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An actor from Manchester playing an American character doing an impression of a Manchester accent but deliberately missing and hitting West Yorkshire (which he surely knows) to an English actress from Essex aiming for a Manchester accent, missing slightly and hitting West Yorkshire. There are layers here people, layers.
Quite the "Layer" of an explanation...but really spot on hilarious too...great job Matthew...and John Mahoney was really on his game at that moment as well...Cheers! ( Loved the way the camera caught Kelsey starting to giggle! )
@@shabustinkslol actually he was known to skip the entire week of rehearsals sometimes and show up on the night of the taping and do the entire episode without having once rehearsed a scene. So it's entirely possible that this was in fact his first time hearing it
@@ribtickle4143 big alcoholic too. Trashed basically every rehearsal but got into character when the cameras rolled. The reason Frasier was on a psychological retreat in Head Game was because he was actually going to rehab irl.
A British actor, pretending to be an American, pretending to do a British accent? Ingenious! Not to mention, Mahoney nails both accents! Martin Crane was my favorite Frasier character!
Yeah, Martin is one of the funniest Frasier characters. Even though Frasier takes credit for getting Niles & Daphne together, when you think about it, it was actually Martin who started it all off in the Season 7 episode "Back Talk" when he says "I've kept my mouth shut for 6 YEARS. I'm not saying anything now". This is what leads Daphne into discovering the truth about Niles' feelings for her.
+metro121482 he lost his accent in the army he came to the united states to live with his sister who was a war bride and enlisted to speed up the citizenship process
He absolutely does not nail it. There were more elements of a Scouse-ish nature in there than Manc. Given that he's is himself Manc, I'm assuming the accent put on there was supposed to be to be a bit of a pisstake of Jane's take on the accent. If that's what it is meant to be, then I suppose you could claim her nailled that.
As someone who watches "Coronation Street" everywhere, I'll agree with "JockMacAbre" in that *John Mahoney rather disappointingly can't even do his own native accent right at all*. However, *if the "ingenious" joke is an American trying to mock a colloquial British person, you could say that is spot on in that it's the best many, if not most, could do.*
There's a great scene on Roseanne, where Joan Collins plays her cousin. Roseanne says "where do you get that hoity-toity accent anyway? You're from Illinois?"
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Dear John Mahoney, your work as an actor has been such a huge influence on me. I've been obsessing over Frasier since I was a child and it inspired me to be an actor. Thank you for your radiance, humour and sparkle. Rest in peace Marty.
@@dougmontgomery1868 Bullshit. Jane Leeves was the weakest thing in the show. It was the extraordinary writing, and David Hyde Pierce's, John Mahoney's and Kelsey Grammar's sublime acting - the combination was so great even the total incompetence of Jane Leeves couldn't stop it being one of the best TV shows of all time.
@@dougmontgomery1868 And your point is what? You too have commented on Jane Leeves' performance so you too are a critic so presumably you see yourself also as comparable to a legless man who teaches running. I have nothing negative to say about the rest of the rest of the cast, all of whom without exception could act.
*John was a Brit-Born American citizen, but he lost his accent after many many MANY decades of living in America. He says it in an interview that every once in a while, his Brit accent came out when he least expected it. RIP John Mahoney. We all miss you.*
@@j04370859 You have to deliberately work to change it pretty much, my Dad is also from England and now in Canada he wasn't able to ditch it as well as Mahoney has but my Dad gets all sorts of weird guesses from people when they as where he's from. Anything ranging from Ireland to New England in the States etc.
@@j04370859 So Mahoney deliberately adopted an American accent to fit in American society but if you live somewhere for a long time your birth accent weakens if you live in a different accent area since you start to subconsciously adopt phrases and inflections. My Mum was born and raised in Derbyshire, when Her and my Dad moved down here (Cambridgeshire) overtime She developed a stereotypical British accent with some Fenlander and East Midlands traits. But when She visits family up in Derbyshire for a week or two, Her birth accent is a lot more distinct.
John Mahoney is just spectacular in this scene. That jump back to his gruff American accent at 00:29, along with his disgust with Daphne, just kills me every time-- "I'll pay for the damn haircut if yuh stop yakkin' and just do it!" Genius. R.I.P.
This is one of the best scenes in the show. From John Mahoney's acting to Frasier's reaction (although I bet that smile is Kelsey enjoying John's performance).
