Well, I didn't think it was possible for him to be hotter...guess I was wrong.
It's funny because I'm the same way (except I do it without knowing I'm doing it). When I'm in Arkansas, visiting my family, my southern accent really comes out. When I come back home from my visit, my friends know where I've been.
And I had no idea he was Scottish...he has a really good American dialect working there. W(where)TF have I been?
On the one hand, it does make my fannish heart swell. On the other... I can't quite get my head round it, it's confusing - I'm used to him slipping into a Scottish accent for a few sentences, but for a whole interview is another matter :)
I don't know... he's slipping on a few words. The American accent is clearly the dominant one to my ear. Which is weird, because when I see him talk with the American accent, that sounds a little off to me, too. (In fact, if I were meeting him and I had to guess, I'd say he was an American who'd been living abroad for awhile.) But then I listen extra-closely to accents so I can mimic them later when I'm acting. :)
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Date: 2007-12-02 03:51 pm (UTC)It's funny because I'm the same way (except I do it without knowing I'm doing it). When I'm in Arkansas, visiting my family, my southern accent really comes out. When I come back home from my visit, my friends know where I've been.
And I had no idea he was Scottish...he has a really good American dialect working there. W(where)TF have I been?
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Date: 2007-12-02 09:51 pm (UTC)no subject
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