Look out. It's only films to be buried with. Hello, and welcome to films to be buried with. My name is Brett Goldstein. I'm a comedian, an actor, a writer and director, a chopper, and I love films. As William Blake once said, the road to excess leads to the Palace of Wisdom. Babylon was wildly underrated. I agree, mister Blake. Nice one, yeah, good point. Every week I'm invite a special guest over. I tell them they've died. Then I get them to discuss their life through the films that meant the most of them. Previous guests include Barry Jenkins, Sharon Stone, Jamila Jamil and even Bed Ambles. But this week it's the brilliant actor and come on, I'll say it national treasure. It's mister Eddie Marzan. Get over to the Patreon at patreon dot com Forward Slash Brett Goldstein, where you get an extra twenty minutes with Eddie. We talk secrets, we go deep, we talk about beginnings, we talk about how it all ends. You also get the whole episode uncar Adfree and as a video. Check it out over at Patreon dot com. Forward Slash Brett Goodstein. So Eddie Marzan is a incredible actor. You know him from everything you've ever seen that you've loved. He's in everything, and he's brilliant in everything. He's one of the great actors of our time. I'd never met him before. We recorded this on Zoom the other day. What a fucking delight. He was a joy. I really think you're going to love this one. So that is it for now. I very much hope you enjoy episode two hundred and eighty six of Films to Be Buried With. Hello, and welcome to Films to Be Buried With. It is me Brett Goldstein, and I am joined today by an actor, a world's ender, a gang that's the Number one, a Vifa Vendetta, a handcocker, a Sherlock Holmes, a warhorser, a Deadpool tour and Ray Donovan and Jonathan Strange and mister Norrilla. I can't keep going and we'll never get to the podcast. If a list of all his achievements, it's one of the most extraordinary actors. He's worked more than anyone you've ever met in your life. He's in everything, he's brilliant and everything. He's different than everything. He's a fucking superstar. I can't believe he's here. Could you believe he's here? He really is? Please welcome to the show? Is here right now? Is anyone's aunt?

Look out. It's only films to be buried with. Hello, and welcome to films to be buried with. My name is Brett Goldstein. I'm a comedian, an actor, a writer and director, a chopper, and I love films. As William Blake once said, the road to excess leads to the Palace of Wisdom. Babylon was wildly underrated. I agree, mister Blake. Nice one, yeah, good point. Every week I'm invite a special guest over. I tell them they've died. Then I get them to discuss their life through the films that meant the most of them. Previous guests include Barry Jenkins, Sharon Stone, Jamila Jamil and even Bed Ambles. But this week it's the brilliant actor and come on, I'll say it national treasure. It's mister Eddie Marzan. Get over to the Patreon at patreon dot com Forward Slash Brett Goldstein, where you get an extra twenty minutes with Eddie. We talk secrets, we go deep, we talk about beginnings, we talk about how it all ends. You also get the whole episode uncar Adfree and as a video. Check it out over at Patreon dot com. Forward Slash Brett Goodstein. So Eddie Marzan is a incredible actor. You know him from everything you've ever seen that you've loved. He's in everything, and he's brilliant in everything. He's one of the great actors of our time. I'd never met him before. We recorded this on Zoom the other day. What a fucking delight. He was a joy. I really think you're going to love this one. So that is it for now. I very much hope you enjoy episode two hundred and eighty six of Films to Be Buried With. Hello, and welcome to Films to Be Buried With. It is me Brett Goldstein, and I am joined today by an actor, a world's ender, a gang that's the Number one, a Vifa Vendetta, a handcocker, a Sherlock Holmes, a warhorser, a Deadpool tour and Ray Donovan and Jonathan Strange and mister Norrilla. I can't keep going and we'll never get to the podcast. If a list of all his achievements, it's one of the most extraordinary actors. He's worked more than anyone you've ever met in your life. He's in everything, he's brilliant and everything. He's different than everything. He's a fucking superstar. I can't believe he's here. Could you believe he's here? He really is? Please welcome to the show? Is here right now? Is anyone's aunt?

Thank you?

Thank you?

Welcome?

Welcome?

Thanks very much? Can I recall that? Can I? Can I apply that anymore?

Thanks very much? Can I recall that? Can I? Can I apply that anymore?

You can make that your ringtone? Whatever you want to do. Eddie, the greatest news. This is the first time we're meeting. But you're a Spurs fan, so.

You can make that your ringtone? Whatever you want to do. Eddie, the greatest news. This is the first time we're meeting. But you're a Spurs fan, so.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, we just we just want we just I think we scored in the ninety fifth minutes or very exciting.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, we just we just want we just I think we scored in the ninety fifth minutes or very exciting.

God, it was exciting. I didn't believe, which is you know, it's the hope that kills you. I didn't believe, and then it happened. I couldn't believe it. It's lovely to see you. You are, I mean, you're quite Uh. There's not many people like you, is there, Eddie? Like you're really an extraordinary actor who is in fucking everything, always working, always completely different in everything. You're massively respected and loved, and I think you always have been, and I don't think there's many people like that. You haven't had like a sort of up and down career of every black you know what I mean, like, I think you've you're basically a national treasury, is what you are? Had to feel about that?

God, it was exciting. I didn't believe, which is you know, it's the hope that kills you. I didn't believe, and then it happened. I couldn't believe it. It's lovely to see you. You are, I mean, you're quite Uh. There's not many people like you, is there, Eddie? Like you're really an extraordinary actor who is in fucking everything, always working, always completely different in everything. You're massively respected and loved, and I think you always have been, and I don't think there's many people like that. You haven't had like a sort of up and down career of every black you know what I mean, like, I think you've you're basically a national treasury, is what you are? Had to feel about that?

I don't know.

I don't know.

I mean I knew.

I mean I knew.

I knew early on. I knew at drama school, all a good looking kid so if you don't a checkov, all a good looking kids who were playing to blow the sexy blow with shoots hutself at the end, and I was playing like, who didn't you have a botto coff who was like they used to call me Captain Belkrot drama school because I used to pull the small parts. So I kind of knew that that was going to be my if I was going to make a career of this, that no one was going to ask me to be basically because women don't want to fuck me and men don't want to be me, so you don't employ me, so you better employ me to be someone else.

I knew early on. I knew at drama school, all a good looking kid so if you don't a checkov, all a good looking kids who were playing to blow the sexy blow with shoots hutself at the end, and I was playing like, who didn't you have a botto coff who was like they used to call me Captain Belkrot drama school because I used to pull the small parts. So I kind of knew that that was going to be my if I was going to make a career of this, that no one was going to ask me to be basically because women don't want to fuck me and men don't want to be me, so you don't employ me, so you better employ me to be someone else.

And that's what I sort of worked out. Really, that's only in film. I mean in real life, I mean.

And that's what I sort of worked out. Really, that's only in film. I mean in real life, I mean.