I love how everyone's saying "And it's funny because John Mahoney is a Brit." Not only is he a Brit, he's from Blackpool. Blackpool is only 40 miles from Manchester and the North West accent is strong in both cities, so his impersonation of Daphne's accent is probably his original accent making an appearance rather than an impression
+Fake Name He did live in Wihtington (southern Manchester) fter the war til he was 19 but yeah, it is a bit of an extra laugh for us mancs to hear somebody doing a decent manc accent and then hearing the real thing.
+Patryk Wieczorek (moramento22) Jane Leeves stated that her character Daphne had a Mancunian accent that has faded after living in America for so long.
One of the most hilarious moments in one of my favorite episodes. That Leap Year Experiment went horribly wrong for all concerned - right down to the "Buttons and Bows"! 😂😂😂😂😂😂 I miss John Mahoney. Can't imagine this ensemble without him.💔
Had to come back and watch this just for Mr. Mahoney and pay my respects for his passing on Sunday Feb.4,2018! No doubt he was a joy to work with and He delivered The Goods in EVERY THING He Touched as well on the TV and Movie Screen! I'm so blessed to have been around when he was entertaining The World! Salute
I hope he knows how much he's truly loved and missed❤❤❤❤ he's the reason I keep rewatching frasier soooo many times!!! He's got the best lines!!! RIP John Mahoney ❤❤❤❤
Jane Leeves was looking sooo adorable here. The dress and the way she speaks, very cute. And John Mahoney brilliant as always. Can't get enough of Frasier.
One of my fave scenes from the show! I saw the full episode yesterday during the Independence Day weekend marathon on Hallmark. I just realized that if you click numbers 1 and 4 (14), you can hear Daphne repeat "I don't whine.." I think I'll make that my ringtone. LOL!
OMG, that's hilarious! Frasier is my all time favorite show and I can't believe I don't remember this scene because I love the episode! He does an awesome job with the accent! I"ll have to watch this episode again!
After he finished impersonating her and says "I'll pay for the damn haircut" in an American accent, he slipped a little on the word 'Pay' and went back to his Northern roots! LOVE this clip.
I can't help myself from laughing so damn hard at him doing a British accent but know he moved to America in his teens and tried hard to loose it. This clip cracks me the hell up😂🤣 love and miss you John Mahoney ❤ ♥
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RIP to such an amazing actor
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John Mahoney starred as Bruce Willis father on Striking Distance..
Omg 😱 did Martin die???
@@martybingham8705 he also was in MOON STRUCK & played opposite of Olympia Dukakis & Cher
An actor from Manchester playing an American character doing an impression of a Manchester accent but deliberately missing and hitting West Yorkshire (which he surely knows) to an English actress from Essex aiming for a Manchester accent, missing slightly and hitting West Yorkshire. There are layers here people, layers.
It's like Inception, here. Mind blown!
Oh, crap. I'm getting a headache. :)
Quite the "Layer" of an explanation...but really spot on hilarious too...great job Matthew...and John Mahoney was really on his game at that moment as well...Cheers! ( Loved the way the camera caught Kelsey starting to giggle! )
Ha ha damn, you beat me to it! The irony in this clip is just too much :)
All the while, the whole things goes over the American audiences' heads.
P.S. His surname is 'Mahoney', so he's one of ours too (Irish) lol.
Kelsey Grammer seems to be thoroughly enjoying watching John at work here.
That wasn't a Frasier smile at the end. That was a Kelsey Grammer smile towards John Mahoney being absolutely brilliant
I love the look on Frasier’s face: “That’s my old man.”
it also looked like "damn, hes good"
thats a brilliant English accent love Martin
Also an actor's moment, "Damn I'm getting paid to have this much fun."
He's like woaaaahhhhhh I never knew he could do that
@@graceskerp I was gonna say, I think there's more Kelsey than Frasier in that moment, and he's just enjoying what's going on in front of him!
That smirk Frasier has kills me.
I love Kelsey Grammer's smile in this. Makes me wonder if he hadn't heard John Mahoney's impression until then.
@ Wait WHAT?! Seriously, he didn't go to rehearsals??
@@shabustinkslol actually he was known to skip the entire week of rehearsals sometimes and show up on the night of the taping and do the entire episode without having once rehearsed a scene. So it's entirely possible that this was in fact his first time hearing it
Plus I heard he was a coke addict throughout like 4 seasons of Frasier.
