Movie Accent Expert Breaks Down 28 Actors Playing Presidents | WIRED
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- Dialect coach Erik Singer once again takes a look at idiolects, better known as the specific way one individual speaks. This time, Erik is focusing on actors's portrayals of US presidents. How close was Josh Brolin to capturing George W. Bush in W.? Is Jay Pharoah's version of Obama true to life? Is it even possible for an actor to accurately portray George Washington?
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Hey everyone! Previously, Erik took at look at Daniel Day-Lewis's performance as Lincoln and Alec Baldwin's SNL Trump impression. Both can be seen in this earlier episode: ruclips.net/video/lZSCGZphjq0/видео.html
Lmao was literally gonna ask about both of those
Gottlieb’s Lincoln portrayal: “It’s perfect.” 👏🏽🤣👏🏽🤣👏🏽
Thanks for finding him something else to do. He could talk about paint and I would just listen cos trust HE would find some information about paint I simply never knew. His voice 😍
I would have like to see all the other presidents in the butler particularly Robin Williams' Eisenhower.
I never know Eisenhower sounded like Frank Underwood
"One of the interesting things about Lincoln, of course, we don't have any audio recordings..."
*Gilbert Gottfried intensifies*
"It's perfect."
I lost it 😂😂😂
23:12 for those interested.
Am ded. :D
And he said it with a completely straight face too. As soon as he said that I burst out laughing.
Interestingly we actually do have Audio recordings of Civil War Vets, though not, of course, ones of Lincoln.
Erik, you need to ditch Wired and start your own channel. You are giving them millions and millions of views with your content and time.
-signed, every person that has seen and your videos.
Nah, he’s obnoxious and unlikeable. Not sure where the expertise is supposed to come in either.
@@wildersparks9161 no u
I assume Wired is paying him for this content
@@AzarakiDragon they're forcing him to do this at gunpoint. If you look closely at the tight-held corners of his mouth and listen to the nervousness in his voice you can see it.
I stopped watching in the first minute when he said not much of an attempt was made refine kennedy's vocal quality even though the actor did a superb job, the only differences in the the official voice was due to the "potato" microphone back in those days, it's not an actors job to also replicate the sound of a terribad microphone, It's like expecting an actor to vocally replicate how crap your voice sounds like through a landline.
It’s impressive how he’s able to say an impression sucks, so politely.
"to me, it just isn't there"
So true! Very well put
Yes, it is not easy to master the art of insulting.
And he always points out when he believes an actor wasn’t provided with enough time to rehearse or prepare an accent.
Gilbert Gottfried as Abraham LIncoln: "Hiya schmucks! Four score and seven years ago, I was BROKE! JUST LIKE YOU!"
Erik: ...Perfect...
Noice
No matter how hard I try I cannot hear Gilbert and not think of Iago
Gilbert Gottfried is always Gilbert Gottfried, so his accent is always perfect. Checks out.
Eliseo Dannunzio Perfect
Thanks for this, I didn’t actually watch the video because why would I do a stupid thing like that? . I just read the comments.
I died when we hear Gilbert Gottfried's Lincoln and he responds...
"It's perfect."
Because,in a way,it's perfect!🧐 🤣
I didn't. Because it is.
Gilbert Gottfried has built an entire career on nailing Lincoln's accent.
@@M-CH_ 23 minutes in and they drop that deadpan. insane.
I was hoping for "It just works"
"...You can listen to other experts..."
No, thanks.
More you please.
I stopped watching in the first minute when he said not much of an attempt was made refine kennedy's vocal quality even though the actor did a superb job, the only differences in the the official voice was due to the "potato" microphone back in those days, it's not an actors job to also replicate the sound of a terribad microphone, It's like expecting an actor to vocally replicate how crap your voice sounds like through a landline.
@@Skelath You should listen to him. He explained why the actor did a poor job. None of it has anything to do with mic quality
@@Skelath So you completely skipped the reasons he gave as to why he made this claim, and instead made up your own excuses and argued why those made up reasons are wrong?
Do you not see how ridiculous this is?
@@Skelath it has nothing to do with the mic quality lmao.......
Annie is really good in this series. If there's someone else to watch this for, it'd be her.
I've never seen this guy stood up, but I get the feeling he's like 6'8" or something crazy.
