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Thank you very much :)
Thank you for the fabulous video. Very informative. (The Lawless accent is not common, but definitely middle-southern. All of your US American examples were southern. I am in the north. Your ‘sexy southern’ use of “drive” and “fly”, I cried laughing imagining a cowboy pulling up “hey ladies, y’all wanna go for a drrrrivvve and fllly” 🤣🤣 Fabulous)
So true! I'm an Arkansan and I thought the same.
I Love Tom.😍💕
Thank you
I'm wondering when he talks about Eddie, if he kind of using a mix of his new York accent that he has when he plays Eddie Brock..
Today I felt the true need of subtitles!
I'd like to think that Tom Hardy's real accent is a heavy Vietnamese accent.
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Thank you for your response. I am delighted that you liked Jeanne. Whenever I am really low I watch her and laugh my sides off even though I know the story. I love accents which is why I am a fan of a couple of English comedians, my favourite Scot, Kevin Bridges and also a few Irish comedians.
Just so that you know, I am born and raised in New York City. But I was trained away from what some call New Yorkeese. :-) I lived as a child a few years in Florida and some years early adult in Los Angeles. Since age 28 I have lived in 9 other countries and learned 5 languages.
I only share this because of something you mentioned regarding Tom Hardy which may be the same as my case. My English is a real mixture of sounds completely unintentional and it varies unconsciously depending on where I am and to whom I'm speaking. When I would visit my mother in the states I was always taken for a foreigner.
After living in Switzerland some years then moving to Germany the Germans thought I was Swiss. When that faded I still had some accent but they always thought it Dutch or Scandinavian but NEVER USA which pleased me enormously.
In truth, if I were with you possibly after an hour or two I would be imitating your accent in parts. I am a bit like a parrot without wanting to do it. I lived in London for a short time long ago and travelled at other times on holiday in UK. When I was in York I simply could not avoid beginning to speak like them. I lived in Rome and knew a large number of Irish Franciscans. Their house was across from where I lived and
I was often invited to eat and recreate with them. Within 30 minutes I was like a clone of whatever Irish sounds I heard.
By the way I very much enjoy the way you speak. Not just what to me is an accent but you are wonderfully articulate with splendid diction. You have a very expressive face and mouth which is aesthetically charming. Sorry, I once was an artist so observation is in my genes.
To be honest it has become a passion of mine all the different accents which is why I so love your videos. What pleases me very much is that 40 years ago I could not have differentiated most of the world's accents of the English speaking countries and now I can. From NZ, Aus, S. Africa, Canada, Ireland and many UK accents. It has become a bit of a hobby. Not perfect but really fun. Liverpool, Manchester, Hull, Newcastle, Blackpool, Cornwall, Essex and so on.
And of course Northern Irish vs. the many Irish Republic accents. Dublin perhaps the RP of Ireland. What do you think?? I think of Jamie Dornan, Aidan Turner and Jack Reynor, Ardal O'Hanlon for example.
Well if you've read this far you are a hero. :-) Cheers and all the best.
Can you please make a video about Sara Cox's accent? She's my favourite Radio 2 host and I just love her accent
I think, i might be wrong, that he has said his accent change all the time but he doesn't know witch one until he opens his mouth. Concerning the nothern feature of his accent in some videos it's probably because of his wife who is a northerner. Great actor. Great video👍.
I really liked these videos. I think accent is very, very useful for learning. Thanks for that. But I will have a request. ) It would be great, very good for you to shoot the video "Learn Cole Sprouse Accent", at least for me. ) Helloooo From Azerbaijan ! 🌍🌏🌎✊🏻✊🏽✊🏿
Love tom.
Hey mate I would love to hear your opinion about Russell brand accent and the words he uses to express himself! Cheers buddy
Let’s be honest, he’s just putting us all on, and using situations to practice his craft!!!
tom the best
I know him from Peaky Blinders, l like the way he speaks as A.Solomoni
Tom Hardy pronunciation is impressive different accent too his movie outstanding 👍
The only interpretation that I've seen of Tom Hardy has been in the film "Inception" (Eames), a sci-fi thriller, beautiful film in its particularity. However his versatility shows that he's a very skilled and talented actor. Excellent analysis Tom, thanks much. My suggestion? I'm romantic 😊 and would like to examine the Mr. Mark Darcy's accent of "Pride and Prejudice" and "Bridget Jones's diary" (alias Colin Firth) 😀
Thanks Alice, yes Colin Firth would be a great choice. I'll definitely add him to the list.
