Finding out Chuck Bass is actually British messed with my head for sooo long. Im no longer surprised all these talented actors/actresses end up being British 😂
Camilla Luddington is the most British name ever. I’ve only seen a few recent episodes of Grey’s and I was genuinely surprised when she started talking in an American accent.
Charity Graham the whole reason she made this video was because people care. She’s not lying about anything and she’s not method acting either. She’s not staying in character she’s just using a different accent
Makes sense method acting, Kevin mckidd has a brilliant American accent and then u hear his Scottish accent, I'm sure it's not easy, camilla is a brilliant actress
That’s not method, that’s just making her own life easy. Method is the asshats who won’t answer you until you call them by their character name, make you maintain consistency in fucking _hair and makeup_ (yeah, we’re talking period appropriate garments and hairstyles in the hair and makeup dept so as not to break immersion, the twats) and even assign you a different name that fits somewhere into their character’s imagined past life.....
I just saw the episode on greys anatomy where shes reading her paper with Maggie and she says “it says I’m mostly British” I just had to search it up and find out lol
I was born in England but moved to America so I can sound British or American depending on the time of day-when its early, and I haven't woken up all the way, I sound a lot like I'm Scottish but forcing an American accent. then, in the middle of the day, I sound more American. but at the end of the day, (8:00 PM-) I gradually sound more and more cockney(my accent).
Born in the Caribbean, lived in England then moved to New York ( been in New York for 17years) and my accent will jump all over the place. Especially when i family visits from England or I'm in England. I'd switch between 3 diff accents in one sentence
My Mum was British and I was born here, in NY.. I learned to sound American bc the kids at school would have not been able to understand me.. I think British tho, and sometimes Americans cannot get me.. it can be fun at times, but also can often be frustrating. I really don’t think many Americans realize how much they make assumptions and stereotype ppl like me and others to be just like them or opposed to them.. never assume and listen up more is the key.. everyone is unique if they let themselves be.
I remember that when Anna Torv was giving interviews about Fringe, she'd always said the characters names in an American accent, and I always assumed it was for the same reason, to be easier not to mess.up accents when in character
To be fair... I have friends with more stereotypical names of their heritage. But alas they're boring Canadians like meee. Names are hard in this day and age.
That’s a good way to keep practicing the AmE accent! I’m a Brazilian who lives in London for 4 yrs and I’ve got the Brit accent, specially the Cockney one and sometimes when I’m talking to American friends I try to get their accent and I know how hard it is. It makes me confused! 🤦🏼♀️ So, Camila, keep talking in AmE accent cos it’ll help you with your career in Acting there!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
It can be hard to change accents. I know this from experience, I agree with you girl. It's like me as an American born doing a Scottish accent (hard accent to do) when I get into character it is so easy once you get the gist. It's almost like driving a car but with your voice. (I know bad analogy) but it is kind of trying to tune into it adjusting it and Making it right it is hard to turn it "off". Or change your dialect at times once you are used to it. this is coming coming someone who was in speech therapy for 10 years because I had a really think korean accent because my Korean grandmother's accent I picked up. It has stuck with me for so long. People now hear me speak and think I was a new yorker because of my accent I had picked up from a speech therapist who is from New York. So I understand the nature of accents can be tough.
Wolfs ForLife you can sometimes hear a little bit of her British accent in the show with certain words she says, but she’s really good at concealing it.
The funny thing is your acting accent sounds a lot like my sisters when she was trying to hide that she was from the southern U.S and moved to Northern California. 😂 They called her Ellie May!
it's also natural to successively lose your accent when living somewhere else. I moved 300 km from where I used to live, and my original accent is completely gone. it only flares up when around people from my original area.
Dawn S. Killing off McSteamy was too much for me and when Cristina left, I felt like the show lost value. I watched this last season up to the hiatus but during hiatus I rewatched the whole series and just realized so much that I missed the first time. It’s an awesome show but I think it really got... soap opera-ish after Cristina left
She could call me literally any thing she wanted..hell she could walk me on a leash, I'd be on all fours barking, happiest dog in the world. Just my opinion of course..
