chris kilby
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ORIGINAL: chris kilby John Barrowman - Aw, c'mon! Nobody actually sounds like that. Do they...? Barrowman is Scottish but brought up in America, so there is a mix of accents in there from time to time. When he is with his Scottish family, he breaks out the accent but when he is acting or talking to someone non-Scottish, he speaks in his usual American tinged tones. He even does it with other Scots, in a commentary for season three of Doctor Who, he often speaks 'Scots' in the presence of David Tennant. Evidence of him speaking all Scottish-like- click WARNING: This video contains Matthew Wright and the Loose Women! So, he basically has two speaking voices but he admits it himself, the American accent is a defence mechanism he didn't really grow out of because he got bullied when he spoke Scottish to kids in America when he first moved there. (I knew this before I watched the above video, how sad is that? ) I'm about to get sadder. On a Doctor Who DVD commentary, Barrowman states that he'd love to do an episode set in Glasgow so Captain Jack would have an excuse to do a Glaswegian accent - which Barrowman then switches on and off like a light, admitting that's how he still talks when he's with his family. Spooky - an' ah'm a 'Wegie masel'! ( But they should do a Doctor Who in Glasgow - there are still TARDISes dotted all over the place!)
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