Brando admired Gielgud, but there is not a trace of the British actor's stylized and vibrato-laden music in the young American's stark and driven reading.
She has an outspoken, coolly self-assured manner and a throaty, well-modulated voice with a trace of a British accent".
"If a couple has a boy and wants a girl, we help to get them a girl," said Mr. Wong, a dapper 44-year-old with a master's degree in biochemistry and the trace of a British accent.
There's also a trace of a British accent in there, presumably left over from the Pirates of the Caribbean movies, and a snatch of Cherokee (from The Lone Ranger?), all layered on top of vestiges of Depp's native Kentucky, like stamps in a passport.
The Owen Smith campaign isn't likely to leave many lasting traces on British culture, but one of them might be the final, wheezing, gasping, death of 'banter' as a word that's acceptable to use under any circumstances.
IPC Media's Pick Me Up magazine has been accused of "astonishing insensitivity" over a bid to trace the children of British holidaymakers Keiron and Frances Conlon, two days after the couple drowned in Rhodes.
Trade unionism and the fight for men's and women's voting rights rose to prominence in an industrial Manchester, and The People's History Museum uses color-coded sections and interactive displays to trace 200 years of British revolutions and reforms.
In my new book, Wounded Leaders, I trace the history of British elitism and the negative attitude towards children to colonial times and what I call the "rational man project", whose Victorian boarding schools were industrial power stations churning out stoic, superior leaders for the empire.
Those venturing into the interior discovered the remains of a Portuguese slave center and harbor, and traces of the British, who came later.
For decades, the celebrity looked for traces of his British father, who left him when he was four.
