It's picky of me to notice, it's just that I'm a little like that myself. When I was in my pre-school years my dad worked and so my brother and I spent most of our time around our mother, consequently gaining the 'ah' sound instead of our regional 'ar' even though her accent is otherwise Southern (she was raised in North Wales). As I got a bit older, I gained the 'ar' sound from school influences, but then regained the 'ah' sound as a teen and have been that way since. My accent is fickle.
I'm a little muddled: at various stages throughout this video she said 'arrrsked' and 'arrrfter', although I was sure she pronounced these sort of words with an 'ah' sound in other videos. At times in this video her Northern twang was quite prominent; at other times she sounded Southern and her pronounciation of a very strongly emphasised 'much' was definitely more of a 'muhch' than 'mauch.'
@Ilovecats112233 she's of an age when speaking RP (the Queen's English) was required of all theatre and television actors. that has changed now, but the lessons Patricia and her contemporaries learned are difficult to forget!
@Shanniquitie I think RP should be spoken by everyone in Britain! Its such a beautifal accent unlike all of the regional accents of Britain which none of us truly like.
Just look at legendry actors and actresses of Britain! Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, John Cleese, Rowan Ackinson, stephen fry, and of course Patricia Routledge! The list continues..
She is the best of the BEST!
dorothysue1 5 months ago
This woman is timeless.
sm0kingJay 8 months ago
This is 2004? She has aged well!
meggish 11 months ago
Not to ignore Routledge's other work, but she'll always be Hyacinth Bucket (pronounced 'bouquet') to me.
Ringo84 1 year ago 5
excellent!
Shanniquitie 1 year ago
she is so classy. Such a fantastic actress! x
HelenDiazOfficial 1 year ago 2
It's picky of me to notice, it's just that I'm a little like that myself. When I was in my pre-school years my dad worked and so my brother and I spent most of our time around our mother, consequently gaining the 'ah' sound instead of our regional 'ar' even though her accent is otherwise Southern (she was raised in North Wales). As I got a bit older, I gained the 'ar' sound from school influences, but then regained the 'ah' sound as a teen and have been that way since. My accent is fickle.
Ilovecats112233 2 years ago
I'm a little muddled: at various stages throughout this video she said 'arrrsked' and 'arrrfter', although I was sure she pronounced these sort of words with an 'ah' sound in other videos. At times in this video her Northern twang was quite prominent; at other times she sounded Southern and her pronounciation of a very strongly emphasised 'much' was definitely more of a 'muhch' than 'mauch.'
Ilovecats112233 2 years ago
@Ilovecats112233 she's of an age when speaking RP (the Queen's English) was required of all theatre and television actors. that has changed now, but the lessons Patricia and her contemporaries learned are difficult to forget!
Shanniquitie 1 year ago
@Shanniquitie I think RP should be spoken by everyone in Britain! Its such a beautifal accent unlike all of the regional accents of Britain which none of us truly like.
Just look at legendry actors and actresses of Britain! Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, John Cleese, Rowan Ackinson, stephen fry, and of course Patricia Routledge! The list continues..
MrPresidentToBe 1 year ago
Haha.... its no probs nd yhoo have guessed rite hehe! its epic thanx 4 posion babes! haha lol love u 2 :) xxxxx
Geezworld234 2 years ago 9
aww wow babes! this is amazin haha.... thanx 4 the upload where did u find it! thanx i love this show soo much :) hehe love yhooo Gee :) xxxxxx
Geezworld234 2 years ago 9
Thank you for rating all 3 videos sweetie, I know it was you!
If you buy the first series of Hetty Wainthropp Investigates on DVD you will find this interview in the special features on it.
Love ya and thanks for commenting.
Adam060756 2 years ago