Harry and Paul - Movie Originals, The King's Speech

[@AlanHope2013]

Science has actually proven that saying letters several times instead of just once and then cracking on really is the cause of stuttering.

[@agdgdgwngo]

Love that the Aussie accent is just a mad mix of Scottish, Welsh and various north of England accents.

[@NidgeOSullivan]

Funnily enough back then it probably was...

[@benjaminencarmine]

@@NidgeOSullivan Still is

[@brettmitchell5229]

Southern English not so much northern.

[@fasthracing]

Bit of Irish too

[@michaelwarwick9930]

The Aussie accent is closest to southern UK accents, particularly those from London. It sounds nothing like northern accents.

[@martinfiedler4317]

Wow. Simply wow.
So much better than this lengthy 2010-remake!

[@snmackenzie]

I love that Harry is playing Colin Firth playing King George

[@donrounds7791]

As a former member of the Royal Family now living in California, I am offended. Please take this down.
My wife made me say that.

[@paperchain1239]

You had me there for a moment l must say.

[@derin111]

“Former member”... what happened?!

[@Heneggsboss]

🤣

[@turmuthoer]

@@derin111 He married... an _American_

[@derin111]

@@turmuthoer Just about the worst possible, huh?
I mean look what happened when his Great-great Uncle did that! 🤣

[@georgerobertson9703]

As a 'cured' stammerer this is hilarious 😁

[@DanielSadjadian]

That was f.f..f..fantastic :)

[@carnbyarst670]

An amazing Aussie accent...

[@HouseholdDog]

This video makes me want to be a speech pathologist.
I'm Australian so I should be great at it!

[@max-rdj9741]

The sketch equivalent of saying "Cheer up" to a depressed person.

[@orop]

L-l-l-love it. G-g-g-g-great s-s-s-stuff!

[@ChubbyChecker182]

Prince Andrew has the same problem during interviews. It must run in the family 😁

[@johnsurrey7426]

I’ve been looking for this for ages, so thanks for posting it - it’s brilliant!!

[@fordlandau]

King's speech better than the original.

[@shirleymental4189]

B..B..B..Brilliant. Hard to pin down Paul's accent. It seemed to go from 'northern' to Scot's to Welsh.

[@Worldwidegam3r]

Clearly Australian.

[@benjaminencarmine]

That's what Australians sound like you twat.

[@highdownmartin]

And a bit of oirish to be sure

[@johnwilson680]

I think that is the point that the 1930's Film actors are incapable of doing foreign dialects. Its massively skillful of Paul W to be able to do different accents' in one sentence

[@highdownmartin]

@@johnwilson680 might have been judi dench in Philomena or judi dench in some other film. Talk about accent slippage, I thought she was bloody awful, but no one made her retake bits. From Irish to RADA and back in a sentence

[@cmasseylynch]

"My bbbbbbrother likes AAAAdolf HHHHitler,but i am straight as a dddddddye."

[@lpgibbo7463]

Brings back found memories of Chomondley & Warners information film 'Women-Know your place"
If you've not partaken I suggest a search?
Spiffing stuff what?
🤣🤣

[@donnchadhenglish2414]

Don't think people are getting that Pauls accent is deliberately bad.

[@heraldeventsandfilms5970]

Because they are f-f-f-fucking thick.

[@MrConstantMalachi]

It takes a fine actor!

[@benjic80]

Well you think wrong. Nice job trying to be superior though. 👏

[@benjic80]

@DnB and Psy Production not into plumbing.

[@ace11sarcens70]

I am just discovering this mans talents now

[@Zongooo]

This is how to laugh in British.

[@rottenapple6109]

I'm buh-buh-buh-Bertie, I'm the kuh-kuh-kuh-King.

[@amiblueful]

When he says with a straight face "I'm Ber-Ber-Ber-Bertie the ker-ker-ker-king" it never fails to make me laugh.

[@tonyhall699]

The lovely and funny Alice Lowe.

[@susanritter2520]

B-B-Brilliant!

[@sheepous9428]

Long live Paul Whitehouse!

[@frankhovis]

Is it? I thought it was Charles Hawtrey.

