Her voice, a growl softened with a musical Welsh accent, is extraordinary.
My charmed world - accented by extraordinary friends, bursting with big dreams, and topped off with a whole lot of love - would have thrown any storybook princess into a fit of reality show-worthy jealous rage.
When I first saw the film, I assumed he was foreign – perhaps from some provincial town in the low countries – because his attempt at a cockney accent is so extraordinary.
She was "banned for life" by the estate, Ms. Warner said in her deep and dry British accent, "which is extraordinary when you think: 'Here I am.'" This time Ms. Warner and Ms. Shaw adopted a diplomatic strategy, establishing an early and open dialogue with Edward Beckett, the playwright's nephew and executor of his estate.
He had an encyclopedic knowledge of their abilities, mannerisms, gifts and faces, matched by an extraordinary facility to place regional accents, both British and American.
Often at the end of a day's rehearsal I've experimented with getting the cast to perform a scene in an accent, and it's extraordinary the way it wakes the scene up.
Even so, the coherence and intensity of the whole are extraordinary, and the placement of tragic accents is masterly.
The meeting must have sounded extraordinary, given Mr Sharansky's thick Russian accent and Mr Bush's Texan drawl.
Bikel was often cast in roles that required accents, and he had an extraordinary variety of them to call upon.
She's friendly and warm, chatting easily in her hybrid Jamaican/ transatlantic/ Eurotrash accent, frequently letting rip with her extraordinary full-throated laugh.
Butler is an extraordinary dancer, and, though she, like Flatley, was born and raised in the U.S., the accent of her dancing is distinctly Irish.
