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    The famous Trans-Atlantic accent of mid 20th century Hollywood (think Cary Grant for example) was contrived and not really naturally occurring.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sarmale View Post
    The famous Trans-Atlantic accent of mid 20th century Hollywood (think Cary Grant for example) was contrived and not really naturally occurring.
    Yes, but many natural American (especially Northeastern) accents were closer to British accents in the past, and I've posted some.
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