Stephen Fry considers move to the US
November 19 2009 by Liam Clifford
Stephen Fry has revealed that he is looking for a place in LA.
Stephen Fry, the presenter,
actor, comedian and writer, is thought of by many as a British institution.
However, he is reported to be considering making a permanent move to the
US.
Fry says he would be thrilled to gain US citizenship “if they’ll have
me”. He said he has recently been looking for a house in Los Angeles to be
nearer his former comedy partner Hugh Laurie, who has made a name for himself in
the US by playing the lead in the hit series House.
Speaking at an awards
ceremony in LA Fry exclaimed about his move to the US, "I'm looking for a place in LA. I do love
America."
Fry recently filmed a series for the BBC called Stephen Fry In
America, where he drove around all 50 states, clearly enjoying the experience
and the company of the American people.
The speculation about Fry follows
reports that comedian and writer Ben Elton is moving to Australia. This week he
has caused much controversy after launching into a tirade against the royal
family during an interview on Australian TV. He called the Queen a “sad little
old lady" and Prince Phillip a “mad old bigot who wishes he was still in the
war”.
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