When we.

When we.

Understoppable, Oh just just I'm fighting them off. In real life, I've heard the stories. You're fighting them off men trying the keys to take your place. Listen, I cannot agree with anything you just said, But that is interesting, Like what is it if I may given the position you're in. I'm always interested in because because often in early parts I've been asked it, and I always think it's such a funny question when you do, like one of your first big jobs, and people say like what attracted you to the role, And You're like, what the fuck are you talking about? Like there was a choice, you know what I mean. But you are in the position I believe where you get offered lots of things nowadays. What gets you like, fuck, I've got to do this? Like what is it? If it isn't a big paycheck or whatever it is, Like I really like this thing. I think.

Understoppable, Oh just just I'm fighting them off. In real life, I've heard the stories. You're fighting them off men trying the keys to take your place. Listen, I cannot agree with anything you just said, But that is interesting, Like what is it if I may given the position you're in. I'm always interested in because because often in early parts I've been asked it, and I always think it's such a funny question when you do, like one of your first big jobs, and people say like what attracted you to the role, And You're like, what the fuck are you talking about? Like there was a choice, you know what I mean. But you are in the position I believe where you get offered lots of things nowadays. What gets you like, fuck, I've got to do this? Like what is it? If it isn't a big paycheck or whatever it is, Like I really like this thing. I think.

I've got four kids, I've got four teenagers, so I think families a big, bigger something to worry about.

I've got four kids, I've got four teenagers, so I think families a big, bigger something to worry about.

I think is whether I can come home.

I think is whether I can come home.

I mean, I used to do a job in LA, used to do Ray Donovan, and he used to allow me to come home every weekend. So I used to commute from LA to London every week I think. I think. What I try and do is I try and make sure that the thing I do is completely different to the.

I mean, I used to do a job in LA, used to do Ray Donovan, and he used to allow me to come home every weekend. So I used to commute from LA to London every week I think. I think. What I try and do is I try and make sure that the thing I do is completely different to the.

Last thing I did.

Last thing I did.

I try and mix it out all the time because I hate to be defined. I can't stand people define me. When I first started acting, all I could get was Prime Monthly or the bill because a company east End. All they ever thought of me of was being a thief or mugger, and not even as successful. My man used to say, I don't mind you being succeief, but why you've got to be such a ship because you're always nicked. So, and I knew I didn't want to be a profet got me. I wanted to be an actor. I think there's other people that do that better than me. So I went back to voice coaches and movement coaches, and I just wanted to be as diverse as possible, really, But I think that that's been to a certain extent. It's been to the detriment of my career as well, because I've never it meant. It means, I've never exploded, do you know what I mean. I've never had that big lunch. I've never had one thing that made me a hit. I've always been that guy I'm gonna go to go In America they call I remember once working in America on one of the early seasons of Ray donovan and there was this old actor. We were shooting in Culver City and there was an old actor. I forget his name now, but he came on set. We were filming near his house and he came up to me and he said, you're a donut actor. And I said, what the fuck's a don't actor? And he said, well, in America, a donut is a ring done. And he said, what happens is this industry can't afford to have someone come to the fore of their own volition. They have to have money invested in the next big thing. So what they do is they invest in someone and then they surround them with good actors, good character actors, so they make the investment look like a better actor. So the middle, the center of the donut is vacuous, but the actual donut is the is the sugary, the bit of stodge around, you know, the ring, he said, And that's what a donut actor is, and that's what you are. And if you look at a lot of Hollywood actors, big stars, early on, they're surrounded by great character actors. And that's what you said, that's what you are.

I try and mix it out all the time because I hate to be defined. I can't stand people define me. When I first started acting, all I could get was Prime Monthly or the bill because a company east End. All they ever thought of me of was being a thief or mugger, and not even as successful. My man used to say, I don't mind you being succeief, but why you've got to be such a ship because you're always nicked. So, and I knew I didn't want to be a profet got me. I wanted to be an actor. I think there's other people that do that better than me. So I went back to voice coaches and movement coaches, and I just wanted to be as diverse as possible, really, But I think that that's been to a certain extent. It's been to the detriment of my career as well, because I've never it meant. It means, I've never exploded, do you know what I mean. I've never had that big lunch. I've never had one thing that made me a hit. I've always been that guy I'm gonna go to go In America they call I remember once working in America on one of the early seasons of Ray donovan and there was this old actor. We were shooting in Culver City and there was an old actor. I forget his name now, but he came on set. We were filming near his house and he came up to me and he said, you're a donut actor. And I said, what the fuck's a don't actor? And he said, well, in America, a donut is a ring done. And he said, what happens is this industry can't afford to have someone come to the fore of their own volition. They have to have money invested in the next big thing. So what they do is they invest in someone and then they surround them with good actors, good character actors, so they make the investment look like a better actor. So the middle, the center of the donut is vacuous, but the actual donut is the is the sugary, the bit of stodge around, you know, the ring, he said, And that's what a donut actor is, and that's what you are. And if you look at a lot of Hollywood actors, big stars, early on, they're surrounded by great character actors. And that's what you said, that's what you are.

That's fucking fascinating. So it's a massive confident. There is that thing in the old like studio system and the old films they used to do a big thing where the star of the film doesn't appear in the film for about twenty minutes. They've talked about a lot. Yeah, the digital characters talked about. So it's built up, built up, so when they appear, you're like, oh, wow, they're finally here.

That's fucking fascinating. So it's a massive confident. There is that thing in the old like studio system and the old films they used to do a big thing where the star of the film doesn't appear in the film for about twenty minutes. They've talked about a lot. Yeah, the digital characters talked about. So it's built up, built up, so when they appear, you're like, oh, wow, they're finally here.

Yeah.

Yeah.

The reality is it's just been donut actors for twenty minutes building the plot up. Yeah, yeah, carry yeah, yeah.

The reality is it's just been donut actors for twenty minutes building the plot up. Yeah, yeah, carry yeah, yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well it's interesting you say you haven't exploded. I could be wrong because obviously I know you and I'm a big fan, but like you're very well known. You must get records at the time in your life.

Well it's interesting you say you haven't exploded. I could be wrong because obviously I know you and I'm a big fan, but like you're very well known. You must get records at the time in your life.

Yeah, no, I am, because because I work all the time. I mean, one of the one of the things that I think has helped me is because I have a career in America and a career that you can like you do now.

Yeah, no, I am, because because I work all the time. I mean, one of the one of the things that I think has helped me is because I have a career in America and a career that you can like you do now.

And what that means is that someone.

And what that means is that someone.

Always wants you somewhere, you know, and and and actually America has a much more is open to a much more diverse casting of me than.

Always wants you somewhere, you know, and and and actually America has a much more is open to a much more diverse casting of me than.

Now. It's changing. But you know, initially I.

Now. It's changing. But you know, initially I.

Have to go to America to be diverse in Britain and we had a very very fixed idea of what I should be.

