Will Friedle
👤 SpeakerAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
Yes, I can't. That's it. Fucking hat. That's it. And then just because I feel like between these two clips, we should be able to do it. Yes. If you get this down, you have Feeney's voice that you can do Bill Daniels. Oh, yeah.
Yes, I can't. That's it. Fucking hat. That's it. And then just because I feel like between these two clips, we should be able to do it. Yes. If you get this down, you have Feeney's voice that you can do Bill Daniels. Oh, yeah.
Yes, I can't. That's it. Fucking hat. That's it. And then just because I feel like between these two clips, we should be able to do it. Yes. If you get this down, you have Feeney's voice that you can do Bill Daniels. Oh, yeah.
When I was a child in Harvard, it's that same kind of, it's very, it's posh. You're starting to get too posh. It's a little too British. He manages to like, what he does is he drives, lights are on. So another one to give you. It's a worse version. It's a cartoony version. But Tom Hanks in Volunteers with John Candy does the same kind of thing.
When I was a child in Harvard, it's that same kind of, it's very, it's posh. You're starting to get too posh. It's a little too British. He manages to like, what he does is he drives, lights are on. So another one to give you. It's a worse version. It's a cartoony version. But Tom Hanks in Volunteers with John Candy does the same kind of thing.
When I was a child in Harvard, it's that same kind of, it's very, it's posh. You're starting to get too posh. It's a little too British. He manages to like, what he does is he drives, lights are on. So another one to give you. It's a worse version. It's a cartoony version. But Tom Hanks in Volunteers with John Candy does the same kind of thing.
He's a British guy who goes – or a Boston guy who goes to the – and it's that same kind of thing. So it's the upper – yeah. It's a proper American dialect.
He's a British guy who goes – or a Boston guy who goes to the – and it's that same kind of thing. So it's the upper – yeah. It's a proper American dialect.
He's a British guy who goes – or a Boston guy who goes to the – and it's that same kind of thing. So it's the upper – yeah. It's a proper American dialect.
It's a theatrical dialect. Oh, my God. Which we all know. Bonnie has told us. I'm going to figure it out. that Bill completely put this on. Not how he was born, not how he was raised. He was raised in like Brooklyn.
It's a theatrical dialect. Oh, my God. Which we all know. Bonnie has told us. I'm going to figure it out. that Bill completely put this on. Not how he was born, not how he was raised. He was raised in like Brooklyn.
It's a theatrical dialect. Oh, my God. Which we all know. Bonnie has told us. I'm going to figure it out. that Bill completely put this on. Not how he was born, not how he was raised. He was raised in like Brooklyn.
Yeah, he had a Brooklyn accent and then he was the understudy for a play where they were all Boston Brahmin characters and all the actors were doing this accent and he learned how to do it. Yeah, so it was a complete put on. That's why I feel like one of us, we could learn this. We can put it on, yeah. You just have to commit to it. Yep, we'll study it. You just have to commit to it.
Yeah, he had a Brooklyn accent and then he was the understudy for a play where they were all Boston Brahmin characters and all the actors were doing this accent and he learned how to do it. Yeah, so it was a complete put on. That's why I feel like one of us, we could learn this. We can put it on, yeah. You just have to commit to it. Yep, we'll study it. You just have to commit to it.
Yeah, he had a Brooklyn accent and then he was the understudy for a play where they were all Boston Brahmin characters and all the actors were doing this accent and he learned how to do it. Yeah, so it was a complete put on. That's why I feel like one of us, we could learn this. We can put it on, yeah. You just have to commit to it. Yep, we'll study it. You just have to commit to it.
Just have to commit to it. Park your car. In the garden. Eric parked his car in the garden. Corey. That was a little Harry Potter. No, Corey, Corey, but I'm doing Corey because he ends up kind of softening, softening it. Yeah. You know, I can't, I can't sleep. I don't know. It's so complicated. I'm going to figure it out. But I think between the, I festooned myself.