Hugh Grant?

to frankie   Wednesday, July 30, 2003, 19:09 GMT
btw I´m not portuguese. moron.
But I wouldn´t mind if I were.
franke potente   Wednesday, July 30, 2003, 21:51 GMT
its FRANKE moron !
dian   Thursday, July 31, 2003, 03:05 GMT
I am not a native speaker. It is difficult for me to understand what Hugh Grant said in the conversation (e.g., "Four Weddings and A Funeral"). Because he speak too fast. It is not only him who speaks so fast, all the British actors and actress speak very fast. I think I only understand Andy McDowell (spell?), may be because she is an American.
Antonio   Thursday, July 31, 2003, 12:21 GMT
Frankie
California ESL Teacher   Saturday, August 09, 2003, 22:16 GMT
It's Andie (short for Andrea, I think). Yes, brits do speak very quickly, often with clipped wording. I'm an American native speaker, married to a british woman. When I first met my wife, I had a hard time understanding here at times.
Antonio   Friday, August 15, 2003, 19:03 GMT

CA ESL Teacher:

Clipping is so nasty. When I first recorded myself I was (for the very first time) able to acknowledge the fact that I clipped... I could hardly get some of my own speech.
I speak too fast and can´t change it.
Magda   Tuesday, August 19, 2003, 22:49 GMT
Hugh Grant has a typical middle class accent from the south of England - Hampshire or some place.

NOT upper class or true RP.