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A non-British actor pretending to be a British character. (Please note that "British" here actually indicates "Southern English", not Northern English, Scots, or Welsh.) The most commonly imitated accent is the Received Pronunciation one, or else a Cockney (East London) voice. There is, of course, a great variety of English accents, but these are the two most recognizable to American ears. Even English actors who don't have these accents normally may be called upon to imitate them. Irish, Scottish and Welsh actors are typically required to play English characters too - since England has a bigger film industry and these actors usually end up moving to London if they want to build up an international career. It is a rare Irish, Scottish or Welsh actor indeed who doesn't have half a dozen English characters on their résumé (unless they can't do the accent of course). The most glaring error in fake British accents stems from American English's lack of the short "o" (IPA: [ɒ]) sound with which Brits pronounce words such as "pot" and "orange". Americans tend to hypercorrect this to the long "o" (IPA: [ɔ�]) sound as in "all" or "door". There exists a stereotype that American actors simply can't do English accents at all. See the Analysis tab for more information on that. Regardless this page and its offshoots contain plenty of examples of well-done fake English accents - from Scots, Irish and Americans alike. Accents in general usually depend on the actor having a good ear to pick up the differences in pronunciation, and usually a dialect coach to help make sure they're getting them right. A subtrope of Fake Nationality, and a Sister Trope to Fake American, Fake Scot, Fake Irish, and Fake Australian. See also British Accents, The Queen's Latin, I Am Very British. See Not Even Bothering with the Accent, and Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping when this doesn't work. |
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In The Penguins of Madagascar, Private has a British accent, but his voice actor, James Patrick Stuart, is from California. This is lampshaded by Skipper in "Hard Boiled Eggy" when he notes that Eggy picked up an "adorably fake British accent" from Private. James Patrick Stuart's father is a real Brit, however: Chad Stuart of Chad & Jeremy fame. | |
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Luke in the US version of Professor Layton and the Curious Village is played by American voice actress Lani Minella, adopting a mostly Cockney accent. Professor Layton himself is also voiced by an American but pulls off a more convincing accent. This is averted when it comes to Luke's voice in UK versions of the game however, where he's instead voiced by (British-born) Maria Darling. This is reportedly due to actual British-English test players hating Luke's accent. In the US version of Professor Layton and the Unwound Future, "Future Luke"/Clive is played by Yuri Lowenthal and Dr. Stahngun is played by Liam O'Brien, two famous American voice actors. Both their fake accents are very convincing. |
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The Great Mouse Detective: Vincent Price as Big Bad Ratigan. It helps that Price took acting lessons in England. | |
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Crash Bandicoot's main Evil Brit N. Tropy was voiced by American Michael Ensign while another American Corey Burton voices him in Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex, Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy and Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled. Although he had a grand total of one line in Burton's first, it's now infamous and widely considered the weaker of Burton's two roles in the game. His voice for N. Tropy got better with the remakes. | |
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Rapper Slick Rick's mid-Atlantic drawl is authentic (he was born and raised partly in London and partly in New York), but numerous American rappers, including Rockwell, Dana Danenote Rick and dane originally had a group together called the Kangol Crew and Snoop Dogg, have been inspired to imitate his "British" style with varying degrees of success. Andre 3000 does so early on in Outkast's 'Funkin Around', which is not a bad attempt to start with, until he lapses back into Atlantan almost immediately soon after. |
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In Naruto: The Abridged Series Kabuto and Chouji have British accents. | |
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An actual plot point in The Nekci Menij Show, as Xtine calling out Medoner for not being British while pretending to be sets off the Ballroom Blitz later in Episode Five. | |
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Subverted with Emma Frost. She's voiced by Kansas native Kari Wahlgren — but canonically, in the comics, Emma herself is a case of this, as she's a Boston native who puts on an English accent. | |
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Anomen from Baldur's Gate II is an example of an in-story character being one. No one else in his family has such an accent, and the characters eventually decide that he puts it on so that he will sound more cultured. | |