Totally makes sense I know when I was learning french and speaking it a lot with my mom who grew up there she can pick up the phone and speak either language with no hesitation but the first 5-20 mins of me speaking french is forced and sounds weird since you use different parts of your mouth than you normally do. I would always have trouble getting back into my french mouth feel if I took more than a 20 min break from speaking french like eating lunch or watching a UA-cam video, my mouth would just go back to normal.
Makes sense. I noticed Cara Delivigne (Excuse the spelling, lol; I mean the pretty English model/sometimes actress with the big eyebrows lol) did this while filming Paper Towns, where her character was from Florida. Even when she was on red carpets for other projects and whatnot. I'm sure a lot of them do this, she just stuck out in my mind bc it's rare you see someone do it even when they're not on set (and I think Camilla here only does it while on set, if I understood what she said correctly). Anyway, it's always amazing how much better Brits (and any other English-speaking country besides the USA) do an American accent than Americans doing an English accent (etc.). I never really thought about why, but then, at some point, I realized this is because they grew up hearing Americans on TV and in movies, all along, while Americans, *ESPECIALLY* before the internet (very early 00s) and smartphones (late 00s) got super big where everyone had them (which for the internet was in the VERY early 00s, that's when *everyone* had the internet. Cause I remember in 3rd grade when I first got "email" (this was before AOL even, when the internet had really no purpose besides chat rooms and message boards. There was no instant messaging, and if you clicked a webpage, it would take so long to load that you'd want to die, so most companies either didn't even have them, or had them, but it would just be like a logo, and some contact info, and nothing else, when you went to it lol) literally not one single other person in my class had internet besides me lol). Before that, I'd never seen a British show........... and VERY few British movies (Love Actually is the only one I can think of from back then, and that was in late 2001, *earliest*, cause he talks about 9/11 at the start. So it makes sense that people who've heard something, and often and for long periods at a time (like a film), since childhood would be better able to impersonate it, with or without lessons, than someone who only heard an accent in drips and drabs until they were older and started watching British shows on Netflix (I still use the subtitles, though, mainly cause I don't want to miss anything hahaha cause sometimes they'll say one British word that isn't used in American-English, and I'll start thinking of it or go to look it up, and then miss the second half of the sentence lol). Ok, well this is much longer than I intended (I wrote the bit beneath before I finished this part, cause it referred to the beginning of the paragraph hahaha, same with the "The Office" part) but language, accents, regional diction, etc., are honestly my passion, so I could talk about this all day. --- And, since I know Brits are the saltiest people on the internet, I'll include this post-disclaimer lol and say that I am fully aware that y'all have your own tv shows in the UK... I'm just saying, you'd get a lot of our shows from Hollywood on regular TV, but we've NEVER gotten one of your shows, like the exact same show & they just mailed the episodes over here, EVER..... EVEN NOW. So we didn't grow up hearing your accent in the same way that you did ours. They ALWAYS make an American version because of our vastly different humor styles...... like with The (British) Office* vs. our version. Obviously we're two different countries, not to mention England is SMALLER THAN FLORIDA, which isn't even in our top 3 biggest states, so they can have more specific types of humor and all or most of the people watching will have a similar sense of humor, at least so they can enjoy it. In America, you have to try and make, basically, an entire continent's worth of people laugh at the same joke, so it makes sense that they'd go the more silly "everyone has to at least giggle" route in the beginning especially, before they had a set fanbase. I am not at all implying that all of you grow up watching only American TV. I was only saying that while you all heard forms of the American accent, especially in the movies, since you were tiny children, we'd only heard it if our shows had an English character (probably played by an American LOL jk), if someone was impersonating an English accent, or, obviously, when seeing musicians or others who got fame in "the states" (.... as you guys would say hahaha you know nobody in America says that right? Unless if they pick it up cause they've seen so many Brits saying it online LOL.... Not saying you should stop - I love it haha - just curious if you thought we also said it haha) speaking or doing an interview. --- *There are a lot of Americans, especially when it was first really popular in the USA, who'd say they liked English "The Office" better, and remember - this was when they'd have had to ordered it on DVD to see the British version bc Netflix, as it is now, wasn't a thing yet......... But yeah, so, not only are they pretentious and super annoying, but the large majority of them are also totally FULL OF SH*T, just being an arts&entertainment-snob, and honestly, probably didn't watch it at all, or more than one or two episodes. I watched it, and I couldn't understand it without subtitles- and I'm a NYer so a) My accent hasn't changed THAT much since my ancestors came over from Ireland, dropping "R's" and all that, plus like, our accent is just wild lol. Any non-NYer, even a Brit, would have to take lessons to do a NY accent properly. PLUS I grew up hearing every accent you could ever imagine on a daily basis so, usually I can understand anyone who's even sorta speaking English lol. But even more than that, the sense of humor is just so British, and why would someone like something they can't relate to better than something they CAN relate to? It was great, don't get me wrong, but OBVIOUSLY I understand and find more humor in the American version, as I'm an American! And I swear to god, if any American responds to this explaining why they like the British version better, I'll hunt you down and cut off all your hair, because OBVIOUSLY I don't mean everyone, and SOMEONE'S gotta be in the small minority.)