Maybe his shoulders and arms length?
Lol this is true
Yeah he’s a tall shmexy white boy
He's 6'7. Look it up
6 7 and 215. He does crossfit
"it's hard to do Kennedy." Not if you were Marilyn Monroe.
Adrian Rocha oooooof
Adrian Rocha burn
I was looking for this comment lol
Badum shh
ZING
I love how low-key excited he gets when he gets to bring up goose vowels again
Yeah, he really gets that way whenever he's allowed to bring up more subtle aspects of Linguistics. It's great.
I want to see Erik's opinion on Rami Malek playing Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody
Yes!
Yes!!!!!!
YESSSSSSSSSSSSS CAN WE PLEASE HAVE THISSSS
Yes, please!
i think all of his skill went into imitating his actions more than his voice, however him reviewing Marc Martel's singing voice would probably be a lot cooler
23:23 "it's perfect"
After hearing his explanation of the description of Lincoln's voice this just made me laugh so hard. Also respect to the editors for putting that together.
Erik looks like hes somewhere between 25 and 55 years old.
Definitely somewhere in late 30s with his knowledge and passion
@@Supertoddy96 he's about 48
Lol I see why you say that tho
He has an "ageless hipster" thing going on
I want him to break down my voice and tell me all the little intricacies i would have never noticed
You can, kind of: eriksinger.com/donate-your-accent
@@monabunzel6276 Do you think he's still accepting donations?
@@Lundy.Fastnet.Irish_Sea Heck yah man! The more the better!
That sounds kinda hot right there...
"In this case, the actor didn't have a lot of time to prepare." Translation: "This one sucked."
That's an interesting thing to notice. In the first couple of videos, he was more critical of them and would often put down the actors' performances directly, whereas in this it seems he's directly trying to avoid being negative.
That Roosevelt was pretty awful.
Sure but it implies more sympathy. It's more a "It sucked but I know the filming process and that this is not the actor's fault, but more of a consequence of having not enough prep time or no accent coaches at hand."
If he’s an actual acting coach he’s probably worked in a lot of films to know how the process actually works most of the time. Just sayin.
he probably wants to put the blame on a lack of support for an accent rather than just making it seem like the actor is bad with accents. for example some actors have shown up multiple times in these series with some performances much better than others, and erik acknowledges that
@@Lep_19 He seems so irritated in the earlier videos. I enjoy his energy far more in the the subsequent ones. Seems like he's happy that he was invited back haha
The best Kennedy impression is Mayor Quimby in The Simpsons
👍😂
Shou dehrrr
@@micahclawrence IT’S “CHOWDAH”!!!
* clone high
Vote Quimby
I NEED MORE OF THESE VIDEOS I COULD LISTEN TO HIM TALK ABOUT ACCENTS FOR HOURS
yasssss
Aka I like watching a hot guy do literally anything.
He has such a soothing voice, love him♡
@@hirynanasarian hello babe
@@sahilrizvi6583 😉
Gilbert Godfried - Abraham Lincoln (A million ways to die)
"Perfect"
23:11
As smooth as the top of his hat. 😁
Funnier than the actual movie.
@@FullMoonHowl2233 I didn't know he was in it. I kinda want to see it just for Gilbert
@@lashyndragon pretty sure it's just the one scene. Do yourself a favor and just search it on RUclips and skip the rest of the movie. I wish I had.
I'm upset that he didn't mention Jordan Peele's impression of Obama.
Lily Rehn TSA !!!
Lily Rehn yooo same
"It's imperative! that we have a diversity in the...uugghh...."
Arin Hanson's Obama is to die for.
YES!
who ever edits these and cuts in the characters reacting to Erik's compliments/criticisms deserves a raise
If Netflix had a series with him, I would watch him talk about accents and languages for 10 seasons with 45 min for each episode and still ask "when's the 11th season coming?!" He makes me want to pursue a Linguistics career, he is THAT good at his job and very interesting.
Honestly, these videos really got me into accents and linguistics in general. I am now considering pursuing a career in linguistics, so thanks, Erik!
I did English language at college.
Had to quit cause of personal problems but I’m so sad I’m not doing it anymore.
I adore linguistics!
