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Hugh Laurie at the 2006 Emmys

Hugh Laurie's mock-french translation at the 2006 emmys.  
 
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corrupt200 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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I did not know Dr. House spoke French. I know he knows HINDI
cookieflower (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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You say that like you can't have one without the other...

And he'd be mad at you for saying Oxford! He went to Cambridge.
jesbrando (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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hahahahahahaha

Love Hugh Laurie
Funny

Is The Best
Keax (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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LOLLLL
HelleDelta (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Do you mean Helen Mirren? She's one of the most respected English theatre (and film, for that matter) currently alive. FYI.
LonelyFear (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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No, I mean the person giving the speech at the end. I know perfectly well who Helen is, and i DID write 'actor', which I'm pretty sure she's not, Audrey, which is a male- name, and as far as I'm conserned, she didn't say 'um' once, now did she?
HelleDelta (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Sorry, reading too quickly - my mistake.

(Although on the 'actor' thing, although I don't do it myself, I think quite a few people try to use 'actor' as a gender-neutral term and refer to everyone as such. )
LonelyFear (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Perhaps... But I think that's more common in case you don't know the gender, or suchlike. Like, you generally ask what's the name of the 'actor' in that and that movie, but you say she is an 'actress'. Not that I'm sure... XD
HelleDelta (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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"Pouf" doesn't mean anything, it's just a sort of sigh . Cinq means 5.
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I think he said "Yes, dear."

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