Have to go to America to be diverse in Britain and we had a very very fixed idea of what I should be.

Yeah, did you find that listen? I mean I don't want to, I'm always wary of but yes, I completely find that. Yeah, I mean it's interesting. So many actors come to Omerga to actually get work. I mean, in England, before I made my own things, I was only being asked to audition for parts of terrorists because of my Yeah. Oh, and I kept thinking I won't play terrorists, this is not this is what I want to do, and that was all that was coming in and it was like, oh, yeah, I've probably got to make my own stuff too.

Yeah, did you find that listen? I mean I don't want to, I'm always wary of but yes, I completely find that. Yeah, I mean it's interesting. So many actors come to Omerga to actually get work. I mean, in England, before I made my own things, I was only being asked to audition for parts of terrorists because of my Yeah. Oh, and I kept thinking I won't play terrorists, this is not this is what I want to do, and that was all that was coming in and it was like, oh, yeah, I've probably got to make my own stuff too.

Yeah, that's what you have to do.

Yeah, that's what you have to do.

You have to do something to kind of to change it up a little bit, you know. And there's nothing more Soldy strong than people having that fixed idea. I found it ex interesting and the really solder strong when people had a very fixed idea of me and it was the wrong idea and it was based on a prejudice and you fucking to do what I really am, you know.

You have to do something to kind of to change it up a little bit, you know. And there's nothing more Soldy strong than people having that fixed idea. I found it ex interesting and the really solder strong when people had a very fixed idea of me and it was the wrong idea and it was based on a prejudice and you fucking to do what I really am, you know.

Yeah, it's very interesting to being I fucking hate being put in the box. I hate it. I hate it. I hate it, and I don't know if everyone feels that way, if some people are comfortable, like I think there are some movie stars that I could be wrong. Maybe they're very frustrated, but where you go like, yeah, you've got your thing, you figured your your thing, and you can keep playing those notes and they're good. They're good notes, and it's nice to see you in that, you know what I mean? But yeah, yeah, they probably go to sleep and they go to get me out of this box.

Yeah, it's very interesting to being I fucking hate being put in the box. I hate it. I hate it. I hate it, and I don't know if everyone feels that way, if some people are comfortable, like I think there are some movie stars that I could be wrong. Maybe they're very frustrated, but where you go like, yeah, you've got your thing, you figured your your thing, and you can keep playing those notes and they're good. They're good notes, and it's nice to see you in that, you know what I mean? But yeah, yeah, they probably go to sleep and they go to get me out of this box.

Yeah, yeah, they probably want to do what we do.

Yeah, yeah, they probably want to do what we do.

Yeah, Eddie, I've forgotten to tell you something and I feel sick about it. I feel sick that I haven't told you this up top. I should have. I forgot, But you've died. Yeah, sorry, I'm so sorry. That's right, that's all right. Yeah, i'd say you've had a good you've had a good run. You've much. Yeah, you see, V alone is extraordinary, you know for kids. So you know it's not bad, is it? How did you die?

Yeah, Eddie, I've forgotten to tell you something and I feel sick about it. I feel sick that I haven't told you this up top. I should have. I forgot, But you've died. Yeah, sorry, I'm so sorry. That's right, that's all right. Yeah, i'd say you've had a good you've had a good run. You've much. Yeah, you see, V alone is extraordinary, you know for kids. So you know it's not bad, is it? How did you die?

Hopefully?

Hopefully?

Making love to my one? Ask what sort? So I'm making love to my wife. I think exactly where I'm going to go with That's the other thing is she probably won't notice about.

Making love to my one? Ask what sort? So I'm making love to my wife. I think exactly where I'm going to go with That's the other thing is she probably won't notice about.

She's so.

She's so.

If she can't sleep, she wakes me up and she says, tell me about your career. It talk about your career again, and our songs one about my career. She goes up to sleep. It gets on to sleep. Some people listen to podcasts. My wife waits up, says, tell me about your career.

If she can't sleep, she wakes me up and she says, tell me about your career. It talk about your career again, and our songs one about my career. She goes up to sleep. It gets on to sleep. Some people listen to podcasts. My wife waits up, says, tell me about your career.

It's so funny. Well she could listen to this podcast that they'll get right. Yeah, yeah, so you're making love to your wife, then you die and she doesn't notice for about thirty minutes.

It's so funny. Well she could listen to this podcast that they'll get right. Yeah, yeah, so you're making love to your wife, then you die and she doesn't notice for about thirty minutes.

No, she'll no, she'll probably notice because you know some people. They some people when they when when with their sex life, they had loads of things like swings and whips and all that. I mean, my pre planning is to finish just as much as a day thing starts.

No, she'll no, she'll probably notice because you know some people. They some people when they when when with their sex life, they had loads of things like swings and whips and all that. I mean, my pre planning is to finish just as much as a day thing starts.

Then I've got it down to a tea.

Then I've got it down to a tea.

Really, so she'll probably know.

Really, so she'll probably know.

It's when Match of the.

It's when Match of the.

Day comes on and my eyes and I'm not responding.

Day comes on and my eyes and I'm not responding.

She'll probably realize I'm gone just to check for your wife. She's gonna be it's gonna be trauma. It's gonna be slightly traumatic it or is he going to be.

She'll probably realize I'm gone just to check for your wife. She's gonna be it's gonna be trauma. It's gonna be slightly traumatic it or is he going to be.

Like, yeah he went out with the small ones friend.

Like, yeah he went out with the small ones friend.

Yeah, he seems happy. Okay, that's a lovely way to go for you. Yeah, do you have an age, a chosen age that this happened?

Yeah, he seems happy. Okay, that's a lovely way to go for you. Yeah, do you have an age, a chosen age that this happened?

No, anytime, really I've got I don't.

No, anytime, really I've got I don't.

I've got no control of it.

I've got no control of it.

About it? Or do you worry about death? That's like you don't, do you?

About it? Or do you worry about death? That's like you don't, do you?

I worry about I worry about being doing my looking after the kids. I think what my wife and kids, making sure they're okay. I think doing that and nothing else. Really, No, my life has gone far beyond what I what the expectations were, far beyond the expectations.

I worry about I worry about being doing my looking after the kids. I think what my wife and kids, making sure they're okay. I think doing that and nothing else. Really, No, my life has gone far beyond what I what the expectations were, far beyond the expectations.

So I'm quite happy. I haven't asked this question in as well. But given all that you've done, do you care or think about legacy? Do you care? Like I want my films to live on? I want you know what I mean? Do you care or you like I'm dead? It doesn't matter nothing else? No, No, I wanted to think about it. I won't be aware of it. I don't believe in and you know, don't have any consciousness. I mean, I don't remember what it was like before I was alive and I wanted him. I won't know what it's like when gone, you know, I don't worry about it. I mean, one of the talk about legacy. One of the one of the things that inspired me was the story of Claude Brain, the old Hollywood actor, the character actor who actually came from Clapham and had a very very rough London accent and I had to get it kind of worked out of him and went over to Hollywood and became this brilliant character actor. But actually he's a real London, working class London boy.

