Sentences with phrase «on cockney»

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We nicknamed him «Tiny Tim» and my husband would put on a Cockney accent claiming that Tim should be allowed to be naughty (Charles Dickens» Tim of course).

Paul Bettany puts on a cockney accent as man servant Jock and steals every scene he's in.

The young newcomer discusses the audition process to play Peter Pan, putting on a Cockney accent, and more from the London set.

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Indeed, I admitted up front that I love his whole Cockney thing (and find him generally adorable) and I feel very grateful to him for the attention he's focused on school food nationally.

My second language at the time was Cockney, and the sort of people I used to work with were keen on trying not to pay any tax.

Performances also featured style icons such as Kylie Minogue, whose outfit was inspired by the traditional cockney pearly man, whilst Jessi J dazzled in an Aztec patterned dress accessorized with patriotic Union Jack painted nails, and Cheryl Cole got it totally wrong in a floor sweeping wet look dress and caked on eye makeup.

Cockney Rhyming Slang «Ave a giraffe at this excellent wind and kite and find out what they're on about down in London town.

Over the past few months, fans have shared on social media photos of the Divergent Use our handy Cockney translator to find out how speak with Cockneys next time you're in London town.

Downey has a perfect ear for the Chaplin accent, the way it climbed from Cockney to minced posh, and a perfect boot and fist for the slapstick; the one thing he doesn't have is an eye on his own brilliance.

The special effects on «Timecop» are below feature - film standards, but they're better than the Cockney accents.

Set in the Pacific Northwest mining town of Presbyterian Church at the dawn of the twentieth century, Altman's film centers on the relationship between wayward gambler John McCabe (Beatty) and cockney brothel madam Constance Miller (Christie), who partner up to provide the town with a high - class whorehouse.

One's enjoyment (or better yet, interest) in Legend, as written and directed by Brian Helgeland (an Academy Award winner for «L.A. Confidential» and a Razzie winner for «The Postman»), will most likely hinge on one's ability to understand the deep Cockney accent everyone speaks here (even a universal translator would not help with much of...

He soon learns that everyone is on edge because the diner is in the midst of an armed robbery, being conducted by a Brit named Derrick (Chiklis, adopting and relishing a Cockney accent) and his two associates.

But who would direct, and who could play this anti-establishment, classical music loving, gourmand on a budget, cockney charmer?

This is in place of the US and UK trailers, cast and crew biographies, making - of featurette, and cockney dictionary that was included on the original DVD release.

But McCarthy truly meets her match in the form of British action star Jason Statham, who goes wonderfully bonkers as a bratty rogue agent named Ford who is incensed that a newbie like Cooper is on the case and shows his disgruntlement by constantly bragging about his manly feats of yore like a Cockney Paul Bunyan («I've swirled enough microchips to shit a f — kin» computer»).

Cranky Professor Henry Higgins (Leslie Howard) takes a bet that he can turn Cockney guttersnipe Eliza Doolittle (Wendy Hiller) into a «proper lady» in a mere six months in this delightful comedy of bad manners, based on the play by George Bernard Shaw.

Fetching as the Cockney flower girl and incandescent as the mysterious belle of the ball, Hepburn snagged the coveted film role Julie Andrews played on Broadway in My Fair Lady.

Slipping it on his hand (and refusing to remove it), he returns home and tries to patch things up with his estranged family, including wife Meredith (Foster) and their two kids, by speaking to them all through the Beaver persona, in a cockney accent.

The cockney accents on the video, apparently made with an onlooker's cellphone, make it sound like The Beatles commenting on a burning Corvette.

This cockney accented gangster story of shoot outs and deception was just begging to be made into a full on action experience, and its all too short playing time left people wanting more.

Dolly Mixtures — cockney rhyming slang for pictures — plays on the Nunnery Gallery's east end location and the roots of the original Londoner.