Are you referring to the actor himself that plays Bill Hodges, or the character having an Irish Accent and working as policeman in the USA for over 30 years?
There's a policeman in the town I grew up I met a few years ago who moved here from Belfast because his family is Catholic. He wanted to be a policeman but couldn't because of the fact that he's Catholic and just about everyone in the police department is Protestant. I asked him why he couldn't have moved to The Republic, but apparently it was easier to come to the U.S. to be a policeman here.
No, you don't need a degree to come to the U.S. for work.
And I LOVE the fact that this character is from Ireland, and I love his accent!
Risposta da RCH2288
il 14 agosto, 2017 alle 1:36PM
Are you referring to the actor himself that plays Bill Hodges, or the character having an Irish Accent and working as policeman in the USA for over 30 years?
Risposta da stugood
il 15 agosto, 2017 alle 9:18AM
the latter. that clears that up. thanks.
Risposta da Satai Delenn
il 19 agosto, 2017 alle 5:19PM
There's a policeman in the town I grew up I met a few years ago who moved here from Belfast because his family is Catholic. He wanted to be a policeman but couldn't because of the fact that he's Catholic and just about everyone in the police department is Protestant. I asked him why he couldn't have moved to The Republic, but apparently it was easier to come to the U.S. to be a policeman here.
No, you don't need a degree to come to the U.S. for work.
And I LOVE the fact that this character is from Ireland, and I love his accent!
Risposta da stugood
il 20 agosto, 2017 alle 9:35AM
I guess he must had family in the US.