So I'm quite happy. I haven't asked this question in as well. But given all that you've done, do you care or think about legacy? Do you care? Like I want my films to live on? I want you know what I mean? Do you care or you like I'm dead? It doesn't matter nothing else? No, No, I wanted to think about it. I won't be aware of it. I don't believe in and you know, don't have any consciousness. I mean, I don't remember what it was like before I was alive and I wanted him. I won't know what it's like when gone, you know, I don't worry about it. I mean, one of the talk about legacy. One of the one of the things that inspired me was the story of Claude Brain, the old Hollywood actor, the character actor who actually came from Clapham and had a very very rough London accent and I had to get it kind of worked out of him and went over to Hollywood and became this brilliant character actor. But actually he's a real London, working class London boy.

And I remember thinking, I'd love people to think of me the way they thought of claud Brain, and that he transcended people's idea of him. I think that would be something I'd like.

And I remember thinking, I'd love people to think of me the way they thought of claud Brain, and that he transcended people's idea of him. I think that would be something I'd like.

Really, that's so interesting. I can ask you a question. When you were commuting from la to London see your family, how did you survive? What's your jet lag secret?

Really, that's so interesting. I can ask you a question. When you were commuting from la to London see your family, how did you survive? What's your jet lag secret?

Exercise running as soon as you land. When I was doing Ray Donovan, because I was playing the boxing trap, they gave me a called Rob Garcia, who works out and we used to go to the wild Card Gym. There's two Wildcard gyms, one in Hollywood and.

Exercise running as soon as you land. When I was doing Ray Donovan, because I was playing the boxing trap, they gave me a called Rob Garcia, who works out and we used to go to the wild Card Gym. There's two Wildcard gyms, one in Hollywood and.

In Santa Monica.

In Santa Monica.

We used to go to the Santa Monica and also Robert Downey Jr. Has a gym in La a secret gym that he would let me use, and so I would literally get out like three four o'clock in the morning and go to the gym and work really hard because what we're rob because what I found was that if you got physically tired, that overcame the jet leg Do you know what I mean? That that helped you become If you became physically tired in that geographical time and space, then.

We used to go to the Santa Monica and also Robert Downey Jr. Has a gym in La a secret gym that he would let me use, and so I would literally get out like three four o'clock in the morning and go to the gym and work really hard because what we're rob because what I found was that if you got physically tired, that overcame the jet leg Do you know what I mean? That that helped you become If you became physically tired in that geographical time and space, then.

That helped interesting.

That helped interesting.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So you think there's no after life, nothing dead.

So you think there's no after life, nothing dead.

Nothing, No, no, that's it.

Nothing, No, no, that's it.

Yeah. Yeah, Well I got news for you, Eddie. You're wrong. And the people that there's a heaven and they're very annoyed with you for not thinking there would be anything, and they're like surprise, you turned off and you're like, what I thought I was going to be asleep? Yeah, it carries and your workmen. There in heaven is filled with your favorite thing. What's your favorite thing? Oh?

Yeah. Yeah, Well I got news for you, Eddie. You're wrong. And the people that there's a heaven and they're very annoyed with you for not thinking there would be anything, and they're like surprise, you turned off and you're like, what I thought I was going to be asleep? Yeah, it carries and your workmen. There in heaven is filled with your favorite thing. What's your favorite thing? Oh?

I think films. I do love films.

I think films. I do love films.

You've come to the right place because they're fucking cinemas everywhere. What's your perfect cinema set up? Do you like them? Cinemas with the recliners and the meal, Yeah, and the.

You've come to the right place because they're fucking cinemas everywhere. What's your perfect cinema set up? Do you like them? Cinemas with the recliners and the meal, Yeah, and the.

Glass of red wine.

Glass of red wine.

Me and my wife's sitting there watching a really good film, Lovely Fantastic Mind.

Me and my wife's sitting there watching a really good film, Lovely Fantastic Mind.

Jo'll probably fall asleep back ten minutes.

Jo'll probably fall asleep back ten minutes.

Yeah, that's that's why I don't like them about I think coming for that.

Yeah, that's that's why I don't like them about I think coming for that.

Yeah, yeah, my jo. I used to get a lot of sleep when I used to said.

Yeah, yeah, my jo. I used to get a lot of sleep when I used to said.

The kids to see kids films and sitting there and giving loads of sweeters, and then they'll sit there and then I'll just I'll be off.

The kids to see kids films and sitting there and giving loads of sweeters, and then they'll sit there and then I'll just I'll be off.

But then that's nudge me because I saw I used to catch up on my sleep by taking.

But then that's nudge me because I saw I used to catch up on my sleep by taking.

Them to see kids films.

Them to see kids films.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, well, so you've come to Heaven. They're very happy to see you. They're big fans. They want to talk to you about your life. They want to talk about your life through films. The first thing they ask you, what is the first film you remember seeing, Eddie.

Yeah, well, so you've come to Heaven. They're very happy to see you. They're big fans. They want to talk to you about your life. They want to talk about your life through films. The first thing they ask you, what is the first film you remember seeing, Eddie.

I think the first film.

I think the first film.

I think it was at Home. I think it's probably something like Jason in the Arg or something like that. It was such a film, it was such an I think it was something that completely took my attention. It's probably what kids get when they played video games.

I think it was at Home. I think it's probably something like Jason in the Arg or something like that. It was such a film, it was such an I think it was something that completely took my attention. It's probably what kids get when they played video games.

Now.

Now.

For me, it was just amazing to see these monsters and all.

For me, it was just amazing to see these monsters and all.

These heroes and stuff.

These heroes and stuff.

You know.

You know.

I think Jason in The Arguments was probably the first film myself.

I think Jason in The Arguments was probably the first film myself.

Yeah, I remember seeing and you watched that at home? That was on TV.

Yeah, I remember seeing and you watched that at home? That was on TV.

Yeah, on TV. I mean, I mean the first film going to the cinema to see. I remember my my parents took us to see the Cartoon of Robin Hood and I remember I remember going in in the afternoon and it was sunny and coming out and it was dark, and I was blown away by the fact that the sun had gone down while the cinema.

Yeah, on TV. I mean, I mean the first film going to the cinema to see. I remember my my parents took us to see the Cartoon of Robin Hood and I remember I remember going in in the afternoon and it was sunny and coming out and it was dark, and I was blown away by the fact that the sun had gone down while the cinema.

Yeah, but the first film I.

Yeah, but the first film I.

Really remember being excited about, thinking what's gone on?

Really remember being excited about, thinking what's gone on?

What is this thing? Was chasing the Army?

What is this thing? Was chasing the Army?

