Tom Holland does amazing in his American accent roles. The only other British actor I've ever seen do American accent SO perfectly was Hugh Laurie. As an American, my first introduction to him was in House MD and I had NO idea he was British. He's so good.

Tom Holland was actually the one who kept his own accent in check when they filmed the first Spider-Man movie because they just couldn't hear the difference between his American and British accents, so he always viewed the takes to make sure he sounded right. I remember a story he told about one time he was like "We have to do a new take" and the Director asked him why, because it sounded good to him and Tom Holland responds something like "I'm literally saying 'hi mate, how's it goin'". 😂

The Tom Holland's clip was from one of his interviews where he was explaining a story of himself being at an American school. He was switching between accents on purpose. Whoever chose this clip either wanted to confuse the girls or cannot really differentiate between the two accents. Tom Holland is very flexible in switching between American and English accents, and he does it a lot in his interviews.

Hi guys, Lauren here 🇬🇧 as you can tell I’m a massive Tom Holland fan 😅 hope you enjoyed!!

Henry Cavill AKA Superman is also from UK 🇬🇧, but he has some American Accent 🇺🇲

I enjoyed switching it up this time and hearing others try a different accent! Hope you guys enjoyed watching :) -Christina 🇺🇸

Lauren's Crush that we know so far : -Harry Kane ( a british Tottenham player ) -Tom Holland ( A british actor ) -Me ( i wish ) p.s = love you , Lauren 😁😂🇬🇧

It's not common see Christina and Lauren apart , these two usually are in the same side with each other , even though one is 🇺🇲 and the other is 🇬🇧

Can't believe they didn't mention Hugh Laurie. He does a bang on American accent.

"Addie Redmayne" instead of Eddie. lol 😂

Hugh Laurie as House. His American accent is SPOT ON. It is so good that seeing him on Black Adder clips actually surprised me.

We have two teams : US White shirt and UK Black shirt , great job , girls 🇬🇧🇺🇲

Lauren’s reaction to tom’s voice was my reaction when I saw his picture 😂

I love when Lauren said "pretty good" sounds like "preti gwed" I love you much Lauren

I'm pretty sure the clip of Tom Holland was not him trying to do an American accent in a movie. It sounds like an interview where he was using his normal British accent in talking about doing an American accent which he then puts on at one point during the interview.

Hello everyone~ Hannah here 🇬🇧 I felt bad rating these accents considering I'm so terrible at them myself haha but I still had so much fun! 😂 Hope you all enjoy watching 🥰

I think the Brit with the best American accent is Idris Elba. When I first saw Luther I genuinely thought he was acting British and didn't know til my mid 20s that he actually WAS British.

This clip is such a nice one to analyze the gap of accents.

It's always good to see Lauren from the UK .

My favourite Lauren is back 😜

It took me so long to realize that Hugh Laurie (the actor who plays Dr. House) is actually British. His American accent is really good!!

All of the four women are gorgeous 🌹❤️

Kate Winslet played the role as Rose

Man, I'd love to see a Christina + Shannon & Lauren + Emily video

Laurens expression🤪 when she heard Tom was priceless🤗

Christina, Callie, Lauren and Hannah is so pretty

hands down Jodie comer is one of my favourite accent actors, she does it so effortlessly but her natural Scouse is obviously the most beautiful

Benedict Cumberbatch is amazing at imitating the American accent in The power of the dog. Damn this man is so incredible, I hope he wins the academy award. Ok, yes, I am crushing a bit

Hugh Laurie in Dr. House, couldn't tell he was british. He really nail the american accent.

Woof, that sound effect when Christina shakes here hand no to doing a Cockney accent at the beginning... I thought my Slack notifications were blowing up.

Australian celebrities do great American 🇺🇸 accents too I feel like Rose Byrne, Margot Robbie and Chris Hemsworth.

Kate Winslet in Eternal Sunshine actually sounded good in american accent (not in Titanic tho).

I like the Brit chix, they're cute.

Im like Lauren at 8:10 im obssessed with him and he is a ten obviously, he is so lovely. I LOVE HIM 🥰❤💙🤍

Edward Norton did a brilliant RP British accent, in kingdom of Heaven

Hope we see more of Callie.

As an American, Tilda Swinton, by far had the best American accent, while the others' performances are not even close.

ADDIE Redmayne!!?? His name is EDDIE!! Oscar winner no less!!

Oh my goodness Callie gave the chair it's right😍

Tom sounded pretty British to me too, honestly. It was hard to tell when he switched - it all had a bit of a British undertone to me. Maybe that’s just because I’m Southern and so anyone who’s the least bit posh will sound British to me 😂 idk

Tilda Swinton is an amazing actress and in this Canadian's opinion she's the only one who nailed the American accent.

Tom Holland switched them back and forth so fast that it was actually kind of jarring. I was amazed. As an American, I can definitely say that even if I were to do an accident I’d need a second for my brain to switch it but he could do it mid sentence with 0 hesitation.