[@mollyfilms]

They should do one where the former “Prince” Harry visits a Psychologist to rid of his annoying wife.

[@springyslinky2190]

I mean New South Wales does have Wales in its name, so makes sense he’d sound Welsh I guess

[@AlanHope2013]

Makes you wonder why the pipple from New Zealand don't sewnd at orl Datch.

[@Pandangus]

I get the impression Harry and Paul is aging relatively well!

[@irfankhan2378]

Jupiter the bringer of jollity.

[@rebfj86]

It’s also the tune used for the song ‘I vow to thee my country’.

[@bluegtturbo]

Excellent! Where can I download the complete movie?

[@heraldeventsandfilms5970]

Ealing.

[@dracodeanglicus3857]

A-a-awsome!

[@FrankNFurter1000]

I'm Ber Ber Ber Bertie, the Ker Ker Ker Ker King.

[@johncallaghan5787]

I miss The Fast Show sooooo much 😂

[@lendus.adolla]

I was cured about 6 years ago. I got stuck in a smoking kiln for 2 hours.

[@lesleyedgley8371]

😆😆

[@Kris.G]

Alice Lowe always cracks me up.

[@agdgdgwngo]

Knew I know that face from somewhere. She was amazing in Darkplace

[@TheMusicianTom]

She’s a comedy treasure.

[@whatshisname3304]

wish the film was this ggggggood.

[@timcolledge3732]

Highly amusing!!!

[@8nansky528]

I ADORE READING

[@Steve-gc5nt]

I prefer Basingstoke.

[@DarkAutumn3D]

The 1930-40's-40-45's...

[@1258-Eckhart]

The stuttering is perfect though.

[@ushoys]

This what exactly what I tell stammerers too. Just stop repeating the first syllable of words and sounding like a gibbering buffoon. Works every time.

[@highdownmartin]

They never talk to me again
Perfect

[@AlanHope2013]

No wonder you got such a great reaction on Dah-dah-dah-Dragons' deh-deh-deh-Den.

[@spalftac]

Yeah but I tend to stammer on the middle syllable.

[@adamhavelock2104]

its the woman from horrible histories. loved that show

[@theavenger3363]

Brilliant

[@michaelportaloo1981]

Was that a mid North Sea accent from the guy in the bow tie?

[@disturbingdevelopment4308]

Nice Welsh accent, Paul.

[@stephendines1936]

Paul is Welsh.

[@MrDonaldwilson]

Paul Whitehouse could do any accent he wants to. This is meant to mock movie actors ill judged attempts to do accents in films.

[@joegarcia4934]

@@MrDonaldwilson except that in the film the character is played by an australian actor

[@MrDonaldwilson]

@@joegarcia4934 Yes, Geoffrey Rush, a very good one too. You'll find both Paul Whitehouse and Harry Enfield use this kind of bizarre accent a lot in their sketches.

[@tomkent4656]

And Scottish.

[@MrDavey2010]

Very clever

[@SingleTrack66]

B B B Brilliant

[@garymitchell5899]

Paul's accent is all over the place here.

[@Forestgravy90]

Yeah that's the point of it

[@heraldeventsandfilms5970]

ffs!

[@michaeljames4904]

Daaats da jooooke

[@lizclegg7556]

People say its deliberate but the fact is that Paul can't really do accents.

[@lizclegg7556]

@MathematicalPhysics TBH (and I like Paul) that's the only thing he does and its not all that good.

[@deadpanbarry5442]

Marvelous.... Splendid stuff indeed. Tally whou now. 👲

[@barbarapineda5730]

Talking about the kings speeches kings, Edward,

[@party4keeps28]

Hilarious 😆😆😆

[@belltopcone]

Awesomely brilliant, there's nothing like taking the piss out of people to have a laugh.

[@twoeyedbob]

Napoleon
Why are you here ?

[@NickHarman]

It's always fun, here in the UK it's a national sport. We find it helps us all get along better when we don't identify as 'special' for some reason and demand to be treated differently.

[@johnmartinez7440]

@@NickHarman Cringe.

[@petevan8942]

Was the lady Lynn from Alan partridge?

