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Emilia Clarke is 1/8 Indian.....
(just pointing it out, you don't need to make another thread)
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For example, magazines like TV Times and What's on TV will often feature Chris Gascoyne or Jeff Hordley on their front covers, both of whom (or at least the former at any rate) are darker than average even for Portugal and Greece:
Yet the overall casts of Coronation Street and Emmerdale aren't anything like that dark:
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Yes those two guys look straight North African
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I wouldn't go that far. Caucasian or Turkish maybe.Originally Posted by Immanenz
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It was sarcasm.
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The first one.
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Both of them seem accurate, but probably first seem more stereotypical...
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Nah, Jeff Hordley is Atlantid, no way he passes as Caucasian or Turkish and he'd even wouldn't be common in S. Europe outside of some Italian Alpine areas and areas around Basque country. First guy, yeah.
To answer the OP, 1, but for the previous thread my answer would've been 2(Osborne family over the Fox family).
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It's courious that Gascoigne seems a french surname, but just following its origin in Forebears... it seams that it only exist in England. Crazy...For example, magazines like TV Times and What's on TV will often feature Chris Gascoyne or Jeff Hordley on their front covers, both of whom (or at least the former at any rate) are darker than average even for Portugal and Greece:
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I think Chris Gascoyne looks more Argentine than English (and not even a particularly light Argentine either).
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