Fraser revealed the legitimate method for saying his name during an appearance on Assortment’s Entertainers on Entertainers with Adam Sandler.

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“At the point when I initially met Brendan Fraser… that is your complete name right? Brendan Fraser?” Sandler, 56, asked Fraser, 54.

That is when Fraser revised him and uncovered, “It’s Fraser… ” After Sandler rehashed it and didn’t raise a ruckus around town, Fraser brought up it rhymes with “razor”.

“You shave with a razor,” Fraser said as he claimed to shave prior to attacking Sandler.

“You ought to have a go at standing nearer to it,” he kidded, focusing on Sandler’s developing facial hair.

Sandler answered and said of his beard, “I didn’t have a clue about this occurred. This is two days of not shaving.”

— Variety (@Variety) December 6, 2022

Fraser isn’t the main star who has as of late uncovered the right way to express his name.

Last month, Adele put any misinformation to rest about her moniker in a question and answer with fans in Los Angeles to advance the arrival of her “I Drink Wine” music video.

“Love that,” Adele, 34, said after a fan by means of satellite from London posed her an inquiry about songwriting. “She said my name impeccably!”

The right elocution is “uh-dale,” not “ah-dell,” as per the star, who then, at that point, continued on toward answer the lady’s inquiry.

— MSN (@MSN) December 13, 2022

Recently, Lindsay Lohan joined the rundown of famous people who revised fans on the platitude of her name, letting them know they have been focusing on some unacceptable syllable of her last name. “Hello everybody, it’s Lindsay Lohan,” she said in a video that marked her TikTok debut, articulating her name “Lo-hen” as opposed to “LO-han.”

Chrissy Teigen, 37, likewise stunned fans when she tweeted a video uncovering the genuine way to express her last name in 2018.

Rather than “tee-gen,” which was what many individuals had been talking about, it’s in fact “tie-gen.”

“I’m fed up with living this falsehood,” the model said in her video. “It’s ‘tie-gen.’”