Do you do you remember thinking I want to be part of that? But you just like I just loved it as a thing.

Do you do you remember thinking I want to be part of that? But you just like I just loved it as a thing.

No, I didn't. I had no idea I want to be a part of I was just blown away by the by the story and the special effects.

No, I didn't. I had no idea I want to be a part of I was just blown away by the by the story and the special effects.

What about being scared? What's the film that's scared you? The nice? Do you like being scared?

What about being scared? What's the film that's scared you? The nice? Do you like being scared?

Yeah? It was the Road, you know, Yeah, fuck it that terrified me. It's funny enough. I was doing I was doing a film with Ethan Hawk in I think we were in Nova Scotia and he wanted to go and see it, and I I wasn't that bothered. He said, I'm going and see this film with you. He's quite I mean he's he's a real connocern Ethan.

Yeah? It was the Road, you know, Yeah, fuck it that terrified me. It's funny enough. I was doing I was doing a film with Ethan Hawk in I think we were in Nova Scotia and he wanted to go and see it, and I I wasn't that bothered. He said, I'm going and see this film with you. He's quite I mean he's he's a real connocern Ethan.

So I said, come, we're going and see this film.

So I said, come, we're going and see this film.

Was right, and I sat and sat with him, and he put his head in his hands the whole fucking film. He put his hands up like he couldn't watch it was so terrified. And I was said, shipping myself, but watched it, And what the fuck you put me to watch this film?

Was right, and I sat and sat with him, and he put his head in his hands the whole fucking film. He put his hands up like he couldn't watch it was so terrified. And I was said, shipping myself, but watched it, And what the fuck you put me to watch this film?

Even watch it?

Even watch it?

It's just that I found that dystopian post apocalyptic world was terrified, awful, Like when you see a mother and a child running and those blokes catch up to them and you know they're going to eat them.

It's just that I found that dystopian post apocalyptic world was terrified, awful, Like when you see a mother and a child running and those blokes catch up to them and you know they're going to eat them.

It was I found it really disturbing film.

It was I found it really disturbing film.

Yeah. Yeah, it's fucking depressing. Yeah it is a depressing film. Yeah yeah yeah.

Yeah. Yeah, it's fucking depressing. Yeah it is a depressing film. Yeah yeah yeah.

And what what shut what?

And what what shut what?

I don't know what happened the course?

I don't know what happened the course?

Yeah, I don't know what happened.

Yeah, I don't know what happened.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I don't think they ever tell you no stuff stuff happened.

I don't think they ever tell you no stuff stuff happened.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So that's your big fear, is it? End of the world.

So that's your big fear, is it? End of the world.

Yeah, I was terrified, Like when puting them invaded Ukraine, I'm going to see it with my wife and thinking sitting and thinking, oh god, this is I get really disturbed by things like that, Like the idea of Trump coming back terrifies me, you know, just like, oh god, it just terrifies me. I get really disturbed by things like that. I've got I've got to I've got to take a step back from.

Yeah, I was terrified, Like when puting them invaded Ukraine, I'm going to see it with my wife and thinking sitting and thinking, oh god, this is I get really disturbed by things like that, Like the idea of Trump coming back terrifies me, you know, just like, oh god, it just terrifies me. I get really disturbed by things like that. I've got I've got to I've got to take a step back from.

How old are you? Your children are all teenagers.

How old are you? Your children are all teenagers.

Nineteen eighteen, fifteen and thirteen.

Nineteen eighteen, fifteen and thirteen.

Wow, boys and girls one girl and.

Wow, boys and girls one girl and.

Three boys the other just studn't talk to you.

Three boys the other just studn't talk to you.

Yeah, yeah, that's a lot to worry about.

Yeah, yeah, that's a lot to worry about.

Have you got kids?

Have you got kids?

No, I don't have kids.

No, I don't have kids.

You can have one of mine if you don't. Got fucking luves.

You can have one of mine if you don't. Got fucking luves.

But I worry the one you'd give me would definitely be the worst word. And you know it.

But I worry the one you'd give me would definitely be the worst word. And you know it.

Oh yeah, I'll give you the count.

Oh yeah, I'll give you the count.

You wouldn't say, you'd say to them like, oh you're going off, We'll have a lovely time.

You wouldn't say, you'd say to them like, oh you're going off, We'll have a lovely time.

Honestly, they love it.

Honestly, they love it.

They love it.

They love it.

I love it. They spent they spent the summers in later.

I love it. They spent they spent the summers in later.

This one's it. Dues E said, it does you don't do anything what's the film about you cry the most? Are you a crier? Yeah?

This one's it. Dues E said, it does you don't do anything what's the film about you cry the most? Are you a crier? Yeah?

I cry for I cry a weird thing.

I cry for I cry a weird thing.

The weirdest thing I ever cried for when I when we had our first baby and I sat up one.

The weirdest thing I ever cried for when I when we had our first baby and I sat up one.

Night feeding it, like two o'clock in the morning, and.

Night feeding it, like two o'clock in the morning, and.

I think Jordan got married to Peter Andre and I cried watching the.

I think Jordan got married to Peter Andre and I cried watching the.

Winning It was it was it was, it was moving, it was moving. It was the wedding of her time. You're right, it was.

Winning It was it was it was, it was moving, it was moving. It was the wedding of her time. You're right, it was.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Now I think the film it was.

Now I think the film it was.

In a big Disney carriage.

In a big Disney carriage.

I don't know what it was.

I don't know what it was.

It was like it was like the pushing becks of ten years later, wasn't it kind of thing? Yeah? Yeah, the film that mainly try I think the most shingless list that was the film that that I found got I've got most disturbed that. I think the little girl in the red the red Coat, and also the little boy when he when he hides in the toilet and do you have a kids telling me you can't be there anything, poor little fuck, you can't even be there.

It was like it was like the pushing becks of ten years later, wasn't it kind of thing? Yeah? Yeah, the film that mainly try I think the most shingless list that was the film that that I found got I've got most disturbed that. I think the little girl in the red the red Coat, and also the little boy when he when he hides in the toilet and do you have a kids telling me you can't be there anything, poor little fuck, you can't even be there.

They want to be letting M stay there.

They want to be letting M stay there.

That was that was the most disturbing thing for me, and that made that upset me the most.

That was that was the most disturbing thing for me, and that made that upset me the most.

What is the film that you love? People don't like it, it is not critically acclaimed, but you love it unconditionally.

What is the film that you love? People don't like it, it is not critically acclaimed, but you love it unconditionally.

Carry On Screaming, I think that's fantastic.

Carry On Screaming, I think that's fantastic.

Tell me about I think I haven't seen that one. Tell me about carry On Screaming.

Tell me about I think I haven't seen that one. Tell me about carry On Screaming.

It's with R. H. Koulbert and Prunella Fielding.

It's with R. H. Koulbert and Prunella Fielding.