speeeee35 How come you didn't understand a British show without subtitles? I mean, every English speaker understands Kate Winslet, keira Knightley, Hugh Grant, etc... :)
Everybody’s in the comments saying I don’t want to hear her real accent, you can look up her interviews on UA-cam guys, she’s usually talking in her actual accent.
For everyone asking about her real accent - there’s a clip in one of the blooper reels for Grey’s where her and Kevin McKidd do a whole scene in their normal accents. It’s brilliant.
I remember seeing her I don't know if this was before she joined Gray's anatomy but she was on the lifetime movie about Prince William and Kate Middleton she played Kate Middleton and then I remember seeing her on Gray's anatomy and remember she looks very familiar and then it clicked and I was like oh ok.. and I think a lot of actors who do the American accent will keep it even when they're not rolling because it's hard for them to go back and forth some can do it like that..
I know she was a casts from Grey's Anatomy, but everytime I see her on the show I remembered her role in Californication.. girl, you were even hotter in that show!
Esme - why are people like you so annoying? no idea if you're refering to camilla here not even bothering to call her by her name or if you're insulting her character on a video where she's being a sweetheart answering something she gets asked a lot but kindly stfu and leave her alone.
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Let’s get this straight I didn’t even know she was even British 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
Keisha Ray me neither
Lmao same
shes also lara croft
Same
Keisha Ray me either lol
Finding out Chuck Bass is actually British messed with my head for sooo long. Im no longer surprised all these talented actors/actresses end up being British 😂
WHAT?!
Priscilla R agagagagag
Priscilla R you should watch him in chalet girl!!!
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Camilla Luddington is the most British name ever. I’ve only seen a few recent episodes of Grey’s and I was genuinely surprised when she started talking in an American accent.
That’s what I said and I just got called the most stupid person on UA-cam .....
Her last name gave it away for me straight away that she was British. I didn’t even know who she was until now though.
Y’all know she played Lara Croft in the Reboot Games right I didn’t even know she was in Grey’s until like a year ago 😂
@@coledubois6669 in fairness, most people don't know video game actors and actresses the way they do from TV shows and movies
Camilla is an anglo-saxon name, really?! I would assume Spanish.
But now I want to hear her real accent.
Her real accent is Lara Croft in the Tomb Raider reboot trilogy.
You can hear it playing tomb raider
Just watch her voice acting in the Tomb Raider trilogy :)
She was in big time rush with her British accent season 1. She played the hawks assistant
Just watch any of her interviews and they're in her normal accent
So in other words...she's a method actor. She stays in character.
Paid liar, like the rest in Hollywood, wanna hear my accent??? Lmao... who really cares..
Charity Graham the whole reason she made this video was because people care. She’s not lying about anything and she’s not method acting either. She’s not staying in character she’s just using a different accent
Charity Graham obviously you...taking the time to comment
That's not at all what she said. She's not a method actor.
Ugh do people actually know what method acting is?
Her name is Camilla Luddington, the most English name ever people.
That’s what I said and I just got called the most stupid person on UA-cam ...
@Rusty Shackleford
You realize the colonists that fought for independence were british, yes?
Aside from Camilla Parker Bowles
it's not a common name here in the UK
@@amaraamara2712
No one said that it's common. Just that it's torturously British.
wait.... she british? 😱😱😱😱
Yup
JaelaJanese she played Kate Middleton in the “William and Kate movie”
I said the same shit
Camilla Luddington can't possibly sound more British name than it already does.
She also voiced Lara Croft in the Tomb Raider videogame trilogy!
