It is also a measure of how safe it is here in Australia for celebrities to have a normal life. 😊🇦🇺

@@triarb5790 yes. I have often thought that. Even politicians are relatively free to live a normal life.

Modesty ...she spoke to a kid ..whoppee doo

@@jonylawson73 No. what makes you think my daughter with her child was a kid? They were two mothers. Or did that escape your cynicism?

@@jonylawson73 You're not only nasty and mean-spirited but you don't read very well do you?

He was rude and without respect to her familly!

@@adagross2488 What are you talking about?? He's a late night talk host/comedian, she expects a little ribbing on his show, take a pill.

If you find him funny then you need to get a life

@@michelleadams474 Hollywood is for actors not musicians love

Yeah no he’s not funny. Like a letchy creep. She was so patient and classy

Downtown Abbey 👍

She's Australian!!🙂😂🤣🙃

@@rumblethis2023 that's ok, it would have made it that much more interesting! 😉

​@@gleadhill79yes bc two of the main actors are American

🙄 What a shallow thing to think. A marriage is based on more than mere looks. The best looking spouse in the world, could be a grumpy, argumentive and selfish partner in real life.

​@@MrsSlocombesPuddyCat he said beautiful AND charming, he didn't just mention her looks.

@@MrsSlocombesPuddyCat ..,true, and Tom Cruise hasn’t had a lot of luck.

I find him SO boring and ignorant.

You are correct, it is called Bangkok Hilton. I think you can find the whole series here, on KZfaq somewhere, since I watched it just a few weeks ago. Have a nice day😊!

To an American or English ear, South African English and Austrailian have much more in common and are more likely to be confused. Most South Africans have a heavier accent than Trevor Noah who's worked alot on his since he moved to the States, and Americans don't travel to these countries alot, nor is the immigration of from them prevalent. I think to European ears you can usually differentiate thanks to the influence of Afrikaans identifiable as a Dutch accent in SA English and sometimes a more staccatic delivery. I also think a heavy Cockney accent may be perceived as Austrailan but rarely Austrailian perceived as British English in the US, they just have very little exposure to it or any Emglish media, only a little bit of film and inteviews with English actors (who often modify their speech over there). British English most Americans have heard is all RP with no more color than Ricky Gervais. I remeber back when Mel Gibson was hot, Americans had real trouble following him at first. Americans are also very racially aware so if you're black, to an American your probablt from SA, thet honestly don't know that black peoples first language is likely to be Aussie or British. It's funny, there's a yt video with Idris Elba on YT and the e n t i r e comment section is about the shocker that he not just speaks British English but IS a Brit. The perspective beyond their borders is very obscure to say the least. Of and btw, the term RP is also unknown over there. English to most Americans is limited to RP, Glaswegian Scottish and a generalized Irish twang. Perhaps the use of "Godday mate" is identifiable as Aussie to them. You're unlikey to find an American hearing the difference between Canadian French and European French (Candian being taught as "French" in schools) Brazilian vs Portugese, etc etc. American actors are crap at learning other types of English, wheras forreign English speakers in the US can't make it unless they are great at learning American. With very few exeptions. Like Russians they are stuck in their own bubble.

🥴 Well Americans aren't renowned for their intelligence. When I was traveling in the USA, I was asked the most ludicrous questions.....Did we have fridges in my country. Did we have ice-cream and candy. I am from London.

@@MrsSlocombesPuddyCat It's remarkable, I totally agree. The US is very much like a third world country in many ways. It's gottten worse in the last decades too. But what you've experienced is unfreakingbelievable. I can't think of any country I've visited where every adult wouldn't immediately know better. 🙄😣

No

Yeah not kooky. Very smart woman who negotiated a terrible sexist offensive creepy interviewer

They are both in "España, plató de cine" if it helps

What?

I'm sure he was ambarressed for her😮 like most of us

Almost.. 17 yo

He adores her like the rest of us. They definitely have chemistry

I think she made him sweat...me too! Phew

Oh yeah ,her natural laughing at the interaction showed how brutal it was, ----she was luvvin it.

There are no standards......

He's always rude.

That's kinda his shtick. He's a comedian aswell as being an interviewer and film critic.

Sleezy too

both geminis. Foxy air sign energy with pixie type faces

I can see that.