The chemistry was there between these two women. You could not predict what either one would say or do. The whole film kept you guessing even after it ended.
@@Yung_Mango Okay, maybe not Scottish. i hear the English accent in there, but she also has another that kinda similar to Melanie Brown. (you know, Scary Spice? O_o)
So to address the elephant in the room, which is "what the hell is Anya Taylor-Joy's accent?" Apparently her mother is English-South African, and her father Scottish-Argentinian. She was born in America, lived in Argentina as a kid speaking Spanish, then moved to England at age 6. In summary, her accent is English-American-Argentinian-Scottish-South African.
No. Her accent is a mix between Rioplatense Castilian (Argentina) and British English (England). There is no such a thing as south african, spanish (spain) or American accent there! Anya was born in the States and returned to Argentina where she learnt her first language, at 8 y.o she learnt English at England. She has no family in the States and she moved there to work at hollywood when she got famous, when she was older and managed the language but I don’t hear American accent/words/slang when she speaks. The country classified Anya as a WOC lol... Her mom is not from South Africa, she is Zambian. She was born in the territory when it was a british colony known as “Northern Rhodesia” because Spain had problems and her dad was an english diplomat who decided to move the family there. (She is half Spanish half english) just like anya, she returned back when she was young (to Spain! and grew up in Zaragoza). She couldn’t claim the nationality, spanish citizenship is only given to men and anya said she doesn’t have the british (english) citizenship, but they have family in England. Her mom moved to Argentina where the family lived till the crisis and moved for work to the states and later to england. They have all their family in Argentina and England. Anya’s dad is 100% scottish (“scottish argentine” also known as Scots born in Argentina, is not half scottish half argentine, and there is no such a thing as argentine dna) both of his parents where born in scotland and he claimed the british citizenship from his parents and the argentine because he was born there. He comes from a very important british legacy in a very popular neighbourhood located in Buenos Aires. He worked for british-argentine relations, for the Argentine-British Chamber of Commerce and as an international banker. Anya’s dad as a direct ancestor, gave Anya the argentine and british citizenship, and Anya got the American because she was born in the States. She is 50% scottish 25%spanish 25%english. That’s all. And her accent sounds exactly like mixing Rioplatense (Intonation and dialect comes from Neapolitan language) with English (from england). She sounds exactly like Argentine falklanders and Welsh argentines from Y wladfa, same accent, same mix.
@@d.s3980 As she has stated, she tends to mimic accents with whom she's closely interacting with, so with Olivia Cooke she's matching her English accent. On Live with Kelly and Ryan I can hear her speak in an American accent occasionally.
The way a 27yo can do stuff that this guy can, is by having a rough childhood and recovering fully, taking advantage of it while being highly intelligent and perceptive by nature.
Ian Roa some people reach their prime earlier than others. Consider Tina fey who entered theatre in her teens and became famous at age 42. We all have our time. If you haven’t had yours, trust it is coming ❤️
The lighting on the interviewer is really unflattering. Great questions/interview though and it’s nice to see such intelligent & down to earth actresses.
Thank you so much redpandaz. I knew it premiered in January this year, so that's why I was so confused. But a bigger studio bought it out and I suppose is readying for wide release. Thanks for answering, I'm sometimes in touch w/ Anya but she wouldn't answer me on the exact release...
How can any of you say that Olivia is boring?! It's clear to me she's a down to earth northern girl with none of the false graces and weird accentry that Anya (who I also love!) is displaying here. If I could be mildly sexist for a second, as a man I'd rather go on a date with Olivia. I'd feel like she's more real and have more to talk about than herself.
FUTUREKUBIK Yea I love ATJ but what is the deal with that accent flip flops?? Lol 🤔 One answer, American accent...the next answer a British/Irish/American mash-up???🤐😒 From my understanding she is born and raised in the states
FUTUREKUBIK ATJ first language w as River Plate (Buenos Aires ) accented spanish. Then London english. Then american english. That explains her drifting accent. Her facial and hand gestures are typical of the River Plate zone. Very Italian. She is a very exotic mix.