Let’s make Tom Holland see this

Another video with a lot of fun! Love these types of videos from you and your whole squad, Christina! Cheers from Brazil! :)

I love this content so much. Do this more please! Invite Australian again please 🥺

I scored 100% because some fool showed their photos.

Andrew Lincoln as Rick Grimes threw me off when I found out he was British

I totally agree with Cali

Rachel Weisz does a great American accent.

Aw the first emma watson clip, was from the move Perks of Being a Wallflower. I got the feels when I heard emma said "charlie" once again. A biy off topic but thats my comfort movie hahaha

This is exciting. Why don't make more video of this? I mean more video like this one.

It was fun, but I wanted just a few more examples. No doubt there will be follow up videos, but just when you start getting invested in the challenge, it was over. Still fun though. And I want to hear more examples of American actors doing British accents as well. And a few Aussie as Americans/British accents too.

I don't know if anyone said it yet, but Andrew Lincoln from the walking dead as Rick does and excellent job with southern accent.

Tom Holland 😂

Hi 👋🏽 ladies from the 🇺🇸

I’m used to follow that kind of videos for a special reason: Christina

My list: Matthew Rhys from the series The Americans Christian Bale Kate Winslet

Went looking for the Tom holland part and found it bc KZfaq called it “most replayed”

Now you have to do "Americans & British React to American stars attempting BRITISH ACCENTS!"

Me hears Millie Bobby Brown: STRANGER THINGS-

Addie?? Eddie!

should have had some charlie hunnam clips

Hello from Uzbekistan i always watch yours videos it is very interesting. Good luck!

The title should be "Count how many times they say Tom Holland"😁 Anyway, it's a great video. Like seeing these girls together in the video

Emilia Clarke did a great American accent as well! 👍🏻

Eddie Redmayne sounded like an American with a San Francisco accent to me. You don't hear it much anymore.

The best american accent from british actor goes to martin freeman in fargo

Tilda was scored too highly, in my opinion. Not only the "I don't know" but the way she elongated "memorandum" was very telling.

I realize that I'm a bit older than these lovely ladies, but I have to say that Hugh Laurie does one of the best American accents I've heard.

Lauren ❤❤❤

The best Brit with American accents… Christian Bale

Damian Lewis does a dead-on American accent. The first thing I saw him in was "Band of Brothers", and, I just assumed he WAS American until I saw him on a talk show.

I'm shocked that Emilia Clarke, Emily Blunt, Christian Bale, Robert Pattinson and Henry Cavill weren't on here

The intonation is definitely the toughest thing to pull off. American accents can be easier to do if you pick a rather generic one, since a good portion of the US speaks in the that way. British accents have a lot more small inflections that make them pretty difficult to pull off if you don't hear them all the time. As an American, it's easier to pick an individual and go with their accent, than to try a regional one just cold.

"Addie" is a great actor

Christian Bale. Even as a Brit, I sometimes forget he’s from here!

How about a episode of Australian/new Zealand actors doing American accents

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I’d love to see this again but with more regional American accents (Boston, New York, New Orleans, etc.)

Tom has a Neutral Americsn Accent but his real Accent is stronger more British

Tom Ellis ? From lucifer!

They all sounded a little off, but overall pretty good. Good enough people would at least think they just had a very specific regional accent.

This just proves to me that as an American, I prefer our accent better than the Brits’…

Why didn't you do Tom Hardy? He is really good!

So you're telling me you DIDN’T PUT IDRIS ELBA IN THIS!? He is the ONLY British person with an OUTSTANDING American accent!!😭

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Eamonn Walker, of Chicago Fire, Elyes Gabel(formerly on Scorpion), David Olyelowo, are good with American accents.

Jump to 6:55. Didn't want to say it but since it's a grammar mistake from a Brit, I needed to say it. Sorry for being a grammar Nazi but "most strongest" is one of the ghastly mistakes non-native English speakers still make i.e. the superlative error!

I think that Emma Watson's ending T sounds are a bit too strong.

*Eddie Redmayne

The girl on the right judges the accents based on other people or when the actor switches...I think she may have ASD as she can't concentrate on different stimuli

seriously!!! no Kate Winslet in Mare of Easttown nor Rosamund Pike in Gone Girl 😕.

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Thanks ladies, that was fun. I'm South African, and what always breaks me up is when my countrymen (and women) go to the States for a while and come back with what they fondly imagine is an American accent. I've spent a fair time in Canada, where most of my English speaking friends are from the U.S. and I do find myself 'translating' words into American where they probably wouldn't recognise the South African/U.K. version. Some examples of this would be 'ketchup' and 'eraser'. When I'm with American friends I always use these terms, because most of them wouldn't readily understand 'tomato sauce' (tomato with an 'ah') and might be embarrassed if I started talking about 'rubbers' (erasers). In fact, a South African friend of mine, studying in the U.S. almost lost his vacation job because he asked a woman colleague if she could lend him a rubber.

I can't be the only one who says hello with them.

Hello

I don’t think Tom Holland was trying to do an American accent. I think he was just talking regularly in an interview

While the one by Eddie may not have sounded British, it did not exactly seem to fit any specific American dialect either.

Christina looks more healthy nowadays 🤐