@caro d. You don't have to learn another language to study linguistics! If your mind works anything like Erik's and you can follow his thought process rather intuitively, then I say give it a shot! Speaking as a linguistics graduate!
@the1invisbleJ what do you use your linguistics degree for?
Gilbert Godfried as Lincoln: "PERFECT."
Saying that with a straight face really does show how much he's really mastered his craft haha
What do you mean? Gilbert Godfried's Lincoln _was_ perfect.
I died laughing at that
Ironically, Lincoln was commonly described as having a shrill, high-pitched voice, like a tea kettle
We don't have an example of Lincoln talking. How can it be perfect?
I would love a breakdown of Meryl Streep as the late British prime minister Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady. It would be interesting to see your take on the actual speech training Tatcher got and how Streep portrays that in the movie. Also actors playing people with speech difficulties such as stammers like in The King's Speech.
I would love to see that too, but if I remember correctly, a woman on RUclips who was breaking down fake British accents in shows and movies went in-depth into it.
You should have added the clone high JFK. It’s clearly perfectly accurate.
That's a perfect example of over exaggerating for the sake of comedy and I must say is pretty good
“I-yer-EH”
its because it wasn't an actor, JFK voiced himself
as much as it sounds "exaggerated" it's also what a regular teenager would sound like. a higher voice, faster words, more vowel tension. basically, it was perfect.
"Some of us are trying to nail Catherine the Great over here. Or should I say Catherine the So-So?"
These accent videos might be my favorite videos on RUclips.
I thought we had the same name but i had to reread yours 😂
@@natayabartlett8030 Oh my gosh! Hello almost twin! XD
I want to upvote this, but of want to leave it at 666.
Can't you guys produce a netflix series of this guy explaining accents? We would all love it
YES please!
@Dragon50275 He could even go some kind of Anthony Bourdain'ish way. Cultural backgrounds, personal stories..
Josef binge worthy.
YES
TAKE ALL OF MY RIGHT NOW
Me: Wow that first actor who played JFK really nailed his voice!
This guy: There was no effort put into this.
Lol really? He sounded nothing like Kennedy. Greg Kinnear was closer
ianthia those hesitation sounds gave me goosebumps I'd rank it near Brolin in W overall
@@FreeMarketSecularist Josh Brolin did a great job, so did the other actor, didn't catch his name
@Razh 80 is james the first actor?
@@FreeMarketSecularist Brolin literally can master any voice
He did a spot on Younger Tommy Lee Jones in men in black 3
Erik is absolutely mesmerizing. He’s both beautiful to look at and fascinating to listen to. I can’t take my eyes off him in these videos. We need more of him!
Lol. yeah ok
I'm in my third year studying linguistics in college. This is basically pornography now, in the best way possible.
same tbh
Please marry me
lavkian What’s linguists?
@@jasonmason6910 people who study languages
Bluemon thanks
Watching this guy talk about the errors of actors is quite amazing. 😂
I hope it pops their egos a bit...
“He had really bad breath... and we can see and hear those things.”
🤣
Hard to think of someone of George Washington's stature with bad breath, but the rationale for this argument makes a lot of sense.
I could listen to this man talk about linguistics for HOURS. Truly fascinating.
These accent videos are so well made. It's clear that a great deal of time and effort was spent in research and editing and then they are presented with a perfect balance of humour and insight.
it feels like erik's in the editing room
The beard just grows on with each vid...I like it.
It's grown on him, too, I'd reckon. ;)
Common, when a wizard's power increases.
I'm amazed that he explained what George Washington sounds like
It's based on what people who knew wrote how he spoke
Whenever it sucks dude is always easy on them saying “it sounds like he didn’t have a lot of time to prepare”
In summary, Bryan Cranston is the greatest actor of them all.
Gilbert Gottfried close 2nd.
I might have to fight you over that one, as I regard DDL as one of the greatest character actors of all time, along with Gary Oldman ...
... but only over a bottle (or two ...) of Clynelish 14yr/old malt ...
23:12 Gilbert Gottfried as Abraham Lincoln, "it's perfect" 😂😂
No review of Daniel Day-Lewis as Lincoln. Why???
@@RedsBox91 already covered in the last Accent Vid.
what more is there to say. haha! i can't with gilbert gottfried.
