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Claire King's Scottish accent.........

maidinscotlandmaidinscotland Posts: 5,648
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..........was excellent. Frenchie's....not so much!
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    evenangelsevenangels Posts: 1,279
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    It was spot on! She is a great actor :)
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    rosariofirerosariofire Posts: 343
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    I thought it was great. Sounded like the natives in my village!
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    diurnalomendiurnalomen Posts: 101
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    it was pathetically generic and had no resemblance to any regional Scottish accent I've ever heard...typical drama school this is what 'they' sound like training. Its similar to someone doing the Queen and saying that's an 'English accent' they all sound like that :D
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    rosariofirerosariofire Posts: 343
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    I am Scottish. I live in Argyll. She was ace at it.
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    scottishmagscottishmag Posts: 3,504
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    the fanny comment had me in stitches,. the first I have laughed this series
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    DUNDEEBOYDUNDEEBOY Posts: 110,227
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    That accent only exists in parts of glasgow at a push
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    scottishmagscottishmag Posts: 3,504
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    she can get a part in Taggart anytime, along with all the other wooden accents and actors
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    CinnamonBrickCinnamonBrick Posts: 631
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    It's racist!!!
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    Stefano92Stefano92 Posts: 66,402
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    Was fantastic :D
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    pope_tartpope_tart Posts: 3,801
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    she had a good go, but it was more groundskeeper Willie from the Simpsons at times to my ears :o
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    rosariofirerosariofire Posts: 343
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    It's racist!!!

    You are joking?
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    jim4bbjim4bb Posts: 3,485
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    You are joking?

    I'm a Scot, might have been a generic "Weegie" accent, but lets face it the majority of Scots are "Weegie's". Rab C would have been proud.:D
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    digiqueendigiqueen Posts: 1,226
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    We'll, I'm a Scot and I really don't care about the authenticity of her accent, I thought it was hilarious.
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    Blue Eyed ladyBlue Eyed lady Posts: 6,007
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    It was excellent. So stereotypically Glaswegian but loved it!:D:D
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    dd68dd68 Posts: 17,843
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    Good for Claire!
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    Blue Eyed ladyBlue Eyed lady Posts: 6,007
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    jim4bb wrote: »
    I'm a Scot, might have been a generic "Weegie" accent, but lets face it the majority of Scots are "Weegie's". Rab C would have been proud.:D

    I thought of "Mary Doll" when she did it:D
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    jim4bbjim4bb Posts: 3,485
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    I thought of "Mary Doll" when she did it:D

    Now your talking about a "Real Woman".:D
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    Blue Eyed ladyBlue Eyed lady Posts: 6,007
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    jim4bb wrote: »
    Now your talking about a "Real Woman".:D

    Sadly for you, Mary Doll is celebrating her Silver Wedding Anniversary, here's their treasured album to remember the occasion , direct from a £4 photo booth, Rab's idea!:D

    http://data5.blog.de/media/222/2952222_953710d6d3_m.jpeg
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    jim4bbjim4bb Posts: 3,485
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    Sadly for you, Mary Doll is celebrating her Silver Wedding Anniversary, here's their treasured album to remember the occasion , direct from a £4 photo booth, Rab's idea!:D

    http://data5.blog.de/media/222/2952222_953710d6d3_m.jpeg

    I have surpassed Rab and Mary's milestone having been happily married 27 years this year, in true Rab & Mary tradition my wife has stated that only one of them was happy. To which I replied, "at least that is one more than I thought". :D
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    lolla_7lolla_7 Posts: 226
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    DUNDEEBOY wrote: »
    That accent only exists in parts of glasgow at a push

    Bull! I am Scottish, and have a lot of family who live on the west coast who sound like that. Glasgow, Ayr, Kirkcubright to name a few off the top of my head. Her accent was fabulous!
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    rosariofirerosariofire Posts: 343
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    lolla_7 wrote: »
    Bull! I am Scottish, and have a lot of family who live on the west coast who sound like that. Glasgow, Ayr, Kirkcubright to name a few off the top of my head. Her accent was fabulous!

    Well said Lolla. I thought of Ayrshire as well. I live west coast but further north, the accent here is very similar.
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    jim4bbjim4bb Posts: 3,485
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    lolla_7 wrote: »
    Bull! I am Scottish, and have a lot of family who live on the west coast who sound like that. Glasgow, Ayr, Kirkcubright to name a few off the top of my head. Her accent was fabulous!

    Unfortunately those who live in the less densely populated areas of Scotland think they represent the majority. Who actually live in the West of the Central belt.
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    MilhauseMilhause Posts: 982
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    jim4bb wrote: »
    Unfortunately those who live in the less densely populated areas of Scotland think they represent the majority. Who actually live in the West of the Central belt.

    I am Lanarkshire but haven't seen it yet....any links?
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    Odette ValmontOdette Valmont Posts: 1,923
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    Claire is an excellent actress, and as she's shown tonight, very diverse. She was utterly fabulous as ruthless bitch Kim Tate in Emmerdale - I'll always remember that character, the best in the history of soap tbh.
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    dd68dd68 Posts: 17,843
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    It was great and I love that she got the word fanny in
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