@@ribtickle4143 big alcoholic too. Trashed basically every rehearsal but got into character when the cameras rolled. The reason Frasier was on a psychological retreat in Head Game was because he was actually going to rehab irl.
“Me Grammy Moon” 😭😭😭
"IIIIIII don't whiiiiiiiiiine!"
Kelaiah01 I love the way she delivered that line 🤣
A British actor, pretending to be an American, pretending to do a British accent? Ingenious! Not to mention, Mahoney nails both accents! Martin Crane was my favorite Frasier character!
Yeah, Martin is one of the funniest Frasier characters. Even though Frasier takes credit for getting Niles & Daphne together, when you think about it, it was actually Martin who started it all off in the Season 7 episode "Back Talk" when he says "I've kept my mouth shut for 6 YEARS. I'm not saying anything now". This is what leads Daphne into discovering the truth about Niles' feelings for her.
+metro121482 he lost his accent in the army he came to the united states to live with his sister who was a war bride and enlisted to speed up the citizenship process
He absolutely does not nail it. There were more elements of a Scouse-ish nature in there than Manc. Given that he's is himself Manc, I'm assuming the accent put on there was supposed to be to be a bit of a pisstake of Jane's take on the accent. If that's what it is meant to be, then I suppose you could claim her nailled that.
As someone who watches "Coronation Street" everywhere, I'll agree with "JockMacAbre" in that *John Mahoney rather disappointingly can't even do his own native accent right at all*.
However, *if the "ingenious" joke is an American trying to mock a colloquial British person, you could say that is spot on in that it's the best many, if not most, could do.*
There's a great scene on Roseanne, where Joan Collins plays her cousin. Roseanne says "where do you get that hoity-toity accent anyway? You're from Illinois?"
"I'll pay for the damn haircut if you stop yapping and just do it"🤣🤣🤣
Wonderful acting by John, but can we take a moment to appreciate how adorable Jane Leeves is here!
Using Jane Leeves AND adorable in the same sentence is redundant
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Redundant because it doesn't even need to be said.
Rest In Peace, John.
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Godspeed, John :'(
1940-2018
I was really surprised when I found out that John Mahoney was actually born in the UK.
Can you see my head? Neither can I, cause it just exploded - not that I could see it in the first place....
RunaroundStar As Frasier would say "Oh dear God!".
+Andrew Chapman 😂
Andrew Chapman You wouldn't think it would ya? His American accent is that Convincing it shocked me when I discovered he is from the North like me 😀
After living in the midwest, Illinois in particular, it doesn't really take too long to pick up the accent. He had decades of experience.
RIP John. The show with the most sophisticated humor. My fave.
"I'm so sick e' me HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEH"
"that reminds me of the craaaziest thing me grammy Moon used to say" HAHAHAH. PURE GOLD.
Dear John Mahoney, your work as an actor has been such a huge influence on me. I've been obsessing over Frasier since I was a child and it inspired me to be an actor. Thank you for your radiance, humour and sparkle. Rest in peace Marty.
My daughter loves this episode and whenever she gets whiny, I imitate Daphne's "I-I-I-I don't whinnnnne" and she always laughs.
What a legend. It may have been called Frasier, but really it was the triumvirate of Martin, Frasier and Niles that made it.
Nah, it was all of them. And take out the Niles and Daphne thread and the show would be half as good at best.
Hey, don't leave Daphne out of it. Give her her due.🙂👩⚕️
@@dougmontgomery1868 Bullshit. Jane Leeves was the weakest thing in the show. It was the extraordinary writing, and David Hyde Pierce's, John Mahoney's and Kelsey Grammar's sublime acting - the combination was so great even the total incompetence of Jane Leeves couldn't stop it being one of the best TV shows of all time.
To answer Liz Clegg: Channing Pollock once said, "Critics are legless men who teach running."😝
@@dougmontgomery1868 And your point is what? You too have commented on Jane Leeves' performance so you too are a critic so presumably you see yourself also as comparable to a legless man who teaches running. I have nothing negative to say about the rest of the rest of the cast, all of whom without exception could act.
*John was a Brit-Born American citizen, but he lost his accent after many many MANY decades of living in America. He says it in an interview that every once in a while, his Brit accent came out when he least expected it. RIP John Mahoney. We all miss you.*
I wondered something, how does losing an accent actually happen? I never understood this
@@j04370859 You have to deliberately work to change it pretty much, my Dad is also from England and now in Canada he wasn't able to ditch it as well as Mahoney has but my Dad gets all sorts of weird guesses from people when they as where he's from. Anything ranging from Ireland to New England in the States etc.
