I always thought he was a Cockney.
Happy 89th birthday to honorary cockney Dick Van Dyke. So there is still time for my planned Mary Poppins sequel,-Poppin' Mary. Lets hope so
'Doc note, I dissent, a fast never prevents a fatness, I diet on cod'
Happy 89th birthday to honorary cockney Dick Van Dyke. So there is still time for my planned Mary Poppins sequel,-Poppin' Mary. Lets hope so
'Doc note, I dissent, a fast never prevents a fatness, I diet on cod'
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shareIF you're not messing about then you're the only person that ever thought that...
Article:- http://www.theguardian.com/film/2014/oct/10/dick-van-dyke-brits-have-t eased-me-for-50-years-about-mary-poppins-accent
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_rVzBt20N0#t=81
“People in the UK love to rib me about my accent, I will never live it down,” he said. “They ask what part of England I was meant to be from and I say it was a little shire in the north where most of the people were from Ohio.”
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All of us get lost in the darkness
Dreamers learn to steer by the stars
Hah, Dick Van Dyke's "Cockney" accent makes Mary Poppins practically unwatchable.
Well, that explains why Mary Poppins did so poorly at the box office...
Think of how Michael Caine talks; that's cockney. Now think of how Dick's accent turned out :D
shareWorst Cockney accent ever.
shareI'm a Cockney - DVD ain't! 😂 Love him in this film, though.
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