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The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh has American actor Hal Smith as both Owl and his younger cousin Dexter. | |
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Animaniacs has Jess Harnell as Scouse-sounding Wakko and Rob Paulsen as Cockney-accented Pinky, though aside from the accents there's nothing to indicate that either character is actually British (especially considering that both of Wakko's siblings have American accents). | |
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The voice-actors for the generic Fake Brit voices in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion do it blandly at the best of times, and at other times get it horribly wrong. | |
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King of the Hill's Luanne uses an extremely bad British accent for one of her "Manger Babies" puppet's voice—it sounds very much like a dirt-ignorant young Texas girl's attempt at a toff.... | |
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The English dub for Moriarty the Patriot is full of Americans faking the accent...except for Sherlock's voice Theo Devaney (whose pronunciation the American director tried to correct), as well as Ciarán Strange (Harry) and Elsie Lovelock (Mary Morstan). Some of the Americans are more successful at faking the accent than others. | |
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Pocahontas: American-born and Australian-raised Mel Gibson as English Captain John Smith. David Ogden Stiers (American) likewise as both Governor Ratcliffe and his assistant Wiggins. | |
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Krystal may have averted this in Star Fox Adventures where she was voiced by an actual Brit named Estelle Ellis, but in Star Fox: Assault and the Super Smash Bros. series, an American named Alesia Glidewell filled in for her. | |
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The Guns N' Roses cover of the UK Subs song "Down on the Farm" has W. Axl Rose attempt one of the worst English accents in music history, comparable to Dick van Dyke's infamous attempts at Cockney on film. | |
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X-Men: Evolution: David Kaye (Canadian-American) affects an English accent to play Professor X, in a clear imitation of Patrick Stewart's performance in the live action film series. Nicole Oliver, also Canadian, plays Ristie - a friend of Rogue's from England. Given that she's really Mystique in disguise, this makes her a literal example. |
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Dren (Kish) in Mew Mew Power too. When he debuted fans of the original Tokyo Mew Mew balked. On one forum someone complained "Whoever heard of a British alien", Gracie Lizzie had to resist the temptation to sign up just so she could say "Oh, we have quite a few thanks". Ren and Jun in the 4Kids dub of Shaman King. They gave the brother and sister a consistent British accent, but um... they're Chinese. And then, for some reason, they chose to not give a British accent to Lyserg... who actually is British. |
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DuckTales (2017) has two In-Universe examples with Webby and Lena, who can easily imitate UK accents if the situation calls for it because they were both raised by British relatives. | |
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Wolverine and the X-Men (2009): Subverted with Emma Frost. She's voiced by Kansas native Kari Wahlgren — but canonically, in the comics, Emma herself is a case of this, as she's a Boston native who puts on an English accent. Played straight with Grey DeLisle, who was born in California, voicing the English-born Psylocke. |
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Mana Kawai from Lost Dimension is an in-universe example. The character is Japanese, but puts on a British accent, since she believes it makes her sound cuter. Also applies out of universe, as she’s voiced by the American Kira Buckland. | |
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Jerry, the Q role in Totally Spies! was voiced by American Jess Harnell in seasons one and two, and by British-born and Canadian-raised Adrian Truss from season three. James, the antagonist of the episode "Evil Boyfriend", masquerades as a British exchange student. |
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According to Black Butler, even English nobles had loud cockney accents. | |
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Pet Alien: The American Jess Harnell voices Swanky and Granville, both of whom have British accents. | |
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Xenoblade Chronicles: Xenoblade Chronicles X feature Celica, an alien female who joins the humans in New LA while on the run from mutual enemies. In the English dub, Celica is voiced by Mela Lee who most of the time performs the accent well, but it's painfully obvious that it's an American voicing her. Even stranger though is that some of the voice actors for the avatar character are actually British, resulting in some wondering why a Brit wasn't hired for Celica either. Rex in Xenoblade Chronicles 2, voiced by an American, has an exaggerated (and less-than-convincing) British accent. Averted in Xenoblade Chronicles 3, where the main protagonist party are all voiced by English, Irish, and Welsh actors. |