She's so damn beautiful man I love her on the show so many leaving but I grew to love jo on the show as well as Jackson and April and the other few
Yep I love her and Stephane and it made meh sad wen steph left bc I enjoyed her and grew to like her
I always forget shes not American oh my god
Why ppl r so obsessed with accents.
Erin Huang why can’t you spell
@@summyrfalcss9013 Why can't you stop judging?
Erin Huang because they are all beautiful and unique. we have to pay close attention to fully understand, they are fun to try and replicate too.
Because a lot of accents are interesting and some sound down right sexy. For me, I’m deeply attracted to British, Australian, and southern accents.
@@erinhuang1563 why can't you stop judging people for liking accents?
*Go to **1:47** on a video titled...Greys Anatomy Bloopers Season 10 by Crowen Kendra.* You will here both their accents! 😉✌💚
This is like when I found out Elmo was British
Brianna Isabella sameee i was like whattt
And a black, gay man lol
HE IS?
Wait, what?
@@lesabbath8416 elmo is not gay.
omg i forgot shes actually british
I love her british accent from Tomb Raider series.
I only knew she was British because of the big time rush movie
Molly Hoffstetter she isn’t on the Big Time Rush movie
Makes sense method acting, Kevin mckidd has a brilliant American accent and then u hear his Scottish accent, I'm sure it's not easy, camilla is a brilliant actress
To Tommy!!
That’s not method, that’s just making her own life easy. Method is the asshats who won’t answer you until you call them by their character name, make you maintain consistency in fucking _hair and makeup_ (yeah, we’re talking period appropriate garments and hairstyles in the hair and makeup dept so as not to break immersion, the twats) and even assign you a different name that fits somewhere into their character’s imagined past life.....
I just saw the episode on greys anatomy where shes reading her paper with Maggie and she says “it says I’m mostly British” I just had to search it up and find out lol
Hugh Laurie did the same thing when shooting House.
His accent was WAY more natural than hers, which sounds purposely drawn out and slow.
Thanks for uploading this!
Wow I didn’t even know she was British until now 🤯
Love your Jo Wilson character, your relationship with Alex was sooooo real!!
I was born in England but moved to America so I can sound British or American depending on the time of day-when its early, and I haven't woken up all the way, I sound a lot like I'm Scottish but forcing an American accent. then, in the middle of the day, I sound more American. but at the end of the day, (8:00 PM-) I gradually sound more and more cockney(my accent).
Born in the Caribbean, lived in England then moved to New York ( been in New York for 17years) and my accent will jump all over the place. Especially when i family visits from England or I'm in England. I'd switch between 3 diff accents in one sentence
My Mum was British and I was born here, in NY.. I learned to sound American bc the kids at school would have not been able to understand me.. I think British tho, and sometimes Americans cannot get me.. it can be fun at times, but also can often be frustrating. I really don’t think many Americans realize how much they make assumptions and stereotype ppl like me and others to be just like them or opposed to them.. never assume and listen up more is the key.. everyone is unique if they let themselves be.
I remember that when Anna Torv was giving interviews about Fringe, she'd always said the characters names in an American accent, and I always assumed it was for the same reason, to be easier not to mess.up accents when in character
i’ve literally always loved her voice so much now I wanna know what it actually sounds like lol
Hihi i like her character and also seeing her grow in this series. Youuu goo JO Wilson.
Her name is Camilla Luddington.
That’s the most British name ever, how are you shocked she’s British?
There’s so many Americans with very British names don’t forget that Americans have British ancestors
To be fair... I have friends with more stereotypical names of their heritage. But alas they're boring Canadians like meee. Names are hard in this day and age.
@Chode Mongrel what?? I’m pretty sure 66% of Americans are fully white
@Chode Mongrel those brits who built the US did few centuries ago which means there’s still a lot of full blooded British-Americans still around today
@Chode Mongrel dumbass
She's not American? What? This confused me from the moment I saw the thumbnail.
