Stephen Fry Says He Would be “Honored” to be a US Citizen
November 17, 2009 by Lynn
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The man we know affectionately as Bones‘ Chef (Dr.) Gordon Gordon Wyatt, Stephen Fry was recently asked if he would ever consider becoming a citizen of the United States. He said that he would be “honored”…”if they would have me.” LOL!
The Cambridge graduate, who lives in North London, toured the U.S. in a black London taxi for his BBC series, Stephen Fry in America.
Fry said: ‘I’m looking for a place in LA. I do love America. I had an apartment in New York for many years and have just sold that so I do want somewhere in America and I think now, having loved the East Coast as I do, I might just make it the West Coast.
‘I’d be happy to be here. I love the weather. I have a mild form of bipolar disease. One of the things that really helps my moods is the sunshine.
Fry has appeared in several Hollywood movies and features as psychiatrist Dr Gordon Wyatt in the popular U.S. drama Bones.
That makes me wonder if Stephen would become a more regular guest star on Bones if he was so much more available. I would personally love to see more of him on the show. And now that he’s a chef, he wouldn’t jeopardize Sweets’ role in the show. What do you think?
I think it would be great if SF moved to the states. It would be an honor to have him as an US citizen. I would also love to see him more on Bones. His character always ads a bit of fun.
I would love to see him guesting on Bones more times.He is so funny and he always give us a little bit more about Booth and Brennan
Yeah that great idea and I love Stephen Fry come back more on Bones,because he is very good and so funny when he work during talk with Brennan and Booth together