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Narrowly averted with Jetta from Jem. The series' creator recommended the only British choice, while the others were Americans doing subpar Cockney accents. Jetta has a stereotypically lower-class accent which gives away the fact she is not a rich celebrity like she says, though the others are too ignorant of British accents to notice. | |
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Sofia the First: Jess Harnell voices Cedric Russi Taylor and Jim Cummings voice Cedric's parents. The latter also voices Wormwood. Jennifer Hale voices Violet the castle maid. Rachael MacFarlane voices Cedric's sister, Cordelia Kari Wahlgren voices Wendell's mother Mick Wingert voices Sir Dax Jeff Bennett voices Merlin |
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Subverted with the British Tracer in Overwatch. Cara Theobold is 100% Brit, but she just opted to do a 'larger than life' style voice for Tracer, making her Cockney accent sounds a bit too exaggerated that people thinks she's this trope. American Vanessa Marshall did a fairly good English accent as Strangelove in Peace Walker, marred mostly by the fact that it sounded vaguely southern and Strangelove was supposed to be from Manchester. |
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American Paul Frees voicing Liverpudlians John Lennon and George Harrison on The Beatles in 1965 was then and is still seen as a bad case of Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping. | |
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In Chaotic, the voice of Klay contains a terrible British accent. But seeing how 4Kids assigned an Australian accent to Jack Atlas in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5Ds, they are just doing to emphasize that the character is a Jerkass. | |
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Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc has an In-Universe example: the mastermind, Junko Enoshima, puts on an exaggerated English accent at one point and inexplicably dons a Cool Crown to go with it. | |
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Ren and Jun in the 4Kids dub of Shaman King. They gave the brother and sister a consistent British accent, but um... they're Chinese. And then, for some reason, they chose to not give a British accent to Lyserg... who actually is British. | |
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In On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, Daisy Gamble, under Dr. Bruckner's hypnotic influence, acquires an English accent when recalling her previous life in 18th-century London as Melinda Welles. Barbara Harris originated the role on Broadway, and Barbra Streisand starred in the film version; neither actress was British. | |
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In Gargoyles' opening episode (and anytime they flash back to medieval Scotland) the loose association of Star Trek: The Next Generation cast members playing the various bit parts display truly awful Scottish accents. | |
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The Adventure Zone: Balance has an In-Universe example in Kravitz, who fakes a Cockney accent when he's working in order to seem more intimidating. | |
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Pocoyo: In Let's Go Pocoyo and the 2016 reboot, new narrator Stephen Hughes is in fact an American doing a convincing British accent, as proven by certain brief cases of Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping. | |
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Rex in Xenoblade Chronicles 2, voiced by an American, has an exaggerated (and less-than-convincing) British accent. | |
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Averted in Xenoblade Chronicles 3, where the main protagonist party are all voiced by English, Irish, and Welsh actors. | |
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Xenoblade Chronicles X feature Celica, an alien female who joins the humans in New LA while on the run from mutual enemies. In the English dub, Celica is voiced by Mela Lee who most of the time performs the accent well, but it's painfully obvious that it's an American voicing her. Even stranger though is that some of the voice actors for the avatar character are actually British, resulting in some wondering why a Brit wasn't hired for Celica either. | |
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The dub of Darker than Black has Troy Baker voicing November 11... and doing a really good job. The other Brits in the series were also given accents in the dub. | |
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Red vs. Blue has Wyoming, to whom Matt Hullum gives a comedic accent. | |
