Despite that Rogen was born outside the US, his success and fame as an actor is the result of his work with American cinema. The way Bob has it written here, "American" is an adjective to describe the word "stars," so either the stars are Americans themselves, or they are stars of American culture/audiences. So I think there's indeed a certain legitimacy to calling him an "American star."Saulkar said:"In addition to Wiig, they were also glad to get to work with a cast of American stars like Seth Rogen (the voice of Paul)"
Seth Rogen was born in Vancouver. Unless you are using the term to describe someone from North America then you fudgied up.
I'll role with that.N3Burgener said:Despite that Rogen was born outside the US, his success and fame as an actor is the result of his work with American cinema. The way Bob has it written here, "American" is an adjective to describe the word "stars," so either the stars are Americans themselves, or they are stars of American culture/audiences. So I think there's indeed a certain legitimacy to calling him an "American star."Saulkar said:"In addition to Wiig, they were also glad to get to work with a cast of American stars like Seth Rogen (the voice of Paul)"
Seth Rogen was born in Vancouver. Unless you are using the term to describe someone from North America then you fudgied up.
Just noting, by your definition, Christian Bale and Anna Paquin would be "American" stars.N3Burgener said:Despite that Rogen was born outside the US, his success and fame as an actor is the result of his work with American cinema. The way Bob has it written here, "American" is an adjective to describe the word "stars," so either the stars are Americans themselves, or they are stars of American culture/audiences. So I think there's indeed a certain legitimacy to calling him an "American star."Saulkar said:"In addition to Wiig, they were also glad to get to work with a cast of American stars like Seth Rogen (the voice of Paul)"
Seth Rogen was born in Vancouver. Unless you are using the term to describe someone from North America then you fudgied up.
Spot on!Delusibeta said:Correction corner: Spaced was a Channel 4 show, produced by LWT (now absorbed into ITV Productions)
I'm one of these heh. Saw SPACED one night on the television when I was younger, really enjoyed it as it was something I could really get into, the humour was spot on, it referenced a hell of a lot of things I love [the 3rd Episode of the first season is epic, has a full on Resident Evil 2 parody, and I've been a fan of Resi since day one hehe], the cast are brilliant, and it's in my top 5 of best TV series' ever!Though dedicated Anglophiles likely discovered their revitalized take on the otherwise-waning subgenre of pop-referential nerd/slacker comedy in the Channel4 sitcom Spaced,
I'm pretty sure he's Canadianwork with a cast of American stars like Seth Rogen (the voice of Paul)