What is the type of English accent that is used in the Peter Pan movies? Cockney? Also, if you know which one it is-is there a good site that would tell me the characteristics of it and how to speak it?
Like Isis said, in Peter Pan there are many different British accents and it is hard to teach someone how to speak it. Watch the movie, pick out a character and listen to how they speak and the characteristics of their voice. That way you will be able to pick it up easier than if someone instructed you on how to speak it. [ rainbowcherrie's advice column | Ask rainbowcherrie A Question ]
isis answered Wednesday August 30 2006, 3:34 pm: There are so many English accents, not a standard one. In the film there are accents from different areas. Also different regions have different pronunciations on words, so it would be hard to advise how to speak it. Even the news channels don't have the traditional 'BBC' voice now.
I would tend to agree with the previous advice, just listen to as many English accents on TV as you can, it is easier to copy an accent you hear than trying to follow directions on a website.
Just a note, Dick Van Dyke does NOT do a good cockey accent in Mary Poppins, and we do not all speak with BBC or cockney accents.
Hope that helps and good luck. [ isis's advice column | Ask isis A Question ]
Hollister answered Wednesday August 30 2006, 2:05 am: Its just a British accent. Just watch alot of british movies. On the websites I searched the only thing most people did was move there, and Im sure thats probably not possible for you but if you have the tv channel bbc you can watch that too:) hope i helped! [ Hollister's advice column | Ask Hollister A Question ]
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