David Niven VS Roger Moore VS Peter O'Toole VS Hugh Grant?

Question

Who is the most "British"?
Please identify yourself as American or Australian or British, so that I can get an idea of who thinks what about who.
Thank you.
Cheeri-o
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Answer 1

David Niven, to me, was consummately "British", even though he lived in the US for most of his career. His performance as Peter Carter, in A Matter of Life and Death, cemented that for me. Class.
Peter O'Toole has gone through most of his life as a professional Irish maniac. so he's a bit out of the running, much as I enjoy his work.
Roger Moore? Probably a very nice man, but more generically Continental than British.
Hugh Grant, nicely English, thank you, but he's yet to demonstrate the strength, or the seriousness that symbolizing the "British" in movies would seem to require.

Answer 2

American. Roger Moore

Answer 3

David Niven was very typically British in his day. Very suave, sophisticated and a very good actor as he could do both comedy and drama.

Answer 4

I would say Roger Moore.