Kelly Clarkson Guesses Which Celebs Are Actually British | Digital Exclusive 

Lol

All Both of us

It's official: I now want _Isla Fisher and Gal Gadot_ to be on _The Kelly Clarkson Show._ _Preferably at the same time,_ but I'm not too picky.

I find neither hot. Must be a personal opinion, rather than a fact

@@northernstarr yeah she didn’t say it was a fact

@@northernstarr that’s literally how attraction works 🤣 it’s all opinion

Yeah that why Angus Young so hot.

Russell Crowe is from New Zealand 😍 Yes Kelly we don't like getting mix from Australia and New Zealand.

😆😅

😂 we really don't wanna claim Russell Crowe :)

I was literally saying in my head “technically NZ but we let the Aussies have him”. Then cracked up laughing when she followed with “crikey” and that statement about getting us mixed up. HILARIOUS 🤣 🤣🤣🤣

Oh why why what happened to Mr Crowe?

Nobody speaks British. 🤦

@@ChrisPage68 You know what the American means.... and she has a small point

@@ChrisPage68 british accent

Exactly, just like Lupita Nyong'o who was born in Mexico City because her parents were escaping political repression. She was only born there.

Yes, that's correct. Thank you. Keifer's mother Shirley Douglas (Canadian actress) sadly passed away last week. His Grandfather, Tommy Douglas is the man who created our Medicare system.

Kiefer is Canadian 100% agreed. This is whack.

Yeah, they didn’t specify if it was only to guess nationality or ethnicity.

@@sceleste888 I mean let's not act like Lupita doesn't identify as Chilanga and isn't fluent in Spanish. She did live in Mexico for some time! She was given a Spanish language first name in part to embrace where she was born.

was just going to google, cuz i was remembering her being European.

She’s a British Icon- we claimed her.....finders keepers!

Yeah definitely not British! She's Dutch if anything!

She also went to an English boarding school where she aquired her accent from.

Wasn’t she also in France during Nazi occupation. And had citizenship.

His Dad’s English though. Both parents are.

His dad is american-born and his mom is english-born

@@leafy_wrqtx His dad is absolutely American.

Let's ask Andrew what he is. If anybody knows, it'll be him.

@@lizsays3324 He has said in interviews he is both.

He is from Wales.

@@ChrisPage68 Wales is in Britain

@@GiveMePopperz yes but the different regions have very different accents

Mirian V I’m British and I thought the exact same thing as you so don’t worry 😂

What old movie was it?

But, why does Russel Crowe have a British accent if he was raised in Australia?

@@sparklingdaisy3169 Probably because his parents had British accents

@@sparklingdaisy3169 he def doesn't have an english accent that's aussie. (I'm a brit)

It's the same for Andrew Garfield. He was born in America and lived there for three years and then moved back to the UK.

@@keonalee-rimpel2933 Andrew Garfield’s dad is American and his mother was English. He also has dual citizenship. Kelly would have been right either way whichever criteria they were going by.

Anna Paquin also born in Winnipeg!

His father - actor Donald - played in many tv series in the UK in the 60s and 70s before earning real money in US movies.

@Quirkyalonesome Are you American? Because that's the only case in which what you say is true. If you go on a holiday to New York and have a baby there, this baby is entitled to an American citizenship. Every other country in the world (as far as I know) does NOT have this law. If I was born on a holiday in Austria, I would most definitely NOT get an Austrian citizenship, I would still be German because my parents are German. Same goes if my parents reside in a country for longer times, not just for a holiday. They don't have a citizenship, I don't get one. I grow up elsewhere, I will only get that citizenship if my parents already have it or apply for it for me. My birth place is not listed in a single document as a German except for my birth certificate itself.

He was born in London on 21st Dec1966, at St Mary's Hospital, Paddington London, to Donald Sutherland and Shirley Douglas both successful Canadian actors who had been living and working in England for some time. He has a twin sister Rachel who works as a post-production film supervisor. His maternal grandfather was Scottish-born Canadian politician and former Premier of Saskatchewan Tommy Douglas, who is widely credited for bringing universal health care to Canada. He's named after director Warren Kiefer who directed his dad in his first film. He has both nationalities.

@Quirkyalonesome I agree but there are some that don't use that. Emma Watson was born in Paris, France and Boris Johnson New York, America.

Andrew speaks with few English words

Audrey Hepburn was born in Belgium, and had a Dutch mother and A British father. I wish this segment was at least consistent with itself!

Good point!

and Audrey Hepburn is Belgian

Kiefer's grandfather was Tommy Douglas, the architect of the Canadian health care system. He's one of ours. Grrr.

There is nationality, where you are born, Ethnicity, your actual culture/people, and Identity, which is usually where you grew up. For example someone can be ethnically Chinese, but born in Vietnam, but moved to the USA as a 1 year old and knows nothing else so sees himself/herself as an American. Actors tend to move a lot. The question should have just been guess their nationality.

@@jaydel3 like Elon Musk, the guy holds 3 citizenships, South African for where he was born, Canadian from where he went to college and cuz his mother is Canadian and American for where hes lived for years now.

@Brains00007 that happens when you move to another country as a child.

They said Kiefer Sutherland was British because that's where he was born but he's Canadian. Then they say Anna Paquin is from New Zealand because that's where she grew up but she was born in Canada. So how does it work, where they grew up, or where they were born?

Anna has citizenship for both New Zealand and Canada. So it's still correct either way.

sort of like Levar Burton was born in Germany, where his dad was stationed, but he's still an American. Kiefer & Rachel were born where their parents were working at the time. 👍

@@primmoore6232 yes. But he's not even a British citizen. He's always referred to as a Canadian actor

He's probably the most scottish person ever... hard to mistake that one.

@@ialeixo84 Was gonna say! No doubts there haha

Tommy Douglas was his Grandfather, not great grandfather.

I think Tommy is Shirley’s father, so he would be Donald Sutherland’s grandfather

@@michelleikoma2953, Tommy IS Shirley [Douglas] Sutherland's dad, but she was married to Donald, and is the mother of twins Kiefer & Rachel.

Corrected. :)

She has New Zealand citizenship though.

Maybe.

As a Canadian, I nearly threw my phone at the wall when they said Kiefer was British.

@Daniel Pejic I won't deny that but they didn't acknowledge both of his nationalities like they did for some of the other answers.

So she doesn't have Mexican blood? She just lived in Mexico? That's still cool but yeah this whole segment was mixed up and inconsistent

Citizenship = New Zealand & Canada

@@christhompson7345 But Anna Paquin was born in Canada and they counted where she grew up.

@@christhompson7345 Yes and no...? He's an English born Canadian. If I remember correctly, his parents were/are Canadian, but they were working in England when Keifer was born. He's also the grandson of Canadian politician and Saskatchewan Premier (a province in Canada) Tommy Douglas, Mr Douglas is the reason we have Universal Healthcare in Canada. It varies for people but Keifer may, and this is without evidence, consider himself half English and half Canadian solely for where he was born and grew up. I'm sorry for the long-winded reply.

Kat Bowl just found out from this video that they’re not sisters. They look like it too so I was fooled.

What’s hilarious is that Hepburn isn’t Audrey’s actual last name 😂😂

I always knew they weren't sister but I grew up thinking they were cousins, wasn't until I was an adult that I learned they arent related at all.

Jay Anthony - British, Mexican, etc are not races either.. not sure why you even said this.

She's half Dutch half British