I feel like Anya look so much fun in the interview and Olivia look so boring about this interview or maybe because she sleeping and suddenly her manager wake her to do this interview while she is so much sleepy? Lol 😂
Anya Taylor Joy got great presence - but you can also see (if you read body language) that she wants to be first all the time - Olivia hardly looks at her and Anya always stares her down - wonder if there's a bully on the set .. .
UlrichUlrich Olivia is a girl next door type and a actress. Anya is a model who became a surprisingly good actress. Any girl next door might look plain and boring sitting next to a model. Olivia is a fully northern english lass. Anya is a British latin mix. That also helps her.
I love Olivia stop putting someone down to compliment someone else. Olivia is so classy pretty and cool. She did awesome at portraying her characters mental health issues it she made the movie for me.
The chemistry was there between these two women. You could not predict what either one would say or do. The whole film kept you guessing even after it ended.
I love them both, so excited for the movie
p.s. olivia is NOT boring
Anya Taylor Joy is the most beautiful girl in this world!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! In Love =)
CHAMA-CHAMA-CHAMA-CHAMA-CHAMA-CHAMELEON!
Biggest fact ever
I didn't know Olivia Cooke is English 4 years of watching Bates Motel never I notice it before.
Love these girls ❤️
I love both the actresses!
Haha I love their accents
anya has a strange mix of accents 😄
they're just so adorable.
but is like Olivia Scottish? i honestly thought she was American, seeing as how well she pulled off the accent in the movie.
@@DonEBrooke32 Scottish? She's English mate sounds nothing like scottish
@@Yung_Mango Okay, maybe not Scottish. i hear the English accent in there, but she also has another that kinda similar to Melanie Brown. (you know, Scary Spice? O_o)
the interviewer asked very good questions
WHAT the?! They're BOTH European?! Holy moly, that's some excellent voice/accent-portrayal!
Tell me about it, I'm also shocked that they're both English, they really had very convincing American accents in the movie
she's (Anya) from United States
So to address the elephant in the room, which is "what the hell is Anya Taylor-Joy's accent?"
Apparently her mother is English-South African, and her father Scottish-Argentinian. She was born in America, lived in Argentina as a kid speaking Spanish, then moved to England at age 6.
In summary, her accent is English-American-Argentinian-Scottish-South African.
No. Her accent is a mix between Rioplatense Castilian (Argentina) and British English (England). There is no such a thing as south african, spanish (spain) or American accent there!
Anya was born in the States and returned to Argentina where she learnt her first language, at 8 y.o she learnt English at England. She has no family in the States and she moved there to work at hollywood when she got famous, when she was older and managed the language but I don’t hear American accent/words/slang when she speaks. The country classified Anya as a WOC lol...
Her mom is not from South Africa, she is Zambian. She was born in the territory when it was a british colony known as “Northern Rhodesia” because Spain had problems and her dad was an english diplomat who decided to move the family there. (She is half Spanish half english) just like anya, she returned back when she was young (to Spain! and grew up in Zaragoza). She couldn’t claim the nationality, spanish citizenship is only given to men and anya said she doesn’t have the british (english) citizenship, but they have family in England. Her mom moved to Argentina where the family lived till the crisis and moved for work to the states and later to england. They have all their family in Argentina and England.
Anya’s dad is 100% scottish (“scottish argentine” also known as Scots born in Argentina, is not half scottish half argentine, and there is no such a thing as argentine dna) both of his parents where born in scotland and he claimed the british citizenship from his parents and the argentine because he was born there. He comes from a very important british legacy in a very popular neighbourhood located in Buenos Aires. He worked for british-argentine relations, for the Argentine-British Chamber of Commerce and as an international banker.
Anya’s dad as a direct ancestor, gave Anya the argentine and british citizenship, and Anya got the American because she was born in the States.
She is 50% scottish 25%spanish 25%english. That’s all. And her accent sounds exactly like mixing Rioplatense (Intonation and dialect comes from Neapolitan language) with English (from england).
She sounds exactly like Argentine falklanders and Welsh argentines from Y wladfa, same accent, same mix.
@@d.s3980 As she has stated, she tends to mimic accents with whom she's closely interacting with, so with Olivia Cooke she's matching her English accent. On Live with Kelly and Ryan I can hear her speak in an American accent occasionally.
