Here, suddenly, was Trump attempting to placate Hispanic voters in a plummy British luvvie voice, or firing broadsides at Hillary as a cockney hardman.

The movie opens with its heroine and title character, once again played by Renée Zellweger adopting her plummiest British accent, celebrating her 43rd birthday alone.

Having been educated at Britain’s most elite boarding school, Eton, with a plummy accent to match, he now claims the voice of the common man.