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Rupert, their adaptation of the British Rupert Bear comic strip, had an entirely Canadian cast using British accents for the characters. | |
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All characters in The Crumpets first season English dub have British accents, while most credited voice actors are American and one is Australian. Lil-One, King, and Cassandra are the only regular characters that avert this trope. | |
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The British (sounding) Oleander and Fred from Them's Fightin' Herds are voiced by the American Alexa Kahn and Keith Ferguson, respectively. | |
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Repeated with Daichi/Bastion Misawa in the dub of Yu-Gi-Oh! GX. | |
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Futurama's Bender (built in Mexico, based in New New York and voiced by an American) occasionally uses (what he thinks is) a "British" accent, which is labelled "King" in one episode and sounds a great deal like the late Ronald Coleman. "Let me have a go at this mechanised chap, I can be quite the rough customer!" | |
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In Code Geass, the mad scientist Lloyd ended up with a British accent in the American dub that sounded like a cross between a Brooklyn accent and a New Zealand one. Quite odd, since no one else speaks with an accent. And he's disturbingly poncy, although that might be on purpose. His voice actor, Liam O'Brien, was born in New Jersey. | |
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The Read or Die dub has many British characters voiced by Americans, with varying degrees of success. | |
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In the dub of the anime Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs, American voice actor Rob Paulsen gives Saber Rider a surprisingly convincing English accent. | |
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(American) Cam Clarke's Liquid Snake from Metal Gear Solid. In the same game, Liquid pretends to be Solid Snake's American boot camp instructor, Master Miller. Jennifer Hale (Naomi) also used an English accent in the original Metal Gear Solid; Hale's from Newfoundland. In the remake and MGS4, she dropped the accent in favour of a fairly non-regional North American one. |
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VeggieTales gives us stuffy Brit Archibald Asparagus, Evil Brit Scallion #1, and the Silly Songs announcer... all voiced by Iowa native Phil Vischer. | |
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The Modifyers has Agent Xero (voice acted by Mae Whitman), who adopts a British accent as part of her disguise as Lacey Shadows. | |
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In T.U.F.F. Puppy, one of Snaptrap's henchmen, Ollie, is this in and out of universe. In universe, Ollie, who normally speaks with a British accent, is actually French, while his real-life voice actor, Jeff Bennett, is very much American. | |
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Miles from Tomorrowland: Tom Kenny uses one when voicing Ambassador Titus. Grey DeLisle-Griffin uses one for Queen Gemma Cree Summer and Keith Ferguson as Haruna's parents with an accent, which is surprising since Isaac Ryan Brown, Haruna's voice actor, uses his regular American voice. Felicia Day as Grendle |
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Tomo-chan Is a Girl! has a British character, Carol Olston voiced by a Japanese-American voice actress. Unique to most anime examples though, this applies to both Japanese and English dubs as Sally Amaki was voiced Carol in both languages. | |
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The dub for JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, due to majority of the characters being British unsurprisingly evokes this. Some of the voice actors like Ben Diskin and Patrick Seitz performed the accents decently while others such as Johnny Yong Bosch... well... YMMV. | |
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The voice actor of Magnus the Red in If the Emperor Had a Text-to-Speech Device (that is, Zegram) tried to make him sound British but ended up making him sound Australian. Eventually the creators just rolled with it and made the daemon primarch an Aussie. | |
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hololive: The English Vtuber Amelia Watson is set up to be a British detective in the vein of Sherlock Holmes, but any time she attempts a Cockney accent, it's pretty obviously fake. In-character, she admits that her accent is indeed fake, because she's "undercover". | |
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The characters in the Legacy of Kain series speak in a pseudo-Shakespearean manner, but a fair few of them are voiced by Americans. | |
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Whenever English people turn up on Celebrity Deathmatch, they always have Cockney accents, even if they're the Gallagher brothers (actually from Manchester) or the Spice Girls (variously from Hertfordshire, Yorkshire and Merseyside). | |