As soon as I heard the name I just laughed knowing what was to come
When he said “hoarseness” I thought he was talking about “horse-ness.” Needless to say, I was confused for a good minute wondering where the horses were.
My god, Bryan Cranston's LBJ was almost eerie.
Really showing how great of an actor he really is
He's so versatile... not many actors can shift back and forth so easily into comedy and drama like he does. A likeable guy too.
Eric Singer should start a youtube channel, I'm always looking forward to seeing him!
He already has one 😊
I agree
HERSHISKISS yeah, but he hasn't uploaded in about a year or so, what a pity.
Why weren't there any key and Peele Obama impersonation.:(
Because it's perfect hjahshagx
Peele nailed Obama's college and office accent
And Alec Baldwin for Trump!
RayDay he already did him in another episode
It’s honestly better than the ones they presented
I'd like to see Erik's opinion on Robin Williams' Teddy Roosevelt in Night at the Museum
Honestly he actually got his voice down well... Teddy had a very high pitch and energetic voice
This has helped me a lot in understanding more about my accent in other languages also. I have often had trouble with older Czech accents, which are often hyposybalant, as opposed to newer, sharper accents. It helps me to observe it as a pattern.
Movie accent expert.... They never told me about this job role possibility during school at careers advice lessons. It was basically office or factory.
well really his job is "dialect coach", so he helps actors portray a specific accent
it's a job you can get if you study linguistics
cream bun I wish I were doing this, too!
@@infinitesimotel yeah, school councilors suck man
@@Tamerov13 It hasn't failed, it is supposed to destroy knowledge and intelligence. It is working perfectly to gradually make people dumber and more confused.
holy cow "I'm Gerald Ford and you're not" caught me so off guard, that was fantastic
George Washington had extremely painful dentures that he wore all the time. Added with the fact that he didn’t want people to know he was missing teeth he would not open his mouth very widely as to not show his dentures and to avoid the pain. It’s also why he’s often shown frowning in paintings because he was constantly in pain.
he also often is shown frowning because he had to actively hold his mouth closed because the dentures would basically pop his mouth open.
Yup and he also was insecure about his breath so he chewed on mints , drank mint green tea and brushed his tongue with mint leaves
@@thepubknight6144 I’ve read a few books on Washington now and insecurity seems to be a common theme for him. No doubt in part to snobs like John Adams who looked down at those who weren’t formally educated.
Kennedy really is the most difficult person to impersonate. He likely has the most well known and iconic voice.
Yes! But at the same time he sounds kinda normal hence its hard haha.
It's that accent that makes it particularly difficult
Everytime I watch a show/movie and someone is speaking in a different accent, I always think, "what would Erik Singer think" WWEST.
The editing in these videos is always impeccable
Was just thinking the same thing. The editing is top notch.
JFK in clone high though,, "I-er-a"
Nikolette Haas yessss I kept thinking that when he was talking about Kinnear’s performance.
What about Daniel Day-Lewis’s Lincoln?? I’m guessing they didn’t include it because everyone already knows how spot-on it is?
He's been covered in a previous episode
I was really surprised that Jordan Peele's Obama wasn't in this episode.
Was looking for this. because despite it being done in a comedic manner, imo Peele's Obama is the best I've heard/seen.
I was more surprised Daniel Day Lewis's Lincoln wasn't there...
@@optimisticwhovian1726 He did that in a previous video.
i was honestly upset it was in this. he has to address this lol its the best no question. obama even had his anger translator for real
Shouldve been saved for this one. Nevermind. @@calebbeaudoin8726
I really wish he had his own channel, or that there were more of these. So captivating and intriguing.
Makes me want to take more language courses at uni.
The sheer attention to fine detail Eric has and broad range of in depth knowledge he displays is nothing short of impressive. He is very informative and descriptive yet charismatic enough in his breakdowns to keep you interested
Love watching this guy!
I learn so much, he’s so observant and knowledgeable
i was waiting for Robin Williams’ Night at the Museum’ Teddy Roosevelt. Needless to say, i am disappointed.
I was thinking the same thing, hopefully he'll do it at some point
Robin williams was doing comedy so nothing serious so it did not matter I guess it was hard for you to tell because most of the time he was not funny.
@@basillah7650 will ferrell was also doing a comedic role but he was featured here.
ba sillah Chevy Chase wasn't even doing an accent and he made the cut.
ba sillah every single Donald Trump impression was comedic??
