Does he live in France perminantly or does he also live part time in LA? Where do his kids live? Are they french or american citezens?
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Depp commutes from France (where his long-term girlfriend, French singer Vanessa Paradis lives) and L.A.\n\nI guess their children have a double nationality.
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Born, raised and still living in Los Angeles.  I have lived in three different areas in town (Central, Westside and Southwest).  I moved twice with my parents for a total of 3 residences, then once to my own condo, then from there to the house I am in now...total 4 moves to my 5th home.  My mom came out from Detroit during WWII to work for Lockheed inspecting rivets on bombers and stayed here after the war...my dad came out west to L.A. from Massachusetts when he was discharged from the service after WWII...the rest is (my) history...
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Faut pas généraliser ! C'est vrai quand-même que beaucoup d'Américains ont une opinion sur tout sans bouger de leur sofa..FoX TV is GOD !\n\nIt's a love- hate relationship. When I read above - forgot the name , fitzstg- immediately the book "60 million Frenchmen can't be wrong" came to my mind...and it was linked as a source !\n\nBoundaries..what is personal and what is not..we have different notions. People do not understand this concept.\nI would never ever say "I hate such and such nationality" myself. I might dislike a mentality but the person comes first.\n\nIn my view, Americans tend - ON THE WHOLE - to view things as black and white/wrong- right. No shades of grey, no in-between. If you look up answers here, most tend to be : no way or yes....not "depends on the situation..etc".\n\nEuropeans view life and human beings as much more complex than than. Germany and France were enemies for such a long time.....but now they certainly are NOT.\n\nI think some Americans should see what life is all about in Europe. Coming from Northern France, we all look and have respect towards each other. Germans and French will put flowers on cemetaries and we all respect each other. The past is the past. I have yet to view or hear about confrontations between the French and German folks in "sensitive" areas.\n\nI hate those stereotypes too.....especially those which are offending and totally wrong and made from ignorant people on top of that.\n\nForget the stupid people. I have met enough absolutely brilliant, charming, open-minded anglo-saxon people !\n\nThere are always things to learn from another culture too !\n\nYou know..at the end I still don't know !! What I have noticed is that the media in North America is still very much conservative. OK I'm a girl (well..no more) but when I pick up magazines for women from the US.......so boring..the French ones: at least stg interesting !!\n\nBy the way : British people are not stuck up at all !!\n\nNope..I like Americans anyway :-). They have a zest for life, they can be brilliant..Pity too many are "child-like" and not very world-wise and kind of stuck in the past as well ?? Don't forget : so many just do not travel at all and just watch stupid propanganda TV.\n\nBut are the French better ?? On some things yes..but not all ! They are the same : too many think - old generations anyway - that they are better than the rest of the world..NOT ! and say the same things "I hate Americans, Brits etc" without knowing any actually !\n\nBon cela va être à mon tour de me faire crucifier. Il y a plein de cons partout : en France, en Amérique, partout..\n\nPS.. and I do not know what is so good about Frenchmen..either !! Just another stereotype among others. Frenchmen are no better than any other nationalities at all :-))) EH EH !
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He lives in Nevada(I know for sure). Las Vegas I think..He is always at the Aladin Hotel, I am almost positive he lives there.\nI hope this helps
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Hi,if you look on the internet i think he still lives and races in Geramny. I have put a web addy here. You prob need to get hold of LC Paderborn, they can prob get hold of him for you.
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Well it is not certain whether or not Beckham will end his career in the U.S. He has expressed the idea in the past but then he said he wants to stay in Madrid? But he never said he wants to play in either L.A or New York. Those are just two of the places he is likely to choose because those are the areas were the celebrities are and areas of course were Posh can gain more popularity. However the coach of LA Galaxy has just recently expressed interest in having Beckham on the team. Apparently they've got a multi-million dollar move to get Beckham to play in the U.S. Ronaldo on the other hand has expressed the fact that he likes the idea of playing in the MLS but chances of that happening are very slim. If he does he would play for New York, or so they say. Which i think would be a terrible idea because that team is not all that amazing and if they were to have either Beckham and/or Ronaldo they probably wouldn't be any better.
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He currently resides in Paradise Valley, AZ.
