Posted 41 minutes agoSubscribe to BuzzFeed Daily NewsletterCaret DownThe BBC Just Unearthed 41-Year-Old Footage Of Young Jude Law, And Everybody's Saying The Same ThingNot the American accent randomly catching a stray.by Stephanie SoteriouBuzzFeed StaffFacebookPinterestLink The BBC has unearthed 41-year-old footage of pre-fame Jude Law reviewing the Disney movie One Hundred and One Dalmatians on morning TV way back in the '80s - and everybody's saying the same thing. Emma Mcintyre / Getty Images For reference, Jude is now 52 years old and best known for movies like The Holiday, Sherlock Holmes, and the Fantastic Beasts franchise. He made his screen debut in the 1989 movie The Tailor of Gloucester, but did not get his big break until a decade later. (C)Columbia Pictures/Courtesy Everett Collection In 1999, at age 26, Jude starred as Dickie Greenleaf in The Talented Mr Ripley, earning him an Oscar nomination as well as global fame, and his career has flourished ever since. Jim Smeal / Getty Images But before entering the acting world, 11-year-old Jude tried his hand at critiquing movies, and appeared on the BBC Breakfast Time sofa during a school vacation in October 1984. In footage that was posted to the BBC's TikTok account earlier this week, Jude speaks confidently to host Fern Britton about the Disney film, which was originally released in 1961 but re-released to movie theaters across Jude's home country of the United Kingdom in 1984. (C)Walt Disney Co./Courtesy Everett Collection When asked if he liked the film, Jude replied: "Yes, I did, very much, but you could tell from the very beginning, it was all very predictable, and all the way through, you knew what was going to happen." BBC / Via tiktok.com "But yeah, I did enjoy it," little Jude continued. "It was funny, I liked very much the way, from the very beginning, the animals actually called the humans their pets, so it was very different, really. The whole story was actually told by the male dog, Pongo." BBC / Via tiktok.com Fern then asked him about his observation that the parent dogs in the movie have an English accent while the puppies have an American one, prompting Jude to inadvertently shade Americans. He said: "I think that was mainly because the American accent sounds slightly babyish." BBC / Via tiktok.com "There was a part where there was a little baby dog going: 'Oh, I'm hungry,' and the mother: 'Not now, dear,' and it was funny," he went on. "I actually didn't notice it until I was told by the friend I went with." And while Jude's reviewing technique might need some work, viewers were still obsessed with how little the Hollywood actor has changed over the years. Commenting on the TikTok, one person asked: "how is this possible? I dont sound anything at all like I did when I was 11 and here he is like a mini me version of him self." John Nacion / Getty Images "His way of speaking hasn't changed at all," another observed. One more agreed: "His mannerisms are still exactly the same!" You can watch the full clip below - let me know your thoughts in the comments! @bbc In 1984 11-year-old Jude Law was on the Breakfast Time sofa to review some of the half term cinema releases. Jude gave a thorough critique with presenter Fern Britton later saying he would make a good film reviewer... She was nearly right. Clip taken from Breakfast Time, originally broadcast on BBC One, 22 October 1984. - BBC Archive #JudeLaw #FernBritton #Film #FilmReview ♬ original sound - BBC BBC / Via tiktok.com