2025:
Movie Accent Expert Breaks Down After Analyzing over 20'000 Accents On Web Show
I like how they make the move characters respond to things he says
Who else doesn't know how to talk after watching this video?😂
"A thankless task" is an apt description for every part James Marsden was ever given.
But he's in the new Sonic mov...oh.
Seriously! I was so excited that he was wonderful in Westworld and then oh, nope, he’s a pet. 😢
Yep, exactly. It sucks because he really can act; just no one has given him a decent enough role in like...ever
.
QUEENEmma to be fair, he did play Corny Collins in Hairspray, and slayed it
Wow Josh Brolin was AMAZING ... he doesn't really look like him but the voice is EXACT.
It almost ruined Josh Brolin.
I've never done that whistling "s" sound before. I never understood how it works. Once you described the way the tongue curls up while drawn back so it's unable to fully contact the upper lip I tried it and it sounds totally authentic. Thanks so much!
I have so much respect for this guy, and his knowledge & passion in his field. I've been binging these videos all afternoon, and after reading comments, and seeing many people have the same reaction as me, it's amazing how he gets people SO interested in a subject/field that many people would never think that much about! I've never really thought that hard about accents done in film & tv, but after watching these videos, I'm absolutely fascinated! Major props to this guy for inspiring further interest in linguistics! 😊
Pausing in the middle of a sentence instead of at the end of one was probably also a great way to avoid getting interrupted.
More Erik Singer please! I really was hoping to see him around Oscar time!
Very enjoyable. Wish there was an examination of William Devane's version of Kennedy (in "The Missiles of October"), which I personally liked a lot but can't say was actually very precise or not. I also wanted to hear his take on Daniel Day-Lewis in the film "Lincoln," but I see in comments that Erik already did that one in an earlier video.
"We're going to the Moon not because it's easy, but because it's HAHD!"
"We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things--not because they are easy, but because they are hahd." :D
Gilbert Gottfried's impression of Lincoln is perfect 😂😂😂
Was the choice to highlight Bill Clinton saying "Me...too" over and over again a conscious choice or a rather hilarious coincidence?
😭
Great catch.
There is a Lincoln impersonator in my hometown who lives it. He is the biggest expert on Lincoln, second to none, and an avid collector of his writings and those of Lincoln's contemporaries. He looks almost nothing like him when he works his handyman day job, he is maybe 5'8" and rotund, but when he is in character, he is indisputably Abraham Lincoln. Sometimes he goes to restaurants in full costume after public appearances, and just enjoy a meal as Lincoln without breaking character. My husband, previously a cook at one of these restaurants, didn't know that this gentleman did public appearances and lectures for historical events (this is New England, so it's rather out of place) and for years just thought the man had a colorful split personality.
That’s incredible!
For some reason, I find these videos both fascinating and relaxing. Thank you for the intriguing content. Also, I cannot help but notice how BLUE his eyes look in this video, especially brought out by the jacket color. Nice choice!
honestly idaf about accents i am here for Erik and his beard
this is why dudes don't want daughters
quan Brooklyn kid Wdym
@@quanbrooklynkid7776.... What....?
You call that a beard?
Well it looks like he got a divorce. No more ring, you might be in luck.
This. *_This man is why I come to your videos._* What a perfectly charming bundle of wisdom. If only we all could aspire to be like him.
beautiful. and absolutely correct
Hande Çallı - I’m as straight a male as they come, but I would marry him just to listen to him speak all day.
@@demeter-the-great Seconded. On everything in this comment.
@@demeter-the-great me too!
The editing of these videos is just excellent.
I love Eric, he has such a soothing voice♡ I can listed to him for hours and hours
15:50
Director: would you like a dialect coach Jeff?
Jeff Daniels: can't I just wear a wig? That'll do.
That's like Michael Caine and his non-Texan accent, in spite of all of his hats/buckles.
Actually no, maybe Michael Caine's was worse.
please get this guy to breakdown Zac Efron's Ted Bundy
Ant (mrheavyhand) YES! I didn’t even think about that! That would be fantastic.
Would love to see a linguistic breakdown of serial killers
Why? It sucked.