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The entire voice cast of Blazing Dragons was Canadian, but the actors gave the characters British accents in homage to the show's spoofing of Arthurian legend and as a nod to the series being the brainchild of Terry Jones. Appropriately, the British network ITV helped to produce the show. | |
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Barrett of The Bremen Avenue Experience once tried singing with a Cockney accent, because of the many famous British musicians. His bandmates heavily mocked him for it. | |
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On Jane and the Dragon, the characters are all voiced by Canadians speaking in English accents, although Dragon's voice actor, Adrian Truss, is British-Canadian. | |
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Dwight Schultz voices two distinct British-sounding characters in Final Fantasy X - the merchant O'aka, and the scholar Maechen. However, Maechen's slightly more cultured accent is far better than O'aka's rougher, working-class one; as O'aka, Schultz has a tendency to jarringly mispronounce certain "Britishisms", such as elongating the E sound on the word "ye" when it's usually pronounced more like "yuh". Also applies to O'aka's brother Wantz, voiced by Tom Kenny. |
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On Jimmy Two-Shoes, Peeps, a boy with a Cockney accent, is voiced by Christian Potenza, a Canadian. Additionally, his father Rudolpho, who also possesses a British accent, is voiced by Argentinean-Canadian actor Juan Chioran. | |
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The first Spyro the Dragon series often used RP accents for its dragon characters. The third game introduced a character voiced by the same actor as the title character, and while he does speak with a 'pip, pip' accent, it's fairly good. | |
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Ryo Bakura from Yu-Gi-Oh! is played in 4Kids' English dub with a rather thin British accent. The Abridged Series mocks this by making Bakura be extremely British (at one point, he excuses himself by saying he has to go "drink cups of tea and eat bangers and mash"). LittleKuriboh, the creator of the Abridged Series, is British himself. Repeated with Daichi/Bastion Misawa in the dub of Yu-Gi-Oh! GX. |
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In the US version of Professor Layton and the Unwound Future, "Future Luke"/Clive is played by Yuri Lowenthal and Dr. Stahngun is played by Liam O'Brien, two famous American voice actors. Both their fake accents are very convincing. | |
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All but three of the Preps from Bully. | |
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Numbuh 1 and his parents in Codename: Kids Next Door (voiced by Ben Diskin, Jennifer Hale, and Frank Welker) | |
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In The Last Remnant, Jason Liebrecht puts on a fake Brit accent to play David Nassau, the Marquis of Athlum. He doesn't do a generic cockney, though his accent is an amalgamation of three different English accents. It's oddly fitting. | |
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Colleen from Road Rovers (voiced by Tress MacNeille). | |
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The English dubs for the assorted Negima! Magister Negi Magi anime series have the voice actors for Negi, Eva, Chachamaru and Anya providing British accents for their characters. Aside from the fact that Negi (and probably Anya, although its mentioned she's spent time in London) should have a Welsh accent instead of an English one, they're quite good. Though, of course, Welsh is a British accent. | |
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Stewie from Family Guy is portrayed with a Rex Harrison-inspired accent. Especially funny when he meets an actual British character and complains about her horrible accent. In an episode showing what an English Family Guy would look like, Stewie's British counterpart speaks with a heavy American Southern accent. "Send in Stewie, Please" reveals he was poking this trope for fun, and actually has an American accent. FG's portrayal of British accents can get decidedly ropey: in a historical flashback, the Bronte sisters speak with Cockney acccents. If you know the Brontes were from Yorkshire the joke is still funny but the chosen accent jars a bit. |
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Media Whorz round table member Caveman would have some occasions where he would act like a sophisticated professor. He would put on an ocular and start speaking in a fake English Accent. | |
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Most of the characters in The Hobbit were voiced by American voice actors. | |
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Subverted with Integra Hellsing as Victoria Harwood is truly British. Played straight with Seras, though, as K.T. Grey is an American. | |
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Kurama of YuYu Hakusho also has a thin British accent in the US dub, while Botan’s is much heavier. | |
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