It's it's just a carry on film and it's based on basically horror movies. It's based on the Hammer horror movies. And it's probably the best one. I think that, or the Carrying Up with Young One. It's just fantastic, you know, It's just it's just brilliant. I mean that people turn into wear wolves, and there's and there's a Mummy, and there's a there's like a Dracula figure. Kenneg Williams is like, I don't know, it's like a dracularly mad scientist.

It's it's just a carry on film and it's based on basically horror movies. It's based on the Hammer horror movies. And it's probably the best one. I think that, or the Carrying Up with Young One. It's just fantastic, you know, It's just it's just brilliant. I mean that people turn into wear wolves, and there's and there's a Mummy, and there's a there's like a Dracula figure. Kenneg Williams is like, I don't know, it's like a dracularly mad scientist.

It's just brilliant.

It's just brilliant.

It's so camped, but it's it's great and I think it's probably my It's the one that I could watch all the time, and I'm not supposed to.

It's so camped, but it's it's great and I think it's probably my It's the one that I could watch all the time, and I'm not supposed to.

I should be more of a common serve.

I should be more of a common serve.

I'm not. Yeah, I forget about the carry on films. I love to carry on films carry what's the best carry on? Clear? The best way?

I'm not. Yeah, I forget about the carry on films. I love to carry on films carry what's the best carry on? Clear? The best way?

I think, I don't know. My favorite gag is in carry on carrying lot of jungle where Silver Sims asked, is it silver John Sims? John Sims asks, She asks, what say? Glance asked you? They're going to go and see the monkeys and it's maintain season. She says to me, if I throw monkeys, do you think they'll come? When he said, will you?

I think, I don't know. My favorite gag is in carry on carrying lot of jungle where Silver Sims asked, is it silver John Sims? John Sims asks, She asks, what say? Glance asked you? They're going to go and see the monkeys and it's maintain season. She says to me, if I throw monkeys, do you think they'll come? When he said, will you?

And it's just great, great comic time.

And it's just great, great comic time.

I just love it.

I just love it.

I love it.

I love it.

I love those games. I'm a real gag merchant.

I love those games. I'm a real gag merchant.

I love it.

I love it.

I do love it. I do love a gag. I do a very old fashioned in my.

I do love it. I do love a gag. I do a very old fashioned in my.

You haven't done a lot of comedy, have you?

You haven't done a lot of comedy, have you?

No?

No?

I did.

I did.

I did early on I did, and then it just went a bit. I think after I seen certain roles push in a certain direction. I think, Happy Go Lucky, push me into the mad conspiracy, theorist thing, and then and then other roles have sent me in other ways. No, I'd love to do more comedy, Actually I quite. I do like comedy very much.

I did early on I did, and then it just went a bit. I think after I seen certain roles push in a certain direction. I think, Happy Go Lucky, push me into the mad conspiracy, theorist thing, and then and then other roles have sent me in other ways. No, I'd love to do more comedy, Actually I quite. I do like comedy very much.

Interesting. What is the film that you used to love but you've watched it recently and you've got I don't like this anymore.

Interesting. What is the film that you used to love but you've watched it recently and you've got I don't like this anymore.

The last two seasons of Ray Donovan were in New York rather than their a So we rented a house in Long Island, me and.

The last two seasons of Ray Donovan were in New York rather than their a So we rented a house in Long Island, me and.

Me and my wife and the kids.

Me and my wife and the kids.

And Long Island is kind of like these these towns we were in place call Sad Harbor, but around there are like these villages and it's a bit.

And Long Island is kind of like these these towns we were in place call Sad Harbor, but around there are like these villages and it's a bit.

Like amateur bill horror, you know, those kind of houses.

Like amateur bill horror, you know, those kind of houses.

And we were trying to tell my kids, so are young, and we were telling about great horror movies, and me and my wife told about Silence of the Land and we watched it and they were like totally not scared at all, really, And when I watched it with them, I remember thinking, actually, it's quite a bit of a TV movie. Really, it's not as good as I thought it was. I think the performances are amazing, but the actual filmmaking I didn't feel that great.

And we were trying to tell my kids, so are young, and we were telling about great horror movies, and me and my wife told about Silence of the Land and we watched it and they were like totally not scared at all, really, And when I watched it with them, I remember thinking, actually, it's quite a bit of a TV movie. Really, it's not as good as I thought it was. I think the performances are amazing, but the actual filmmaking I didn't feel that great.

So we felt defeated, me in my wife.

So we felt defeated, me in my wife.

So I mean, I think they could have called social services on us because what we did was yeah, but there's an abbul and was shown.

So I mean, I think they could have called social services on us because what we did was yeah, but there's an abbul and was shown.

We showed them the Exorcis, we showed them the exit.

We showed them the Exorcis, we showed them the exit.

They were terrified and they were traumatizing me and my wiferiend.

They were terrified and they were traumatizing me and my wiferiend.

Oh that didn't suck you up? Well, okay.

Oh that didn't suck you up? Well, okay.

To you up now.

To you up now.

Yeah, yeah, you're there all weekend, all right, all right, yeah yeah funny. What is the film that means the most to you? Not necessarily the film itself is good, but the experience you had seeing it will always make it special to you.

Yeah, yeah, you're there all weekend, all right, all right, yeah yeah funny. What is the film that means the most to you? Not necessarily the film itself is good, but the experience you had seeing it will always make it special to you.

I was once dumped. I was once broken, eyted and dumped by. She was a girl I went to drama school with, and she's now a well known actress and she left me for a trumpet, but she I lost that to the brass section. So and I remember sitting sitting watching when Harry met Sally, and I remember thinking that.

I was once dumped. I was once broken, eyted and dumped by. She was a girl I went to drama school with, and she's now a well known actress and she left me for a trumpet, but she I lost that to the brass section. So and I remember sitting sitting watching when Harry met Sally, and I remember thinking that.

Was really it was not my own.

Was really it was not my own.

I was just me and me and my bulldog at the time, sitting there watching it, and I remember thinking, you know, life goes on, you just you know, just hang around and lifeguard. And I remember that film made me gave me kind of hope that life goes on, you know.

I was just me and me and my bulldog at the time, sitting there watching it, and I remember thinking, you know, life goes on, you just you know, just hang around and lifeguard. And I remember that film made me gave me kind of hope that life goes on, you know.

Ah, yeah, that's nice.

Ah, yeah, that's nice.

Yeah.

Yeah.

What is the film that you most relate to relate to?

What is the film that you most relate to relate to?

Well, the film that I remember that, I think The Long Good Friday was the first time I heard someone speak with a voice that I recognized.

Well, the film that I remember that, I think The Long Good Friday was the first time I heard someone speak with a voice that I recognized.

I think I think when I.

I think I think when I.

Saw Bob Hoskins on screen and the.

Saw Bob Hoskins on screen and the.

