It Was Post War. It Was Very

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.

You Can Take The Boy Out Of England, But You Can't Take England Out Of The Boy. And Ummm, Yes, I Feel A Huge Emotional Attachment To England.

I Don't Take Much From My Own Father, Because He Was A Very Austere, Quiet, Private Man Who Would Come Home From Work, Go To His Parlour And Play Beethoven On His Piano.

I Don't Need The Money After 11 Years On 'frasier,' And There Aren't That Many Great Roles Onstage Left For Somebody My Age. I'm More Interested In Playing Those Roles Than I Am In Playing Bit Parts In Movies.