That’s a good way to keep practicing the AmE accent! I’m a Brazilian who lives in London for 4 yrs and I’ve got the Brit accent, specially the Cockney one and sometimes when I’m talking to American friends I try to get their accent and I know how hard it is. It makes me confused! 🤦🏼♀️ So, Camila, keep talking in AmE accent cos it’ll help you with your career in Acting there!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Wowww she’s really good at her accent thooo
She really really is!!!!🙌🏻🙌🏻
She’s so adorableeeee
I loveeeee heeeer shes my favourite characteeer
What a stunning human being 😻💜💜
Ehhh, I can kinda hear a little hint of a U.K. accent - but she does a really good job of
disguising it 😊👌
Purposely sounding drawling etc
Yes, also her mouth shapes are British (to me anyway)
I love Canilla Luddington! 😍
so beautiful but look so different than Lara Croft which is modeled after her.
It can be hard to change accents. I know this from experience, I agree with you girl. It's like me as an American born doing a Scottish accent (hard accent to do) when I get into character it is so easy once you get the gist. It's almost like driving a car but with your voice. (I know bad analogy) but it is kind of trying to tune into it adjusting it and Making it right it is hard to turn it "off". Or change your dialect at times once you are used to it. this is coming coming someone who was in speech therapy for 10 years because I had a really think korean accent because my Korean grandmother's accent I picked up. It has stuck with me for so long. People now hear me speak and think I was a new yorker because of my accent I had picked up from a speech therapist who is from New York. So I understand the nature of accents can be tough.
When I saw the icon of this my first thought what was “wtf it’s leighton meester”
I love her British Cali girl accent! It’s so unique! You can clearly tell she’s British yet there’s this American twang to it! ❤️
Wait she is British? She doesn't sound it on greys.
Wolfs ForLife obviously that’s the point 💀 I didn’t know either
Wolfs ForLife in season 13 or something when she was talking to Ben she sounded British
@@lolhey4389 ok well I started watching with my mom in season 15. Becuase before i started watching I was VERY scared of blood.
Wow.
Wolfs ForLife you can sometimes hear a little bit of her British accent in the show with certain words she says, but she’s really good at concealing it.
Also can you imagine having to flip back in forth in between scenes and stuff it’s probably way easier to just stick to one while shooting
She played Kate in some lifetime movie if anyone’s wondering and that’s where I first knew her from.
OMG! THANK YOU!!!!!
i love camilla sm! and i love having english representation on greys!
The fact that she had to explain. Lol.
She so beautiful 🤩
Your lucky you don't have Danny Dyer! ..
Omggg she plays Jo Wilson in Greys Anatomy!!!!
She whaaaaaaat?? Didnt know she was british😂😂😂 now that is a surprise
The funny thing is your acting accent sounds a lot like my sisters when she was trying to hide that she was from the southern U.S and moved to Northern California. 😂 They called her Ellie May!
Her character is one of the most likeable 'new' additions to Grey's anatomy!
She's a method actor/actress ... much respect
I wonder what she sounds like with her regular voice.
I remember thinking for the longest time that Johnny Depp was British because he’d talk with that accent in interviews
When the term "speak American cause you're in the USA!" Is too real.
it's also natural to successively lose your accent when living somewhere else. I moved 300 km from where I used to live, and my original accent is completely gone. it only flares up when around people from my original area.
Guys. Watch grey’s anatomy. It’s so freaking great.
Agreed!!!! Even after killing off McSteamy and McDreamy, I thought I was done but they found a way to keep me interested.
Dawn S. Killing off McSteamy was too much for me and when Cristina left, I felt like the show lost value. I watched this last season up to the hiatus but during hiatus I rewatched the whole series and just realized so much that I missed the first time. It’s an awesome show but I think it really got... soap opera-ish after Cristina left
Traysea Starkey not any more. No more originals. No macdreamy. No more Chambers.
I don't watch her episode but i loves her game tomb rider.. and she is really beautiful
It's nice to have that ability to be able to speak with different accents without sounding artificial :-)
Yes that's so true!!!!🙌🏻🙌🏻
Her acting is so good I forget she's British then I play tomb raiders and it all comes back to me
She’s the voice of Lara Croft in the tomb raider games
When I first heard her accent I was kind of shocked but then I gave it some thought and said “well that explains the name Camilla”
Next can you explain why you call background actors “Vermin”?
Nah
Source?
She could call me literally any thing she wanted..hell she could walk me on a leash, I'd be on all fours barking, happiest dog in the world.
Just my opinion of course..