Way you used to hear people do swear or do London accents or to play gagster movie, but they always sounded fake. And when I first heard Bob Hoskin, I remember thinking, that's that sounds like my old man. You know, that sounds like men on can sort of state that's it, that's it, he's gone wrong. And I remember think seeing that and thinking, you know, that was the first time I heard my voice on screen and I saw the mannerisms that I identified with.

Way you used to hear people do swear or do London accents or to play gagster movie, but they always sounded fake. And when I first heard Bob Hoskin, I remember thinking, that's that sounds like my old man. You know, that sounds like men on can sort of state that's it, that's it, he's gone wrong. And I remember think seeing that and thinking, you know, that was the first time I heard my voice on screen and I saw the mannerisms that I identified with.

Yeah, given that you've worked with everyone, is there someone you've worked with that you were like a huge fan of and when and then you did get to work with him and it was a great You don't have to tell me a negative story, but like, have you worked with someone that you really looked up to that was a big start to you that you ended up doing something with.

Yeah, given that you've worked with everyone, is there someone you've worked with that you were like a huge fan of and when and then you did get to work with him and it was a great You don't have to tell me a negative story, but like, have you worked with someone that you really looked up to that was a big start to you that you ended up doing something with.

Yeah, I mean, I think when we did go to New York, I spent nine months with Jim Broadby, I was like, he's a psychic. I mean, I've got I've ended up with two lines in the film and lot my storyline got cut, but they put me with the first day they put me, tell me to go at lunch with Jim Broadby, and it was just it was just a brilliant learning being with him for nine months on set, and we became great friends and we had such a laugh. And it's funny because Stephen Graham spent time with Leonardo, and him and Leonardo.

Yeah, I mean, I think when we did go to New York, I spent nine months with Jim Broadby, I was like, he's a psychic. I mean, I've got I've ended up with two lines in the film and lot my storyline got cut, but they put me with the first day they put me, tell me to go at lunch with Jim Broadby, and it was just it was just a brilliant learning being with him for nine months on set, and we became great friends and we had such a laugh. And it's funny because Stephen Graham spent time with Leonardo, and him and Leonardo.

Became great friends.

Became great friends.

And I don't really and I don't know Leonard. I know, I never spent much time with him, but me and Jim just became really really good mates.

And I don't really and I don't know Leonard. I know, I never spent much time with him, but me and Jim just became really really good mates.

You know.

You know.

It's a funny.

It's a funny.

One day we were playing we were playing football and I was in goal and we were doing three kicks, just playing three kicks and no one could beat me, and all the actors, none of them could.

One day we were playing we were playing football and I was in goal and we were doing three kicks, just playing three kicks and no one could beat me, and all the actors, none of them could.

I was I was keeping every every.

I was I was keeping every every.

Shot out and then they gave Jim a go and he and he was the only one who scored and everyone judged it in.

Shot out and then they gave Jim a go and he and he was the only one who scored and everyone judged it in.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That was that was the first time I was a big fan of his and I learned how to be not only behave on the film set, but kind of keep your power drive, you know, kind of keep because I was there with Daniel day Lewis, and Daniel was always in character and was always build a butcher, and that was and it seemed to exhausting. And watched Jim, and Jim was like would always keep very calm and very polite to everybody, but also was always ready when he needed to be. You could tell he's always spinning plates, but very quietly and without much fuss. And I remember watching him and thinking that's the way to do it, because it was just inspiration.

That was that was the first time I was a big fan of his and I learned how to be not only behave on the film set, but kind of keep your power drive, you know, kind of keep because I was there with Daniel day Lewis, and Daniel was always in character and was always build a butcher, and that was and it seemed to exhausting. And watched Jim, and Jim was like would always keep very calm and very polite to everybody, but also was always ready when he needed to be. You could tell he's always spinning plates, but very quietly and without much fuss. And I remember watching him and thinking that's the way to do it, because it was just inspiration.

So can I ask you? And maybe you're not allowed to talk about it? I don't know.

So can I ask you? And maybe you're not allowed to talk about it? I don't know.

With Dan.

With Dan.

I've always wondered with Dania day Lewis being in character, does that mean he's like getting food at length being horrible?

I've always wondered with Dania day Lewis being in character, does that mean he's like getting food at length being horrible?

No, No, it's not. It's not like that at all. Actually a lot of people think that's not I mean we would talk to he would Basically what he does. I did the same thing when we did Ray Donovan with the Parkinson. So what he does is he keeps the physicality, the physical aspects of the character, the voice, the mannerisms. He keeps that on all the time because when when the camera rolls, he wanted to be spontaneous, but I would sit there and read an article in the Guardian and say, what do you think about this article? And yeah, you call him Bill, not that you know, and it's our Yeah, and did talk about anything and it was always for life. But what he was doing was keeping that physical side of the character running.

No, No, it's not. It's not like that at all. Actually a lot of people think that's not I mean we would talk to he would Basically what he does. I did the same thing when we did Ray Donovan with the Parkinson. So what he does is he keeps the physicality, the physical aspects of the character, the voice, the mannerisms. He keeps that on all the time because when when the camera rolls, he wanted to be spontaneous, but I would sit there and read an article in the Guardian and say, what do you think about this article? And yeah, you call him Bill, not that you know, and it's our Yeah, and did talk about anything and it was always for life. But what he was doing was keeping that physical side of the character running.

So when when the.

So when when the.

Camera rolled, it was it was on the ball. And when we did Ray Donovan and I did the Parkins, I used to have to keep that going so that when you saw it it didn't look like I was acting, you know. But the worst thing about Ray Donovan was but it's like like like you got me here the cameras and the edge of frame is here. The thing is you have so you have to have to shake like I have to have to shake there on Parker because if you had to shake there, it's just waking the whole thing. When I auditioning for Ray Donovan, I auditioning on a Sunday night and I taped it and I'll choute to my wife and she made me go back and do it again because you're just you're just knocking one out.

Camera rolled, it was it was on the ball. And when we did Ray Donovan and I did the Parkins, I used to have to keep that going so that when you saw it it didn't look like I was acting, you know. But the worst thing about Ray Donovan was but it's like like like you got me here the cameras and the edge of frame is here. The thing is you have so you have to have to shake like I have to have to shake there on Parker because if you had to shake there, it's just waking the whole thing. When I auditioning for Ray Donovan, I auditioning on a Sunday night and I taped it and I'll choute to my wife and she made me go back and do it again because you're just you're just knocking one out.

As obviously thought it was terrible.

As obviously thought it was terrible.

I had to tell to ask if you directed to tell me the age of frame you'd have to like lean do something because they have to see the shape, but they can't be below the can't be below the edge of.

I had to tell to ask if you directed to tell me the age of frame you'd have to like lean do something because they have to see the shape, but they can't be below the can't be below the edge of.

Frame because it looks O scene.

Frame because it looks O scene.

