 Presley later legally amended his middle name to be spelt "Aaron" to match the English biblical Aaron, but without changing the pronunciation.Naming children after Presley effectively created an alternative de facto pronunciation which can now be found in the Oxford "American" English Dictionary, along with /eɪrɪn/ ('ay-rin' as in "A to Z") which is heard in the American deep south.However the difference in these pronunciations in American English is often small or nonexistent due to its longer "a" than British English, as can be heard in American media such as episodes of Lost, recorded interviews with Aaron Copland, or Hollywood's 1999 Shakespeare movie, Titus.