@@j04370859 So Mahoney deliberately adopted an American accent to fit in American society but if you live somewhere for a long time your birth accent weakens if you live in a different accent area since you start to subconsciously adopt phrases and inflections. My Mum was born and raised in Derbyshire, when Her and my Dad moved down here (Cambridgeshire) overtime She developed a stereotypical British accent with some Fenlander and East Midlands traits. But when She visits family up in Derbyshire for a week or two, Her birth accent is a lot more distinct.
Take Roger Moore for example. He was a cockney who fashioned a "refined" English accent to basically get ahead in the acting profession
My father is dutch but basically grew up in nyc...people can't place where he is from.
John Mahoney is just spectacular in this scene. That jump back to his gruff American accent at 00:29, along with his disgust with Daphne, just kills me every time-- "I'll pay for the damn haircut if yuh stop yakkin' and just do it!" Genius. R.I.P.
I wonder were those lines in a same shot
This is one of the best scenes in the show. From John Mahoney's acting to Frasier's reaction (although I bet that smile is Kelsey enjoying John's performance).
RIP John Mahoney! 😭😭😭
Sara Medina Yes! I'm so sad. Just adored him on this show.
Wonder how they'll handle his passing in the new Frasier return 😪
I love how everyone's saying "And it's funny because John Mahoney is a Brit." Not only is he a Brit, he's from Blackpool. Blackpool is only 40 miles from Manchester and the North West accent is strong in both cities, so his impersonation of Daphne's accent is probably his original accent making an appearance rather than an impression
Rachelle Tregear I'm from Manchester :P
+Fake Name He did live in Wihtington (southern Manchester) fter the war til he was 19 but yeah, it is a bit of an extra laugh for us mancs to hear somebody doing a decent manc accent and then hearing the real thing.
+Patryk Wieczorek (moramento22)
Jane Leeves stated that her character Daphne had a Mancunian accent that has faded after living in America for so long.
He also lived in Withington for a bit!
His family is actually from Manchester and they moved to Blackpool to avoid the bombings during the war. Isn't Wikipedia great?
Just last week UA-cam started recommending Frasier clips to me and now I see in the comments Martin has passed away.
Such a strange feeling. RIP.
Here after hearing of John's death...truly devastated...
This scene cracks me up every time! "I'm so sick of me hair!" Too funny! Rest in peace, John Mahoney. We all loved you on "Frasier."
NEVER get sick of this show, amazing the whole cast!
daphne is so darn cute
Ok Niles
He was truly a central part of that wonderful show. RIP John.
RIP John. That impersonation was brilliant.
Rest In Peace John Mahoney, you brought so many laughs.
Rest in Peace, John Mahoney(Martin).
Lol he sounded more like Daphne than Daphne.
That was a really good impersonation! He even nailed the tone of her voice.
RIP John Mahoney. Great man of theatre and my favorite Frasier character.
martin loved daphne from the very moment she moved in
“You think I should get it cut like Princess Di?” ROFL
One of my favorite moments of the series. 😂
One of the most hilarious moments in one of my favorite episodes. That Leap Year Experiment went horribly wrong for all concerned - right down to the "Buttons and Bows"! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I miss John Mahoney. Can't imagine this ensemble without him.💔
I saw this on T.V. when I was like six, and to this day "I don't whiiiiiine!" Still gets stuck in my head at the most random times.
That reminds of the craziest thing me granny Moon used to say lmao
RIP John Mahoney! Loved him as Martin Crane in Frasier, one of the best written and acted shows of all time!
“That reminds me the craziest thing me Grammy Moon used to say.”
R.I.P John Mahoney.
Had to come back and watch this just for Mr. Mahoney and pay my respects for his passing on Sunday Feb.4,2018! No doubt he was a joy to work with and He delivered The Goods in EVERY THING He Touched as well on the TV and Movie Screen! I'm so blessed to have been around when he was entertaining The World! Salute
I hope he knows how much he's truly loved and missed❤❤❤❤ he's the reason I keep rewatching frasier soooo many times!!! He's got the best lines!!! RIP John Mahoney ❤❤❤❤
Rest in Peace, John Mahoney, forever the foil to David Hyde and Kelsey Grammer.