@@Patprond-mj2es thats fucked up
@@Patprond-mj2es aight
She is gorgeous
Lara Croft snapped
Totally makes sense I know when I was learning french and speaking it a lot with my mom who grew up there she can pick up the phone and speak either language with no hesitation but the first 5-20 mins of me speaking french is forced and sounds weird since you use different parts of your mouth than you normally do. I would always have trouble getting back into my french mouth feel if I took more than a 20 min break from speaking french like eating lunch or watching a UA-cam video, my mouth would just go back to normal.
Makes sense. I noticed Cara Delivigne (Excuse the spelling, lol; I mean the pretty English model/sometimes actress with the big eyebrows lol) did this while filming Paper Towns, where her character was from Florida. Even when she was on red carpets for other projects and whatnot. I'm sure a lot of them do this, she just stuck out in my mind bc it's rare you see someone do it even when they're not on set (and I think Camilla here only does it while on set, if I understood what she said correctly).
Anyway, it's always amazing how much better Brits (and any other English-speaking country besides the USA) do an American accent than Americans doing an English accent (etc.). I never really thought about why, but then, at some point, I realized this is because they grew up hearing Americans on TV and in movies, all along, while Americans, *ESPECIALLY* before the internet (very early 00s) and smartphones (late 00s) got super big where everyone had them (which for the internet was in the VERY early 00s, that's when *everyone* had the internet. Cause I remember in 3rd grade when I first got "email" (this was before AOL even, when the internet had really no purpose besides chat rooms and message boards. There was no instant messaging, and if you clicked a webpage, it would take so long to load that you'd want to die, so most companies either didn't even have them, or had them, but it would just be like a logo, and some contact info, and nothing else, when you went to it lol) literally not one single other person in my class had internet besides me lol). Before that, I'd never seen a British show........... and VERY few British movies (Love Actually is the only one I can think of from back then, and that was in late 2001, *earliest*, cause he talks about 9/11 at the start. So it makes sense that people who've heard something, and often and for long periods at a time (like a film), since childhood would be better able to impersonate it, with or without lessons, than someone who only heard an accent in drips and drabs until they were older and started watching British shows on Netflix (I still use the subtitles, though, mainly cause I don't want to miss anything hahaha cause sometimes they'll say one British word that isn't used in American-English, and I'll start thinking of it or go to look it up, and then miss the second half of the sentence lol). Ok, well this is much longer than I intended (I wrote the bit beneath before I finished this part, cause it referred to the beginning of the paragraph hahaha, same with the "The Office" part) but language, accents, regional diction, etc., are honestly my passion, so I could talk about this all day.
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And, since I know Brits are the saltiest people on the internet, I'll include this post-disclaimer lol and say that I am fully aware that y'all have your own tv shows in the UK... I'm just saying, you'd get a lot of our shows from Hollywood on regular TV, but we've NEVER gotten one of your shows, like the exact same show & they just mailed the episodes over here, EVER..... EVEN NOW. So we didn't grow up hearing your accent in the same way that you did ours. They ALWAYS make an American version because of our vastly different humor styles...... like with The (British) Office* vs. our version. Obviously we're two different countries, not to mention England is SMALLER THAN FLORIDA, which isn't even in our top 3 biggest states, so they can have more specific types of humor and all or most of the people watching will have a similar sense of humor, at least so they can enjoy it. In America, you have to try and make, basically, an entire continent's worth of people laugh at the same joke, so it makes sense that they'd go the more silly "everyone has to at least giggle" route in the beginning especially, before they had a set fanbase. I am not at all implying that all of you grow up watching only American TV. I was only saying that while you all heard forms of the American accent, especially in the movies, since you were tiny children, we'd only heard it if our shows had an English character (probably played by an American LOL jk), if someone was impersonating an English accent, or, obviously, when seeing musicians or others who got fame in "the states" (.... as you guys would say hahaha you know nobody in America says that right? Unless if they pick it up cause they've seen so many Brits saying it online LOL.... Not saying you should stop - I love it haha - just curious if you thought we also said it haha) speaking or doing an interview.
