When the UK Stars Meet USA Celebrities on The GN Show |The Graham Norton Show 

You did it even for this comment.

I was expecting "girls over 12" in this compilation

My professor gave me 2 quizzes, 3 objectives and an essay last week and they are due tonight by 11:59pm. I started the day they were assigned and didnt touch them again till today. Wish my luck on my anatomy assignments 🥴

I'm with you loool, me 15 yrs ago

@@alyciagordanalyciagordan5497 j BNI

She probably took months to coax him out of the baseball cap

@IfYouQuoteSomeone IsThatAllYouGot She was being sincere

Not like jim & pam tho

@@formularguments265 obviously, because they're a fictional couple

@@annother3350 I love the fact that as soon as he changed it to a tweed hat, someone said _"Alright?"_

And you know that from tv interviews?

@@filmneek ahah,, yeah, i guess. that's the opinion i built up watching her on "tv interviews". if im wrong, then im wrong.

@@merppmerpp04 she is indeed

@@filmneek you must be fun at parties

Mereya -- I was going to say, if she's not truly a sweet supportive woman, she sure is an excellent ACTOR!! 👍 LOL.

That's because it's the best English accent by an American actor EVER!😄

@@pseudonayme7717 Chris Pratt is a national treasure!!! 🥰

I HATE THAT PIECE OF S

its SO GOOD

@@latrolettteeeeeee Wow Wee! Why?

I think an American came in get too tbh

😂🤣

Semi american ☝️😌

Came out holding a gun and yelling about freedom!

@@IceMetalPunk The irony of Americans claiming they are a free country. Lol

It's close between him and Conan.

yeah it's either graham norton or Conan. Conan is very very funny, but its different because he has Andy Richter as a sidekick (and all of his employees really), whilst Graham is there alone, and he allows a lot of interaction betweens his guests as well.

Interrupting people when they speak is very American The British generally have better manners than the uncouth Americans I love Seth by the way 😁

Graham Norton is Irish not British

@@bronxcheer1484 We all know that. But he lives and works in London, and Irish culture is mutually intelligible and recognisable to the British, and vice-versa. So your point is moot.

lol Ruffalo was so savage with that comment

@@TonyEnglandUK So on point though, i wouldn't want that weirdo any where near my kids...

@@maxnaz47 wait what??

@@maxnaz47 Josh isn't a "weirdo", he writes children's stories, Ruffalo was joking about what was said between them earlier in Graham's show.

@@TonyEnglandUK nothing you can say would ever change my mind about him, it's obvious he's not right in the head.

We need him in a Guy Ritchie movie doing this accent.

He was hilarious imitating the show

Never gets old

@Eric England is in Britain.

Eric He sounds just like the people in Towie.

Ryan Gosling too 😉

Graham isn't American or British either.

It was Gosling lol

That''s North American we're counting him!

@@leifhietala8074 British Commonwealth, we count him as British...

Anyone who has watched any of it

do you really write this under every video?

Yep

👍🏼😂

Oh Thank god Im not the only one

Conan got the USA

as an american i agree most of our talk show hosts suck. there is few good ones though

USA only has Conan. The rest are garbage. It's such a shame they cancelled Craig Ferguson too

I agree! Graham’s the best!

@@TC0901 agreed

i just became a dual citizen so i’ll keep this in mind LOL

lol

More specifically "y'aright"

The “enemies to lovers" trope!

Problem is, their children don't like each other that much

Like The Netherlands and Belgiums. I hate u belgiums. Just kidding love ya

Like Hobbs and Shaw??

Up until the point where you got identical political leaders 🙄

We'll honestly he is quite funny even for a randome stranger..he's just got a way of saying things...but I get and appreciate what you're saying

I hope you get to do that. 👍🏽 That's one of my dreams too.

Coffee, coffee, boy do I need more coffee.

​@@FreakieFan Would you like some more coffee?

@@RyanTheCreator **Coffee, coffee, boy do I need more coffee. **

Should have jailed Tom hanks at customs

@@RyanTheCreator COFFEE PLEASE TOM HANKS GIVE ME SOME COFFEE

Ikr? And why was there such a large space next to McConaughey on the couch - does he smell, or something?

I didn't get it for up to three minutes straight

I love people like you.

😂😂😂

😂😂😂

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Agreed

From France and hell it is 🤩🤩

Same from Bosnia 🙋🏼‍♀️

sedim dva sata gledam samo njega hahahah :D

Same, from Croatia 😃😃

and he is not American.

After they showed Josh talking, I assumed the Ruffalo comment was going to make an appearance right at the end.

oh most definitely It really does help to see this one first for context, too

same oops :D

Ryan Gosling almost passed out laughing during that interview

But he looks like he is cool with it.

The biggest trade up in movie history.

I mean he’s in the right continent

@Brains00007 Yeah, but every clip has been about highlighting an interaction between two people. She was not involved.

Most American stars are Canadian it seems of late😊

And Graham Norton isn't from the UK.

@@eoinh1 He's not even from the Republic of Ireland, at least that is what they will tell you in The Peoples' Republic of Cork!

lol. Nobody is insured enough for that to happen 😄

Why do you British think that you have the hardest accent on the planet 😂 many American can drive the British accent if they hear it a few time lol.

@@SM-ot5rv They really can’t. There are only a handful I can think of that are anywhere close and most of those can only do a posh accent. As a working class Brit, Chris Pratt’s impression of a Towie accent is the best regional working class accent I’ve heard.

@@fluffyjojo4570 It's because most Americans aren't exposed to British accents on a very regular basis. British people are highly exposed to American accents, so it's easy for British people to imitate us. Chris Pratt can do that accent so well because he's watched so many episodes of that show, as he mentioned. However, if you ask any other American to do a British accent, most will say something stereotypical, like "Pip, pip, cheerio!", or "bo'oh o wa'ah" ("bottle of water", lol). If you don't have familiarity with an accent, you can't imitate it well and go straight to stereotypes.

What makes Chris Pratt "as American as it gets"? He's no more or less American than literally any other American. Where do people get this stuff? lol

@@anyaw340 it’s not just that British people are exposed to American accents. It’s that British people are exposed to tons of accents, constantly, non stop, because Britain is full of them. Our tiny island literally has 60 distinct dialects of native English crammed in with each other. Any Brit can immediately figure out someone’s hometown, social class and often ethnicity just by how they speak. This means Brits get very good at picking up on nuances between accents and figuring out how to imitate them. Americans don’t have that same exposure at all.

He reminded me a little of Adele's way of talking

Emphasis on WAS

Exactly. Essex is where all the spoilt rich kids of London socialites live😏

That is exactly why I thought! British valley girl!

It's new money though. They're ex EastEnders who have often made a bit of money and love the designer labels

D.M. Worthen jersey shore.

Yeah! How did he get up there?