Name: Isabella Rossellini On Her Unique Accent & American TV - "Late Night With Conan O'Brien"
Uploaded: 2021-03-01T18:41:12.000Z
Duration: 9 min 20 s
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I've only said you're the most beautiful woman in the world.

Is that difficult to hear over and over again?

But it's very please, you know, But I know you do look fantastic.

We just saw this clip here, and we heard you.

A little bit You're doing is that you're doing a German act?

Last time I played and Harry in, uh was here and then played Russian.

I got an accent, so I have to camouflage it with other accents.

You know, German accent was you know why?

Because I think all of us when we want to do something cruel, we go with a little accent and we make a little Nazi immediately.

I know it's a stereotype, but I know it's awful.

I mean, yes, you know, we do it always when we were kids.

So when I had to play this wonderful, warm woman from Berlin bit, you know, strange, but very warm.

And it took me so much, you know, to try to be warm and speak with an accent it was trying to do right, Because because when you speak German, you sort of start of, you know, you want to be Colonel Klink.

You want to wear a Monaco, you know, exactly.

You know, I shouldn't be saying it because it's a stereotype.

All right, Now they're wrong, but they're fun.

Now, uh, now your your accent is tell us about your actually got this fantastic accent.

I grew up in French and Italian bilingual because my mother lived in France and my father lived in Italy.

Uh, but my mother is Swedish, so I learned I actually learned English in Sweden because everybody speaks English in Sweden.

You really have a piece of these three accents?

You know, when I was a kid, a little bit, but I forgot it.

So because sometimes people say, Oh, I can hear the Italian, but there you just Swedish And maybe the Swedish is because I've learned it there.

I mean, it could have you could have combined all these different accents and come out with something that sounded like Lower Bronx or something.

It's such a great voice, I think people that come from Boston and I grew up just hating because everybody in Boston has this, you know, sort of twang.

And American people just I think a lot of them, sometimes they hear.

I thought, like in Boston, you had, like, an aristocratic accent.

You know, a lot of people talking about Cal Jastremski it's not really that aristocratic, but but actually that does sound very nice, but And go.

Yes, I used to say at Fenway Park, You see, you flee the country.

You know how we do it in, In, In, in Europe, when we do an imitation of an American accent, people they don't open their mouth whenever you have to imitate an American.

Sounds like the teacher on Charlie Brown and actually, doesn't it?

Hang on one second because we want to talk a little more about the movie and a lot of other things, too.

We'll have more with Isabella Rossellini in the last segment.

You know I Well, when I grew up in Italy and France, we saw renting Tin and all the great American shows really rich and the other one that nobody remembers.

Gorky had an elephant, and you know it, right?

And then in America, I would always say, Oh, Gorky, I would love to meet Gorky where he's broke into.

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