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*There are a lot of Americans, especially when it was first really popular in the USA, who'd say they liked English "The Office" better, and remember - this was when they'd have had to ordered it on DVD to see the British version bc Netflix, as it is now, wasn't a thing yet......... But yeah, so, not only are they pretentious and super annoying, but the large majority of them are also totally FULL OF SH*T, just being an arts&entertainment-snob, and honestly, probably didn't watch it at all, or more than one or two episodes. I watched it, and I couldn't understand it without subtitles- and I'm a NYer so a) My accent hasn't changed THAT much since my ancestors came over from Ireland, dropping "R's" and all that, plus like, our accent is just wild lol. Any non-NYer, even a Brit, would have to take lessons to do a NY accent properly. PLUS I grew up hearing every accent you could ever imagine on a daily basis so, usually I can understand anyone who's even sorta speaking English lol. But even more than that, the sense of humor is just so British, and why would someone like something they can't relate to better than something they CAN relate to? It was great, don't get me wrong, but OBVIOUSLY I understand and find more humor in the American version, as I'm an American! And I swear to god, if any American responds to this explaining why they like the British version better, I'll hunt you down and cut off all your hair, because OBVIOUSLY I don't mean everyone, and SOMEONE'S gotta be in the small minority.)
wow that was long.
Natara 3 Yup.
i'm really wondering if anyone took the time out to read this..
speeeee35 you spelt it right lol
speeeee35 How come you didn't understand a British show without subtitles? I mean, every English speaker understands Kate Winslet, keira Knightley, Hugh Grant, etc... :)
Love her British voice as Lara Croft ❤️
KILL ME SHES STUNNING 😂😎 LOL
He real accent makes me fall even more in love with her. She’s also the voice of tomb raider for those that play video games
Is it weird that I thought she was American
No not at all Camila is very good at an American accent, so I understand you😊
her american accent is so spot on she didn't mess up once omg
What is her Snapchat
RloBeauty7 camillaludd
Suzannah Meade thank you so much! ♥️
Camilla Luddington is a goddess she painfully gorgeous
Lara Croft
*“JONAAAAH! REYES! SAAAAAM!”*
Wow, your accent is perfect. I wouldn’t even know you’re not American.
Would have NEVER guessed she was British. Well done!!!
Love her
I never got used to thinking of her as Jo. I still always see her as Kate Midddleton in the pre-royal wedding Lifetime movie🤷🏾♀️
I wish they could speak naturally.
Everybody’s in the comments saying I don’t want to hear her real accent, you can look up her interviews on UA-cam guys, she’s usually talking in her actual accent.
Her American accent seems really tense and unnatural thoughhh
Kateylove1 you think? I really thought she was American until now
For everyone asking about her real accent - there’s a clip in one of the blooper reels for Grey’s where her and Kevin McKidd do a whole scene in their normal accents. It’s brilliant.
She still sounds like she has an accent when she does Jo
I remember seeing her I don't know if this was before she joined Gray's anatomy but she was on the lifetime movie about Prince William and Kate Middleton she played Kate Middleton and then I remember seeing her on Gray's anatomy and remember she looks very familiar and then it clicked and I was like oh ok.. and I think a lot of actors who do the American accent will keep it even when they're not rolling because it's hard for them to go back and forth some can do it like that..
She’s British and ‘Owen’ is Irish.
Hillary He’s Scottish actually, so British as well.
She’s English - Britain is just a political entity dating from the seventeenth century - it is not an ethnic identity.
She is gorgeous 😍.
She’s Lara Croft. Of course she British, come in people.
You have the cutest accent in the world
Hey love you on the tv show
Absolutely radient beauty
She can't pronounce the word "glacier"
Or jaguar. She says it differently with her native accent.
I know she was a casts from Grey's Anatomy, but everytime I see her on the show I remembered her role in Californication.. girl, you were even hotter in that show!
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She’s so great
I never noticed she had messed up teeth
what messed up teeth haha
Her bottom teeth
Here goes the stereo types. There’s many Americans that have messed up teeth. So why have the stereo type; I have straight teeth and I’m British :/
No their not
Camilla teeth are not mess up and Ashley Divenere is a child
Right it makes sense for her to stay in character
Why is Jo so annoying
Esme - for real
no she's not lmao
ikr 😩
Esme - why are people like you so annoying? no idea if you're refering to camilla here not even bothering to call her by her name or if you're insulting her character on a video where she's being a sweetheart answering something she gets asked a lot but kindly stfu and leave her alone.
delete this you uncultured swine
No i love your British accent
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It's funny to listen to someone who sounds like me, and they say it's an accent!