Thomas Andrews is portrayed as having a soft Irish 'brogue' type accent. He came, in fact, from a staunchly Unionist background in Belfast (his brother was the future Prime Minister of Northern Ireland) and he would have had the same upper class British accent, which was a common feature among the wealthy landed gentry of the period and indeed is still common to this day.
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