[@fusionhar]

I'll have a purp,apurb ,pupair........breath

[@TheFatController.]

"a demented buffoon"

[@simonf8902]

That’s a West Australian

[@trendydelquendy]

Oh! It's yer actal Alice Lowe.

[@salbahejim]

This is v-v-v-very s-s-s-silly!

[@edwardglenn9310]

3 x business😂😂😅

[@mjb4983]

Poor,, poor stammering royal...how he must have starved in the 1930’s....thank god we had bread and dripping

[@petyrkowalski9887]

Very f..f....f...funny

[@Uppernorwood976]

👉 Cut it owt!

[@petermcgill1559]

And then they all went home and got rickets

[@stevedoubleu99B]

LOL....Quite literally....LOL!!!

[@ismolaaksonen9079]

😅👍

[@wotdoesthisbuttondo]

Hmmm nah, bring back Benny Hill all is forgiven.

[@Pining_for_the_fjords]

Can we get speech therapy for Boris Johnson?

[@stevebinning977]

Or better still, shut him up completely.

[@westaussie965]

He’s brilliant, nothing to change😉

[@michaelahern6821]

You've gotta be joking with these adds in fairness how can you justify them..

[@johnmartinez7440]

...huh?

[@iwasglad122]

On a serious note, the actress here does actually resemble the then Duchess of York! I only wish she'd have played the role in the actual film - would have been a damn sight better than Helena Bonham Carter, who was dreadful.

[@KevinSmith-wp9qs]

Whitehouse has a tiny head, most unusual.

[@wayneandrews9298]

" I only came here to post this comment " ...

[@jaceknaglo2266]

😅😂🤣

[@sylviabrown9790]

No no f f f fkn ch ch chance Harry .

[@davidparsons3432]

Scottish accent!

[@joegarcia4934]

its welsh i believe

[@YorkyOne]

Every British accent under the sun.

[@barbarapineda5730]

This is. Brits, sound so.funny hes, making fun of the former Edward, the sevens

[@Pannemat]

Fir-fir-fir-first co-co-co-comm.. Oh, sod it.

[@scattysafari7742]

I'm not sure Lionel Logue, an Australian sounded like that LOL.

[@grahamwinston3692]

He was born in Adelaide, with Irish parents, and went to a plummy school, so he would have had a very strange accent.

[@lyrianmaximus4561]

Who does this one man think he is?

[@Alien937]

Pmsl🤣

[@jacksdjfam]

C c cor blimey kangaroo

[@chernobylcoleslaw6698]

No Australian has ever talked like that, but I shudder what to think an American would have done with it. Americans doing Australian accent is pure cringe.

[@eamonnleyden7040]

It’s because German is his first language

[@henrybyrd5402]

What the F-F-F?

[@donrounds7791]

As an Australian, I am offended by this accent. Please take this down.

[@Forestgravy90]

It's not meant to be good, it's pisstaking the 30s

[@donrounds7791]

@@Forestgravy90 I was too

[@benjaminencarmine]

Australians did sound rather British in the 30s. Look it up, dipshit.

[@hiramhackenbacker9096]

I'm an Australian and I sound exactly like that.

[@donrounds7791]

As a st-st-st-stammerer I am offended. Please take this down.

[@stevenmiller4840]

Yes, his particulars need taking down.

[@ross8474]

Funny but a bit offensive to children and elders .It makes fun of them .So i am amazed this ever got on youtube

[@elvisleeboy]

People use the term 'offensive' in an attempt to legitimise what is nothing more than whining. Unsuccessfully so. The term is utterly meaningless and worthy of nothing but disdainful indifference.

[@johnmartinez7440]

@@elvisleeboy Always love it when people get offended by the word offensive. Delicious irony.

[@elvisleeboy]

@@johnmartinez7440 Then you'll have to look elsewhere for that satisfaction, because my comment contained not a slither of the 'delicious irony' you so love.

[@quattuorperquattuor1711]

not very funny. unfortunately, making fun of stammerers is a major cause of stammering

[@robertclive491]

"Remember, your three-times business is a very silly business, cut it out!" is one of those lines that sticks in your head long after you first watched the sketch

[@pinkyman5155]

Brilliant