White House Farm fans were feeling sad tonight, as the popular TV drama based on the infamous Jeremy Bamber case, coming to a close.
One of the aspects of the programme that viewers seemed to be most devastated about no longer getting their fill of – is Stephen Graham’s Welsh accent.
The incredible actor, who starred in award-winning Netflix film The Irishman, has left fans slightly perplexed with his Welsh accent throughout the series.
White House Farm viewers felt bittersweet over Stephen Graham’s accent
In previous episodes, viewers of the programme have remarked that Graham’s accent has left them distracted, but it seems like now the show is drawing to a close, viewers will miss DCI Thomas ‘Taff’ Jones’ iconic Welsh accent.
Taking to Twitter, one viewer joked: “Sad to think that after tonight we will never hear Stephen Graham’s ‘Welsh’ accent ever again.”
While another continued: “Final #WhiteHouseFarm tonight, going to miss #StephenGraham #Welsh accent.”
Stephen Graham divided fans with his Welsh accent (Image: ITV)
However, some fans were pleased to the see the back of Graham’s accent.
One viewer remarked: “Stephen Graham is a great actor, but his welsh accent makes me cringe! WE DON’T SOUND LIKE THAT.”
A second shared: “It’s the finale which means…..no more listening to Stephen Graham’s BAD BAD attempt at a Welsh accent.”
A third commented: “Like everyone, I’ve heard the reports of Stephen Graham’s ‘Welsh’ accent in #WhiteHouseFarm… but nothing quite prepares you for it in the flesh.”
Jeremy Bamber was found guilty of being the murderer behind the White House Farm killings in 1986.
His parents, sister, and her six-year-old twins sons were found dead at home.
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
