How to speak like Hugh Grant | Accent Coach Breaks it Down

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[@antoniobarbalau1107]

this is golden, thank you very much ❤

[@PeterPanQuails]

Thank you Molly for responding to your viewers suggestion. I love the way Hugh Grant speaks. It's interesting to hear your break down of his voice.

[@forcabrasil5881]

Great video, great technical analysis and explanation Molly. Keep it up

[@constellationcinema5518]

I haven't found a video of the zone, tone, and direction of different accents in your channel. I've read that there are many ways to do voices, even using the nasal zone(the nasal cavity). It's very fascinating and important to know. But I found it difficult to understand for myself. I found some videos, but they are not enough. Perhaps you could make a video some day, if you are willing to.

[@thegoodgeneral]

Good job with Paul from Langfocus! I’d be interested in booking a session to work on some accents.

[@trex3139]

Could you break down Dave Gahan's Essex accent please. He's not in the spotlight of the current generation but cool enough to be listened to and learned from. He has some change in his accent over the years. That would be great, really great. Alternatively, some Aussie accent perhaps.

[@jean-baptiste6479]

Merci ! I'm afraid this is not accessible to native french speaker, but thank you for having broken it down

[@toohotinaugust2029]

It's an amazing video. Could you break down Cara Delevingne? I think she originally had a Southern British accent and then she moved to London and then to the US, and that affected her voice over time. I think she has a specialdistinctive expressive way of speaking

[@rql7397]

Could you break down Kevin Bridges' accent? Really hard for me to understand :-(

[@proshantaroy2411]

where're you from

[@paulgardner6239]

You closed your video by asking whom you would like to be broken down next, vocally speaking. May I suggest Gyles Brandreth?

[@mollypvoiceaccentcoach]

Will look into it!

[@genghisgalahad8465]

Why would one aspire to speak like Hugh Grant specifically and not have the same leeway naturally afforded him with his already well known speech pattern of awkward but expected stuttering of sorts and his arguably assumed charm. A less well-known person emulating that pattern and accent would not fare as well socially, I imagine and come off as disingenuous. I mean, there are a ton of brilliant speakers and actors one could think of to emulate and project wisdom, authority, charm, so forth. I imagine it would be difficult to try to pull off what would be charming and quirky coming from Hugh Grant when we're clearly not Hugh Grant. People might find it endearing coming from him but I'm gonna wager, not so from others.

[@datpham2482]

I'm sorry what are you trying to say?

[@AnnaBellaChannel]

correct

[@zakariyashakir4091]

Analyse Piers Morgan's accent.