Wait, Is Gillian Anderson American Or British?

Totally unbothered. Gillian Anderson isn’t concerned by recent chatter surrounding her English accent, which recently came into question when she delivered her Golden Globes acceptance speech earlier this month in an American accent.

Gillian Anderson isn’t spending much time worried about questions over her accent. The actress threw people for a loop after she won a Golden Globe last weekend for her role on “The Crown”, and delivered her acceptance speech in an American accent.

Gillian Anderson isn't spending much time worried about questions over her accent. The actress threw people for a loop after she won a Golden Globe last weekend for her role on , and delivered her acceptance speech in an American accent.Fans were surprised, as she's given interviews in the past with an English accent and she was winning the award for playing the U.K.

battling extradition to the US on espionage charges.“I am a proud dual citizen and believe strongly that America, of all places, will do right by Julian,” she said of Assange, who faces a maximum sentence of 175 years in prison.

Gillian Anderson is bidialectal.The 52-year-old actress was born in Chicago and moved to London when she was 5. When she was 11, she moved back to the United States and lived in Michigan, spending enough time in both the U.S.

Ta-ta, Twitter! Alec Baldwin left the social media platform on Wednesday, March 3, after receiving backlash over a joke about Gillian Anderson.

a CNN story titled ‘Gillian Anderson’s American accent throws some people off’, referencing Anderson speaking in her natural American accent at last week’s Golden Globes, despite usually speaking with a British accent in her roles.After tweeting out the story and adding the caption: “Switching accents ? That sounds…fascinating,” users criticised Baldwin for what they deemed to be an unnecessary and spiteful comment.In a new video posted to Instagram yesterday (March 3), Baldwin says the hate led

Alec Baldwin said he deactivated his Twitter account following the reaction to a comment about actress Gillian Anderson. The Hollywood actor responded to a post about Anderson – who is American but played Margaret Thatcher in The Crown – “switching accents”.

Alec Baldwin has quit Twitter after backlash over a tweet about Gillian Anderson's American accent. The 62-year-old actor responded to criticism on the social media site after he reposted a news story about 'The Crown' actress - who was born in the US and grew up in the UK and the States - using an American accent as she accepted her Golden Globe award for her role as Margaret Thatcher.

Alec Baldwin has quit Twitter for the second time this year. The actor announced he had deactivated his account on Wednesday (3 March) because of people criticising him for a tweet he posted about Gillian Anderson’s American accent.

Alec Baldwin, 62, got a lot of attention on Mar. 3 when he asked if Gillian Anderson, 52, was “switching accents” during her acceptance speech for winning the Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Series for her work on The Crown.

Alec Baldwin made a joking remark about Gillian Anderson’s accent while trying to make a point about the controversy that’s been dogging his wife.

Months after Hilaria Baldwin came under fire for allegedly faking her Spanish accent and heritage, Alec Baldwin is weighing in on talk about Gillian Anderson‘s accent.

The Crown was the runaway hit at Sunday night's Golden Globes. As well as taking home the top prize for Best Drama Series, Best Performance by an Actor in a Drama Series (Josh O'Connor) and Best Performance by an Actress in a Drama Series (Emma Corrin), Gillian Anderson also bagged the award for Best Supporting Actress.

Gillian Anderson looked sensational accepting her Golden Globe award - 24 years after she first won one. At the virtual ceremony on Sunday (28 February) Gillian took home the award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Supporting Role for her portrayal of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in series four of The Crown.