nothing. In this version of the United Kingdom, we can see the British people’s weirdness, inherent embarrassment, awkwardness, and incomprehension. The character of measures. Ricky Gervais is a small person, but he has a little power. He wants to use it, but he has limited courage. I missed the opportunity to test and tentatively, and I always touched my nose. In order to overcome my embarrassment, I played a little humor when I was okay, but I either played the wrong occasion or overplayed it. On the contrary, it gave people the impression of shamelessness. He also knew that he seemed to be relatively lame in social interactions, so he continued to cheer himself up. Of course, the result always disappointed him, but it gave me the satisfaction of the audience. Some people think that he has portrayed a person who doesn’t know what to do, but I think he is similar to many British people around me. They are actually very shy. They don’t know what to do to hide what they are overwhelmed. All the efforts they make are to make I don't live so awkwardly, but the harder I try to be awkward. After watching this film, it feels like eating a plate of weird beans, and it's kind of delicious.
The American one, I heard that I learned from the British at first, but the American audience was not enthusiastic enough and had to follow the American style. Later, there were fewer and fewer self-deprecating factors. I said it was a bit of a mess, and I couldn't help being serious. The characters inside never know how to take themselves seriously and become really take themselves seriously. There was actually a wedding later, which completed the transformation from bean curd dregs to butter cakes. Uh, even the goose bumps in the United States are glamorous.
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