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Agutter's name is pronounced "Ag-ut-ter" not A-gutter or anything else. I refer you to a talk she did on you tube called "Jenny Agutter on Walkabout" her break thru movie role. She clearly pronounced her name as above. It's the way it should be said. It's a simple think to research and anyother
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Agutter is a sof or hard g. This is certainly a mistake I've never personally made, but as the edit came from an IP in Malta I'm wonderng if we should add it for those less familiar with English pronunciation. Any thoughts? Oh, and yes, I do no know they speak
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Agutter is "English", on the basis of her birth in England. An IP editor, who is clearly not a newbie, changed it to "British" on the basis that she has a British passport. In the first place, how does the IP editor know she has a British passport? Has he seen it? Is
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I've heard it pronounced as "A gutter", "Agg-uh-ter", "Agg-it-er" and occasionally "A gooter" (all hard 'g'). I've never heard it pronounced with a soft 'g' but that's not to mean it hasn't been or couldn't be. Clarifying the pronunication might be a good idea, but it needs to be sourced really
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England or one of the UK's other constituent countries would hold a British passport. If possible, we should try to establish whether Agutter identifies as British or English, though I've no idea if that information is available
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Well, thank you I'm sure, but nothing to regret. This is hardly more than a bit of chiding. 'Dicks' take on many forms, including those who want to censor reasonable comment, however well-meaning they may hope to be. So I forgive your attempt to wipethe reord as good-faith. But wrong.
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