ItdoesoccurtomethatyouhavethisabsolutelyfantasticBritishaccentandoccasionallyand I knowyou, youhavelivedintheUnitedStatesnowfor 20 years.
Isthatright?
20 years, and I havespokentomanyactorswhohavetransitionedtotheUnitedStatesandtheystarttolosetheiraccent.
Youhavenot.
DoyoufeelthatyouhaveassimilatedtobeinganAmerican?
I dothinkthat I havelearned.
Um, I'velearned a lotofthings.
AsanAmerican, I'velearnedhowtofill a glassofwineallthewaytothetop.
Thatkindofthing, thatisthatiswhatwedo.
Wethinknothingofgoingrightuptotherim, righttothebrim, becauseUncleHank, myAmericanuncleHanktellsme, hesays, um, fillingithalfwaycauses a wastedjourney.
Sothatwasvery, verysmart.
But I willtellyoutheonethingthat I haven't beenableto, uh, figureoutishowtowear a baseballcap.
I justItjustdoesn't workonme.
Thewholethewholegameisup.
If I trytowearone, I kindoflookedlike, um, well, I kindoflooklikeRonHoward's elderlybrotherorsomething.
Oh.
Oh, thereyougo.
Oh, yes.
Definite.
YoulooklikeRonHoward's brother.
Who's anaccountant?
Yes, yes, it's justit's justit's justnot a lotthatisevergoingtowork.
I mean, soyeah, andandthatissomethingthatseemstobekindofmandatoryintheUnitedStatesisthattheyinsistthatyouwear a baseballcapwhereeveryonehastowear a baseballcap.
I don't wear a baseballcapbecause, well, youhave.
I'm gonnacomplimentyou.
Nowyouhave a verychiseled, leanface.
Um, I havethelarge, bloatedpumpkintheIrisharecursedwith, andwhen I put a baseballcapon, itonlymakesmyfacelookfatter.
Itaccentuatesthefatnessofmyface.
Andthen I myselfloathingkicksinso I don't likeit.
I thinkthatyouand I shouldjust, like, knuckledownandstartwearingbaseballcaps.
And, youknow, I tookitoffbecause I wasashamedof, uh, that's a shame, but I'm gonnawearit.