Damian Lewis in the ET Studio pt2

[Shatallion]

I wish the DVD has USA format... *in tears*

[thorntonka]

@Shatallion There is a way to get the DVD in USA format. Amazon in Canada has it.

[Shatallion]

@thorntonka *gasp!* Awsome! Thank you! 

[violet1197]

it doesint look like his wrods r coming from his lips lol rlly look

[Crewsnel]

Love damian Lewis!

[AntonyTH]

Lol... Captain Winters didnt change a bit since '44

[Kristnt]

Best accent ever.

[DuntonDoglady]

Not only is Damian a Brit, but he's an Old Etonian! His American accent is amazing as both Brits and Americans find it hard to 'cross the pond' with their speech

[xxNIKEDAN63bb]

I never knew that Damian was British. I watched Band of Brothers and it's just a shock to here him speaking with a accsent.

[cinthy2912]

I want the DVD,Damian Lewis is a very talented actor.

[mooneyjay]

Get the DVD, the Baker is a film one can watch many times and laugh every time. Classic English (Welsh) comedy.

[mattmoran69er]

well their not welsh... or their dad but its a British comedy ! everyones happy :P

[mooneyjay]

I am Irish - British is a concept I find rather artificial. Let's enjoy our diversity!

[mattmoran69er]

were u born in ireland?

[mooneyjay]

yes, Dublin, and went to school and college there; visiting an aunt in Wale was my first experience of a foreign country. London on the other hand, where I lived for a few years, is a suburb of Dublin. Humour is hugely enriched by in-jokes (i.e. cultural references) and what about the Welsh ladies in the Baker admiring Damian's "buns"? His expression of bemusement when they scuttle away giggling is a gem. It's what the Americans in their earnest way call cross-cultural - we just laugh.

[Kristnt]

Do you mean Londonderry? Coz the London in England is definitely not a "suburb of Dublin". If you meant it in the sense that there a a lot of Irish people living there, then Nah.