Jesse Spencer returned to Australia for his first appearance in his home country in 20 years.
The Melbourne-born actor, who rose to fame in Neighbors and US medical drama Home, is in the city filming the final Days of the House Edge on Disney+.
Appearing on The Mission on Tuesday night, Jessie, 45, surprised the show’s hosts with how clearly her Australian accent still sounds despite living in the United States for decades.
– Are you saying I’m putting it on? is it working? Jesse joked, but later admitted that it comes and goes.
“It comes back very quickly as soon as you get off the plane. obviously When you’re doing the bidding and you’re surrounded by Americans on set, I mean, it really helps (to maintain the American accent),’ Jesse explained.
“Whatever surrounds you is like a form of osmosis, I guess, and you just absorb it and reabsorb it.”
Jesse also said that although he returns to Melbourne every year, the country has changed a lot since he has lived there full-time.
‘I’ve been out of the country for so long, it’s weird, and every time you come back, everything changes.
Jesse Spencer (pictured) returned to Australia to appear in his homeland for the first time in 20 years. The Melbourne-born actor, who rose to fame in Neighbors and US medical drama Home, is in the city filming the final Days of the House Edge on Disney+.
‘I was driving along the Southbank trying to find the Rialto. Where? Tallest building in Melbourne. “I don’t get it,” he said, laughing.
It was explained to them that now tall buildings have come into view.
‘I know, it’s all over the shop!’ Jessie further said, ‘I try to come home once a year. It is important to return home.
This comes after the actor debuted a stunning new look.
In the trailer for Disney+’s Final Days of the House Edge, Jesse, who once impressed with his youthful good looks and charming blonde hair, looks very different in several scenes of the new show.
Appearing on The Mission on Tuesday night, Jessie, 45, surprised the show’s hosts with how clearly her Australian accent still sounds despite living in the United States for decades.
He has gone from a laid-back guy to a more distinguished look, playing a father in drama series, with a beard and gray hair.
The series is based on three families in Perth in 1979, when the American space station lands near the Western Australian city.
Jesse plays father Tony Bissett, who juggles his familiar life while also leading a strike at the local power plant.
The new feature is a welcome departure for Spencer, who says he’s looking forward to producing in Australia after working in the US for so long.
He told, ‘I was looking for an Australian production probably since 2004.’ Sydney Morning Herald,
In the trailer for Disney+’s Final Days of the House Edge, Jesse, who once impressed with his youthful good looks and attractive blonde hair, looks very different in several scenes of the new show (left)
‘We have this hiatus, but TV networks, schedules – sometimes I’d have six weeks off, sometimes a little more – but it’s very difficult to make production work.
‘When you’re in [network TV]“It’s very hard to leave,” he explained.
The Melbourne-born actor also spoke tv week About his reasons for joining the Disney+ production.
‘I left Chicago Fireplace and started a family, and I did that for a while, until the last days of the space period came around.
“It was nice to be able to work for a few months on my first Australian project in 20 years. I was very excited to do that,” he said.
Jesse’s acting career began as Billy Kennedy, the youngest son of Dr. Carl and Susan Kennedy, in the soap opera Neighbors from 1994 to 2000.
Jesse moved to America and got his big break as Dr. Robert Chase in the medical drama Home, starring opposite Hugh Laurie from 2004 to 2012.
Jesse’s acting career began as Billy Kennedy, the youngest son of Dr. Carl and Susan Kennedy, in the soap opera Neighbors from 1994 to 2000. Pictured is Jessie with co-star Brooke Satchwell
He moved to America and got his big break as Dr. Robert Chase in the medical drama Home, starring opposite Hugh Laurie from 2004 to 2012.
Jessie starred as a lead actor in the action drama Chicago Firearm until 2020 and has since made guest appearances on the show.
Also in 2020, he married his longtime girlfriend, research scientist Kali Woodruff, in a private ceremony in Florida.
Australian actor reveals the good news The Daily Telegraph and called the couple’s special day a “ray of hope for 2020.”
In 2020, he married his longtime girlfriend, research scientist Kali Woodruff (left), in a private ceremony in Florida.
“Despite the surge in COVID, the relocation, the dust clouds in the Sahara, not to mention the torrential storms, we managed to cross the border on our wedding day and I’m a very lucky man,” Jessie told the publication. ,
“What a ray of hope for 2020. She’s smart, beautiful, and beyond her years,” he said proudly of his new wife.
‘We were very happy. She is my port in every storm, and we are already excited to move on to the next phase of our lives.’
Melbourne-born Jessie started dating Kali in 2014 after meeting her at a Chicago music competition.
According to the publication, he popped the question last year during a week-long hike in the Peruvian Andes.
Jessie previously dated Brazilian surfer Maya Gabeira from 2010 to 2013.
Jessie starred as a lead actor in the action drama Chicago Firearm until 2020 and has since made guest appearances on the show.