Do you have a especially in your earlier when when you're turning up on a film where you're not where you're a smaller part and you're coming in to do a week or something and the film is already going, And do you have a system of like day one, how you greet you know, do you do you introduce yourself to everyone? You say, like do you have a way, because so much if it's like social and how you deal with the cruise and everyone like do you have a Is it just you play it by it, see what the vibe is or do you have a system?

Do you have a especially in your earlier when when you're turning up on a film where you're not where you're a smaller part and you're coming in to do a week or something and the film is already going, And do you have a system of like day one, how you greet you know, do you do you introduce yourself to everyone? You say, like do you have a way, because so much if it's like social and how you deal with the cruise and everyone like do you have a Is it just you play it by it, see what the vibe is or do you have a system?

Yeah? I mean I had a great I had a great teacher. Had I had a Russian die called Sam Coogan used to study with the Moscow Arts Theater and he knew that I wasn't academic. I mean I left score at fifteen and I got no academic qualifications. So anything cerebral, I've always struggled with language or whatever. But it's something very visceral, visual music or you know, sensory.

Yeah? I mean I had a great I had a great teacher. Had I had a Russian die called Sam Coogan used to study with the Moscow Arts Theater and he knew that I wasn't academic. I mean I left score at fifteen and I got no academic qualifications. So anything cerebral, I've always struggled with language or whatever. But it's something very visceral, visual music or you know, sensory.

I can that's the way I work.

I can that's the way I work.

And he said to me once, he said, I'm going to teach you to act like a mechanic. He said, because if your car breaks down, no matter if it's snowing, raining, sunny weather, whatever, mechanic will will open up a box and will fix your car.

And he said to me once, he said, I'm going to teach you to act like a mechanic. He said, because if your car breaks down, no matter if it's snowing, raining, sunny weather, whatever, mechanic will will open up a box and will fix your car.

And he said, I'm going to teach you.

And he said, I'm going to teach you.

To act like that.

To act like that.

So no matter where you turn.

So no matter where you turn.

Up on set, no matter what's going on, you're going to turn up and do your job. And he gave me a technique, and that technique is what has enabled me to, regardless of what's going on, to just turn up and do my job. I think also having children helps as well, because family life became so important. You don't get emotional strokes at work. You don't go to work to seek belonging. You just go to work to work, and that enables you to be much more polite because you don't need anything from anybody. And if you don't need anything from anybody, you can be kind.

Up on set, no matter what's going on, you're going to turn up and do your job. And he gave me a technique, and that technique is what has enabled me to, regardless of what's going on, to just turn up and do my job. I think also having children helps as well, because family life became so important. You don't get emotional strokes at work. You don't go to work to seek belonging. You just go to work to work, and that enables you to be much more polite because you don't need anything from anybody. And if you don't need anything from anybody, you can be kind.

If you if you go to work and you've.

If you if you go to work and you've.

Got to be along with people have got to tell you how wonderful you are.

Got to be along with people have got to tell you how wonderful you are.

You're in trouble, really, you know, it's best to just turn up and do the job.

You're in trouble, really, you know, it's best to just turn up and do the job.

Fascinating. What's the technique?

Fascinating. What's the technique?

Well, he had he ran an academy called the Science of Acting, and I started with him. There's like a ten step thing that he does that I've always kind of used. Really it's it's it's very fascinating. It's it's I mean, I think other people use it's what you do spontaneous. What he did was is he looked at what good actors do and try to make show you what they do. It's not it's not it's not it's not cultishur it. You don't, you know, you said, this is what good acting is, and you just do it. You know.

Well, he had he ran an academy called the Science of Acting, and I started with him. There's like a ten step thing that he does that I've always kind of used. Really it's it's it's very fascinating. It's it's I mean, I think other people use it's what you do spontaneous. What he did was is he looked at what good actors do and try to make show you what they do. It's not it's not it's not it's not cultishur it. You don't, you know, you said, this is what good acting is, and you just do it. You know.

Wow, that's really interesting, fascinating. What a world? What a life? What is the sexiest film you've ever seen? Oh?

Wow, that's really interesting, fascinating. What a world? What a life? What is the sexiest film you've ever seen? Oh?

I used to love I just love the hammer House.

I used to love I just love the hammer House.

To borrow vampire films, you know, those women with heaving the features just before it bit their neck.

To borrow vampire films, you know, those women with heaving the features just before it bit their neck.

I just love it.

I just love it.

I mean that was my like, you know, that was when I was was becoming sexually a where you saw watch that. It's amazing, you know that kind of thing. I don't like. I don't like rituitous. I'd rather as the suggestion than the the actual thing, you know, so you know, like and also like that Ponanski film The Darts of the Vampires or I don't know killers, Yeah, Phyllis Vampire Killers.

I mean that was my like, you know, that was when I was was becoming sexually a where you saw watch that. It's amazing, you know that kind of thing. I don't like. I don't like rituitous. I'd rather as the suggestion than the the actual thing, you know, so you know, like and also like that Ponanski film The Darts of the Vampires or I don't know killers, Yeah, Phyllis Vampire Killers.

There's got two titles for some reason, that's right.

There's got two titles for some reason, that's right.

But Sharon tateing that it's absolutely gorgeous. Yeah, that kind of there's something about vampire Apparently vampire films always come into fashion whenever society is more prudish, whenever society. Yeah, it's vampire because it's it's a subconscious approaching sexuality in a different way, you know. Apparently when Bush was in power, and when Bush was in power and Miracle was becoming more slightly more puritanical, that's when you've got all those vampire.

But Sharon tateing that it's absolutely gorgeous. Yeah, that kind of there's something about vampire Apparently vampire films always come into fashion whenever society is more prudish, whenever society. Yeah, it's vampire because it's it's a subconscious approaching sexuality in a different way, you know. Apparently when Bush was in power, and when Bush was in power and Miracle was becoming more slightly more puritanical, that's when you've got all those vampire.

Movies coming out.

Movies coming out.

Wow.

Wow.

Yeah, it's interesting.

Yeah, it's interesting.

I find that. Yeah, that's so interesting.

I find that. Yeah, that's so interesting.

Also I also the Phillish Vamparkers because my favorite vampire is alf your Past. He came from bethnal Green, so my name kind of knew his family and he came from bethnal.

Also I also the Phillish Vamparkers because my favorite vampire is alf your Past. He came from bethnal Green, so my name kind of knew his family and he came from bethnal.

Green and he's he was like a hero of mine when I was a kid. They should tell me about.

Green and he's he was like a hero of mine when I was a kid. They should tell me about.

Alf your Pass and especially when I'm when I was when I started acting a lot of the other people say you've got to be the next healthy Past, but it's great enough film.

Alf your Pass and especially when I'm when I was when I started acting a lot of the other people say you've got to be the next healthy Past, but it's great enough film.

Yeah, I'll take that.