I Was Going To Be

I Was Going To Be Living There And I Didn't Want To Sound Like A Foreigner All My Life.

I've Got A Business Manager And He'll Just Come Right Out And Say, 'it Wasn't The Best Part For You,' Or 'it Was Okay, But I've Seen You Do Better.' So When He Does Say, 'wow That Was Great!,' Then I Know That He Means It And It's Something.

People Say There's No Trace Of An Accent Anymore, And There Isn't Because I Worked Very Hard To Lose It. And The Reason I Did That Is A British Accent In America Is A Real Status Symbol.

It Was Post War. It Was Very Gray, Very Dreary. Everything Was Still Rationed When I First Saw The United States In 1951. I Went Over To Visit My Sister Who Was A War Bride.

'frasier' Was A Classy Gig. I Didn't For One Minute Think It Was Less Prestigious Or Artistic Than Doing A Play.