@@d.s3980 Hi, Anya's father is in fact half Scottish, half English, due to both his mother and father being half Scottish and half English.
Anya is just super gorgeous in Thoroughbreds
Oigan Anya Taylor Joy. Es un amor 😍
olivia kinda looks like Hannah from 13 reasons why, but I feel like she'd be better for that role
Emma your actually right, she would've been better
That show is shit. Almost anything about it could be better.
Also a young Rachel Weisz when she release the movie “ The Mummy 1999“
She northern!? Represent. Thoroughbreds was a great movie. Glad I gave it a shot
The way a 27yo can do stuff that this guy can, is by having a rough childhood and recovering fully, taking advantage of it while being highly intelligent and perceptive by nature.
The director is 27? I feel so freakin' old at 28.
ConArdist Your not old.
Me as well. Makes me question my life.
Ian Roa some people reach their prime earlier than others. Consider Tina fey who entered theatre in her teens and became famous at age 42. We all have our time. If you haven’t had yours, trust it is coming ❤️
very good questions
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The lighting on the interviewer is really unflattering. Great questions/interview though and it’s nice to see such intelligent & down to earth actresses.
I'm here because Olivia Cooke cast for house🏠 of the dragon🐉🔥🐲🔥🐉
Someone help! I'm dying to see this but there are no showtimes, digital releases, anything. Where can this be purchased?
Thank you so much redpandaz. I knew it premiered in January this year, so that's why I was so confused. But a bigger studio bought it out and I suppose is readying for wide release. Thanks for answering, I'm sometimes in touch w/ Anya but she wouldn't answer me on the exact release...
How can any of you say that Olivia is boring?! It's clear to me she's a down to earth northern girl with none of the false graces and weird accentry that Anya (who I also love!) is displaying here. If I could be mildly sexist for a second, as a man I'd rather go on a date with Olivia. I'd feel like she's more real and have more to talk about than herself.
FUTUREKUBIK Yea I love ATJ but what is the deal with that accent flip flops?? Lol 🤔 One answer, American accent...the next answer a British/Irish/American mash-up???🤐😒 From my understanding she is born and raised in the states
I was wrong...born in the U.S. but has lived in Argentina and London
Matty G I can't wait to see Thoroughbreds. Got to wait til 2018 though :-|
FUTUREKUBIK You are right! She’s very down to earth, kind, and so funny. Just an all around lovely, fun, and an interesting person :)
FUTUREKUBIK ATJ first language w as River Plate (Buenos Aires ) accented spanish. Then London english. Then american english. That explains her drifting accent. Her facial and hand gestures are typical of the River Plate zone. Very Italian. She is a very exotic mix.
I feel like Anya look so much fun in the interview and Olivia look so boring about this interview or maybe because she sleeping and suddenly her manager wake her to do this interview while she is so much sleepy? Lol 😂
They're both British?? 🤯
Wow I didn't know she was so country
Anya Taylor Joy got great presence - but you can also see (if you read body language) that she wants to be first all the time - Olivia hardly looks at her and Anya always stares her down - wonder if there's a bully on the set ..
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And what does the drama queen interviewer mean"understand female teens so well" is she saying most fem teens are either autistic or sociopaths?
Scott Gust 😂
yeah
God, Olivia is so boring.
Anya Taylor-Joy is lovely, though, and such a good actress!
UlrichUlrich Olivia is a girl next door type and a actress. Anya is a model who became a surprisingly good actress. Any girl next door might look plain and boring sitting next to a model. Olivia is a fully northern english lass. Anya is a British latin mix. That also helps her.
I love Olivia stop putting someone down to compliment someone else. Olivia is so classy pretty and cool. She did awesome at portraying her characters mental health issues it she made the movie for me.
This is soooo touchy feely, terrible interview.
Olivia is just plain and boring... Love Anya!
thesunstudio in regular life Olivia is most certainly not boring. She’s an super down-to-earth, lovely person :)
@@simran825 I think it’s suit her very well especially with the red hair . Anya can be pretty in any hair color and any hairstyle.
I love Anya’s accent, sometimes it’s more visible than other times but it’s still there it’s wonderful.