He didn’t really sound like Ted he just looked exactly like him
Please do natalie Portman's jackie! It is absolutely incredible!!!!!!
FDR by Jon Voight in Pearl Harbor - One omission I noticed in the analysis was that the final syllable rose a bit with Jon Voight, but FDR ended with a drop - a note and tone of finality that is a slight but firm drop.
You guys NEED to do this version The Crown and the actors with their real life royal characters
It's a crime that he didn't talk on Robin William's Teddy.
Samantha Ledesma it might be because Robin Williams wasn't actually playing Teddy Roosevelt, but rather a wax figure in the image of him. Though he did tilt his voice toward TR's.
Samantha Ledesma It’s also a crime he didn’t talk about Jordan Peele’s Obama impressions
No nixon? Hmm
Tom Berenger as well.
I'd like to see him break down Claire Foy's (Queen Elizabeth) performance in The Crown
That's more accent than idiolect...she (seemingly) is just using the Heightened RP rather than taking it one step further and actually sounding like QE herself, because Claire sounds nothing like her. I'm not saying this is a bad thing, Claire is brilliant anyway.
yES .
He's done it now :-)
My favorite game is trying to decide when they've frozen on him and when he's just sitting still. Sometimes I watch so hard I have to rewind the video.
I'm so bummed that this didn't include Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter, I would have really liked to hear his take on that one.
Still ageing like a fine wine I see, Erik. 👌🤷♥️
*aging
@@xxIluvyouguysxx thank you! Autocorrect/Swype spelled it like that and it looked hella weird and I wasn't sure if it was just me. 😂 You ever have one of those moments where you just look at the spelling of a word and realize how weird it is? I thought that was what was happening. 😂🤷
@@xxIluvyouguysxx Ageing is also correct.
@@TheUltraViolets08
Omg!! Yes!!!! There was this one time I forgot how to spell the word "only" and maybe at the time I was thinking of own and so I ended up writing "ownly". Lol, and I thought it looked correct hahahaha. When I realized what I wrote I felt like such an idiot but I couldn't change it cuz it was on a English worksheet and I had already turned it in!! Hahahaha, so u is not alone. 😉😂😂😚
Deborah Mutombo *you are not alone.
no ones talking about Obama saying "aussie! aussie! aussie!" and having the military say "oi! oi! oi!"
its me madi what exactly is concerning you?
Rip
Dark Arts Dabbler It’s a derivative of “Oggy Oggy Oggy (oi oi oi)” which is a British footy & rugby chant. It’s far less known that Australians use their modified version for sporting support as well so OP was just pointing it out as an awkward/comical mistake which, understandably so, is what I think they took it for.
That's how an Aussie would respond automatically
Too cool! I was randomly watching this and they talked about an actor friend of mine!
Fascinating! I have always been intrigued by language and love history, especially our leaders at their appointed times in history and how their decisions shaped that, at the same time, being the ultimate representation of the people.
To wrap these two topics together had me wrapped throughout this video. Loved it and your expert comments. Thank you.
Props to the editor for cutting this together so well, figuring out how many times to play each short clip example
you should break down actors doing multiple accents for the same role:
-jodie comer in killing eve
-sian brooke in sherlock
-tatiana maslany in orphan black
-james mcavoy in split
These edited clips are hilarious. They always crack me up.
Great video. I was really hoping for an analysis of Daniel Day-Lewis's Lincoln in the film Lincoln. To me, it really felt like it was Lincoln.
Watch the second episode of this series
I would love to hear his opinion on Christian Bale's performance in Vice.
And Sam Rockwell, also in Vice
Erik should have a video about the way HIMSELF talks.
He constantly uses aspects of his own accent/voice to explain things about other people though.
i would love to see some of saoirse ronan’s talked about, she has done so many!
"I wore a suit for the occasion" Erik stop being so wholesome and chill lmao it's wrecking us all.
Gilbert Gottfried - Lincoln
Erik: it's perfect.
DYING
Why is no one talking about the fact that Erik is also hot af
100%
suga spice ikr!! He's so hunky !
Because it has nothing to do with what he's talking about.
@@Historian66669 you could still appreciate his good looks, nothing wrong with that
@@Historian66669 lol
All of these videos are extremely well edited
The best JFK was in clone high. - "Fowah Suppah I er want a paahty Plattah".