Voices βΊ Celebrity impressions
πΆοΈ Michael Caine Impression Test: How Good Is Your Michael Caine?
This voice is a calm, matter-of-fact London accent. It never rushes, and every sentence sounds like friendly advice from someone who has seen it all.
π€ Test your Michael Caine nowThe line to say
βNow listen here, son. The plan is simple: nobody touches the biscuits.β
The judge scores how close you sound, whether you keep it up, your commitment, and whether you stick to the line. Up to 10 seconds, free, no sign-up.
How to do it
- Use a Cockney base: drop some H's and soften T's in the middle of words, so 'little' leans towards 'li'le'.
- Keep the pitch fairly flat and steady, with a slight nasal edge, rather than going up and down.
- Speak in short, measured chunks and pause briefly between them, as if explaining something obvious.
- Clip the ends of words neatly; this voice sounds precise, not lazy.
The most common mistake
Turning it into a loud market-trader Cockney; the real thing is quiet, dry and controlled.
Warm up with this
βRight, here's the thing: you only get one go at this, so do it properly.β
Impresh is a fan-made party game and is not connected to or endorsed by Michael Caine.