What makes it ever more amazing is it's John doing an impression of Martin doing an impression of Daphne! :-D
Such a great scene in a great episode! _"Look before you Leap"._
Oh how I miss this great show. Clips like this only serve to remind me.
That was an incredible impression.
Rip
John Mahoney
One of the best 5 actors
(The other 4 are from Frasier also)
R.I.P. MARTIN/JOHN. you made us laugh so much. Thanks ☃️☃️☃️☃️☃️☃️☃️
Exactly the clip I was looking for. 🤣🤣
Farewell 😢😭, it is sad but I guess the memories will always be eternal.
The smirk Kelsey does in trying not to corpse is so funny. Glad they kept it in.
I appreciate how much they rolled with throughout the show.
"That would be a dramatic exit, if only her room were that way."
John Mahoney was amazing as Marty Crane, so many funny and heartfelt moments. RIP
“Iiiiii don’t whine” so cute
Martin for me was the best him and little Eddie spaghetti ☺💚
Jane Leeves was looking sooo adorable here. The dress and the way she speaks, very cute. And John Mahoney brilliant as always. Can't get enough of Frasier.
The fact that John Mahoney was British makes this even funnier.
RIP. He was great in Frasier.
One of my fave scenes from the show!
I saw the full episode yesterday during the Independence Day weekend marathon on Hallmark. I just realized that if you click numbers 1 and 4 (14), you can hear Daphne repeat "I don't whine.." I think I'll make that my ringtone. LOL!
Aaaaaaaand replay.
Brecken Willowheart lol exactly what I did 😂
Constantly! I repeat the entire episode!
OMG, that's hilarious! Frasier is my all time favorite show and I can't believe I don't remember this scene because I love the episode! He does an awesome job with the accent! I"ll have to watch this episode again!
THANKS FOR EVERYTHING, JOHN MAHONEY, WHO PASSED AWAY YESTERDAY AT THE AGE OF 77.
RIP
His impersonation was spot on! One of my fave scenes of Frasier
What a great show! RIP John Mahoney.
Rest in Peace Martin, the best TV father I wish I had.
RIP John Mahoney.
He does an absolutely superb imitation of Daphne! LOL
Good lord.... I was laughing so hard, by the time he said the bit about Granny Moon, I almost passed out.
The man was a national treasure.
An amazing actor!
"Hey, I "doan't" see YOU "tekkin'" any big leaps today!"
That accent from Northern England ALWAYS cracks me up. Reminds me of Jon Snow.
The way he says "I'm so sick of me hair" just reminds me of David Jason as Granville in Open All Hours XDDD
That is almost CREEPY how spot on that accent is.
He's from the UK.
He is from Manchester England
It's nice to hear stories about how supportive the cast was to the guest stars and each other
Just finished the last episode. So gonna miss this show.
John Mahoney. . . One of my favorite actors of all time!
Rest In Peace Mr Mahoney.
Tragic that most actors are not this talented, humorous, intelligent, nor educated anymore. RIP, John Mahoney.
Since John Mahoney is actually English (and from Lancashire, very near to Manchester), this is actually much closer to his normal accent.
RIP to a comedy genius.
Fun fact: John Mahoney used to sell snacks on matchday at Old Trafford (the football Old Trafford not the cricket one). It's a funny old game.
Kelsey Grammer was about to burst out laughing..
I miss this shell so much Martin was hysterical God bless you sir
Omg it's so weird hearing him as anything other than a gruff American.
Do you know that he is actually from Manchester England in real life? Over the years he lost his British accent.
jasonito23 or maybe he is acting -.-
He sound a bit like Rik Mayall, I thought
He did an English accent as well on the simpsons
R.I.P. ty for the laughs,yu & Eddie my favs
After he finished impersonating her and says "I'll pay for the damn haircut" in an American accent, he slipped a little on the word 'Pay' and went back to his Northern roots! LOVE this clip.
RIP John Mahoney
And he didn't even touch on Daphne's most annoying claim " Ahm SEYE-kick, eets ah GEEEEFT. always had eeet"
I can't help myself from laughing so damn hard at him doing a British accent but know he moved to America in his teens and tried hard to loose it. This clip cracks me the hell up😂🤣 love and miss you John Mahoney ❤ ♥
😂👏One of my favorite moments of the show.
It cracks me up hearing him imitate her every time 😂
We'll always remember him.
The funny thing is Mahoney is the one that helped Leeves get the accent right.