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And when he goes out to Middle America — I recommend watching his visit to Memories Pizza in Indiana, the small-town pizzeria subjected to a two-minute hate because its owners said they might not cater a gay wedding — he presents himself (posh-sounding accent and all) as an ambassador from the cosmopolitan reaches of society, here to apologize for the terrible behavior of his fellow snobs and globe-trotters.
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Variety reports that the actor, most recently known for his role as Prince Philip in The Crown, has been cast in an undisclosed but "key" role in Star Wars Episode IX. Knowing how well Star Wars loves to cast tall, posh-sounding British men as officers of the First Order, it's entirely possible that he'll join Domnhall Gleeson's General Hux on the dark side of the galactic struggle — but there's something to be said for playing against type.
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In sum, a bold and intelligent young adult who slowly becomes more mature during his quest; with, as Adam was told, "a neutral English voice, not posh sounding, but should sound educated." So Adam applied a tone which, as he says, "is not completely different from my own voice, it's a variation of my own voice. How I was when I was 19, probably!" And to ensure his acting corresponded well to Tetsuya Takahashi's intentions, he also listened to the Japanese voice track, which allowed him to find the proper emotion for his scenes.
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Following "Twenty Five Years" is "DJ", which "starts out on the High Street but ends up in the underground club, mixing posh sounding effects and an adrenaline rush of techno synths to play out the song's conceit." It was described as a "nice callback" to the melody of the band's 1994 song "Like a Motorway". The eleventh track "When I Was Seventeen" is a 1980s rock- inspired number, and its lyrics find Cracknell reminiscing about the time she was living on the King's Road in London at age 17, after having just left home: "I was just having a ball but had no money at all." "Haunted Jukebox" is the album's thirteenth track.
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Henry's wealthy aunt, Mum's sister and Stuck-Up Steve's mother. She is shown to be a very posh lady and she's dressed very fashionable, and she speaks with a posh-sounding accent and she was first seen in Horrid Henry's Christmas, where she buys Steve loads of great presents and Henry "somehow" managed to help himself to a few of them by switching the labels, she was next seen in the episode Horrid Henry's Haunted House, where Henry scares her and Steve away from their house and gets to play with all Steve's toys. She has previously been seen in Horrid Henry Dines at Restaurant Le Posh, where she took Steve and Henry's family to a fancy French restaurant, and orders Mum, Dad and Peter the things they don't want. She also spoils Steve greatly and buys him anything and everything he wants and she and Steve live in a very large house.
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