British radio host Mark Lawson felt Russell Crowe’s latest wrath of anger on May 13, Popeater.com is reporting.  During an interview on the BBC Radio 4 show Front Row, Lawson said he heard a hint of an Irish accent in the actor’s new title role in ‘Robin Hood.’  Crowe, who comes from Australia, became extremely upset, asking the host, “What were you thinking of?”

The actor also said “You’ve got dead ears, mate.  You’ve seriously got dead ears if you think that’s an Irish accent.”  Lawson said he only heard a hint of an Irish accent, and the Oscar winner became even angier.

Lawson then asked Crowe if he was instead trying for a Northern English accent, to which the actor replied, “No, I was going for an Italian.”  The talk show host then tried to turn the interview around, asking if the reports that Crowe refused to say certain famous lines in ‘Gladiator,’ one of his other collaborations with Scott, were true.  The actor refused to answer, and instead walked out of the studio.

Written by: Karen Benardello

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