@@EatSleepDreamEnglish Cheers Tom! 😃 ....... Obviously it's up to you to evaluate if his accent offers ideas for an analysis and/or comparison for a next video of this series .... Ha! Please, keep holding on, remember: everything will be all right 🌈, trust me 🙂
Maybe You could analyse Colin's Morgan natural northern Irish accent and other accents he uses playing diffrent roles
I love you Tom!
Right back at you Pablo : )
He's dropping the tea a lot
Massive thank you for this video. Please next is Louis Tamlinson:))
In peaky blinders which i ur video is one of the reasons is staelrted watching he also used cockney i believe
Tom hardy 💙
Can you do a analysis of the accents of James McAvoy. I’m was flabbergasted when I heard his natural accent being so Scottish! How he manages to hide it in movies like Chronicles of Narnia or Atonement. Same goes with David Tennant. And finally Jodie Comer in killing eve... have you herd how scouser is she?
Heyy could you please break down the accent they have in TV series Skins ? They’re from Bristol I think. Thanks !!
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Sir, please make the video of cockney accent from Hero Fiennes-Tiffin in After The Movie 2019
This is making me understand why "Cunt" is such a great a favorite word!
Sir, please could you prepare a video about Joseph Morgan's accent?
Thanks for the suggestion Yunus
thank you very much, what is the intonation of cockney accent... i found a video that says that it is similar to american intonation, i am confused, it doesnt seem to me
Your American accent when pronouncing "drive" and other words is a very particular regional pronunciation. It's definitely southern. Nasal with a heavy bite. I grew up in Arkansas (unfortunately), and it the sounded similar to how some of my relatives speak. It's certainly not a widespread pronunciation.
@@user-one8707 I think Arkansas is like the fourth or fifth poorest state and is amongst the ten least educated populations in the U.S., so I assume that has something to do with it. Mississippi, however, is both the poorest and least educated state of them all. (I only mean states; not including any U.S. territories such as Puerto Rico. U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam etc.)
As a southerner you can kiss my grits!
Fellow Arkansan here. I agree. He sounds like an Arkansan.
Can you do one about Sean Bean's accent please?
Alfie is the best :)
He probably has my problem 😆… im american born, spanish was my first language, started to learn English in the states and then move to Europe and learned English out there and had British friends and picked up on there accent and creative the accent i have now 😆… By the time i came back to the states at 17 I’ve already developed how i speak now making my accent unique..
I think his wife is from North. I from UK but I got my Husbands, and sometimes accents blend.
The "Deep South" diphthong you hear in "is" is very common in the US south; one syllable being stretched into two. This is the essence of the (American) Southern Drawl. Specifically/traditionally found the antebellum South ~ A Southern Sophisticate of Georgia
Lawless is based on Virginia accents as well as time era speech.
People talk like that in Arkansas in 2022 lol.
Hello 👋🏽 I think it would be fabulous if you analyzed Elizabeth Taylor’s accent.
He's definitely my favorite actor and heart throb ❤️😁
I would also like to mention his southern accent in The Revenant was good. His Russian accent in Child 44 was ok. I also watched the movie The Take and could barely understand him let alone any of the other actors. Lol. I am from the U.S. but I'm very good with understanding most people regardless of accents but in The Take it was about impossible for me. Lol 😂
Anyone know where in the U.K. that accent is heard?
The Take is east London cockney accent.
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Tommy please do a video on how to speak like Shashi Tharoor, that man's accent is really something.
Love these so much! Just so you know... your American pronunciation has a VERY VERY heavy southern twang... which is fine and all bc I do too! But if you're looking from an academic and objective viewpoint, it's probably best to understand the pronunciation of a more standard American accent, bc even in the States the one you're uing is very distinguished an sometimes odd! Hardy's accent from that 2002 interview didn't really have that much of a Southern American twang you said it did.
He has a great Texas accent in Norris. I know because I am from there. We kinda slur words, like “ing” at the end of words is more “”in or en”. “Sayin”....vowel sounds are strung out here in Texas,
Ur sure right bout that.
I'd like you to analyse a Lancashire accent...Jane Horrocks or Peter Kay would be good :)
That 'draaave' sound is also used by people who say 'bye' as 'baah' It sounds off to me, but is a mix of RP, cockney, and multicultural London, I think. Popular with clubbers and techno music fans for twenty years or so in southern England.
I've been trying to do a London accent, slightly cockney for ages but I don't know if I am getting it right, can you help me?
Jonny Depp's accent has changed throughout the years, probably also due to the accents he has picked up from various roles he has played.