Nobby, the English Bobby
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Vocal Characteristics
Language
EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
British (General)Transcript
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Mark Theodore Sue is with us. He's of Brisbane actor and one of the characters in his repertoire is no Beat the English Bobby. Hello, Marc. Did you have to have a crash course in company rhyming slang to do this? It was a lot of watching a t a, B, c and S P s book. Parnell was watching the bill as well. And I'm so sorry to hear that we're actually losing because I think it's definitely full of a lot of material that actors like myself need for their repertoire of accents and that kind of thing's so yes, it's very, very sad to see it go. Can you give us a little burst of Nabi the Bobby Governor? Have you got tread on the shoes? Have you know, you know, have you not? But if they lose the TV a bit, just giving the they're not, You know, a couple turns into a cup of tea, but you still hear the team that day, but ultimately they drop the team on a lot of things that they say through the end of the end of a syllable coming through yeah, example. We'll come through. It is not through which comes from so we know what the company is. Very kind of gets strong. Shifting our domain. Yeah, and interesting language. Oh, yeah, And there's a sort of intonation which goes with it as well, Which you used to hear in Petticoat Lane on Sunday. Absolutely magnificent use of language and often, sometimes was English and sometimes just appeared to be English and nothing things that are kind of followed up by any meaning. You know, I'm right anti. Basically, the English have got so many different dialects, and all that you have to do is cross one side of the river and they speak. You're completely different dialect To the people who live on the other side of the river, there's many, many different dialects and accents that the English basically have in their culture. Has it got to a lot of work having nabe The Bobby is as a character mark. Well, actually, it depends how you market yourself. If you market yourself heavily like I do, I'm a very proactive actor. Then the sky's the limit that if you just basically wait for the phone to ring, then, yeah, it can be quite frustrating. but nobody's English probably is used for functions and festivals and exhibitions and more than anything else, a meet and greet because he's a very, very jovial character. And, behold, the whole point of you demeanour is to basically create a rocket, so to speak and, you know, picking people up about the tread on the shoes or pot bellies or book bald head and have you got like, I got a hat, that bald head of yours. So all these different things come together to form like the end of time inside of it. Thank you for being with us and thanks for sharing. No, be the ball.