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This is a pretty hot topic in my house as I am American, my wife is French and our children enjoy dual citizenship.\n\nThere has been quite a change over the last few years in how this is perceived. One of the biggest problems that we have is that the views of both country's populations are generally shaped by what we see in the biased media. For those who speak both french and english, it is a great exercise to look up the same news story on yahoo.com and yahoo.fr. Wow! It is hard to believe the writers are reporting on the same information. Naturally, this will filter down to the readers and shape their opinions on these topics and events. \n\nMost of the current tension is derived from a wildly different view on how the situation in the middle east is being handled. Obviously, France and the U.S. have very different views on this topic. Most Americans do not realize what a precarious time this is for France from an economical standpoint. Also, most Americans are not cognizant of the volatile nature of the social and political climate within France. While last year's violent uprising of the immensely large Arab population in France was related to the current social and economic conditions within France, it is also a solid indicator of how important it is for the French government to consider the reaction of this portion of their population when making global decisions.\n\nOn the flip side of this topic, it is very important to understand the American mentality when gauging their reaction to the French. Americans are very patriotic and very loyal. Long before WWII, the U.S. and France have been allies on and off the battlefield. France has decided in the past to not participate in global skirmishes and the U.S. has forgiven and forgotten. This time, however, France joined Germany (there's why you hear so much about WWII lately) in vocally protesting the U.S. agenda. More so than the lack of participation, Americans in general view this alliance and course of action as a betrayal of a two and a half century friendship.\n\nAs for the "French model social" as compared to the U.S. model, this has been a long term debate. Previous postings have already described the current economic condition of France so I won't go in to it. One of the problems with this system is that it is predicated on the assumption that everyone will perform to the best of their ability and work hard to maintain their current status and achieve a balanced society. This system supposedly assures the well being of all members of society. The down side is that it discourages the notion that one can drastically improve their financial or personal status by working hard or more.\n\nThe United States, on the other hand, encourages people to work harder, more often or even take multiple jobs to improve their own personal situation. The upside is a whole lot of rags to riches stories and a real opportunity to improve upon one's financial condition. The downside is that it doesn't always work out and there really isn't much of a safety net. It's kind of a pioneer mentality - and that isn't really surprising given U.S. history.\n\nI have no idea which is better, but only which model I prefer. My situation certainly leads me to applaud the American ideal, but I might feel differently if I was poor and uninsured. If I was French, however, I personally wouldn't be incented to do a lot if I knew that I would be working the exact same job for 30 years with no real hope of improving my quality of life by working harder.\n\nAs a rule I find the greater the risk, the greater the reward. In the U.S. there are a whole lot of winners and losers. In France, they don't really play the game.
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No he has 3 houses...\nEngland, LA and Monte Carlo.
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Yes, he is a Muslim, there is video of him praying from the 1998 World Cup, although to be honest, I don't think he practices the religion regularly. His wife is Christian. As for his kids??? Three have Western names, one has an Arabic name. I'm guessing the kids are secularized.\n\nHe is probably a Sunni Muslim as his origins are Algerian, and that is the vast majority in that country.
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I'll check with my parents. They live there and are actually getting new kitchen cabinets put in next week(I saw your previous post about how he's a cabinet worker possibly). I'll let ya know if I find anything out. Good luck! =)
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What kind of foreigner are you? What country and what kind of school are you interested in?. I've lived in Los Angeles all my life and I could help you if you were more specific...
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Well, I visited France for about a month (visiting a former roommate).  I thought it was quite interesting.  More than just a different perspective on French culture, I found that it induced me to view my own (via tourists) in a very different way.  The WTC attacks happened while I was there, and I think that is one of the reasons why I have a somewhat different perspective on terrorism and Islam than most Americans...
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why are you gonna ask this on here?we dnt know him or know where you live most of us dont live where you do and never herd or these people ask him if he does not us how are we supposed to know?
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Check out this website.  Last time I heard, he was living in France, but who's to say?\n\n  http://www.celticguitarmusic.com/serpico.htm
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Try going to his web-site.  It has contact info:\n\nhttp://peterpaige.net/guestbook.htm
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No, French men are much like men from any other part of the world.  I think the reason he is so charming and seducing is two-fold.  First, it's probably because he really was charming, polite, well-mannered, etc.  Also, however, I bet in part it's because you're American.  The French are seen by Americans as romantic.  The foreign is exotic.  There's something sexy about an accent.  So you got lucky with a really nice guy, and that, combined with a cultural stereotype and a media that supports it, makes him seem like Prince Charming.  Trust me, though.  There's still plenty of rude, stuck-up, self-righteous men over there; America doesn't have a monopoly.