Bill Nighy

You can probably hear her in the background.

And my staunch colleague at the other end of the table, see, I'm not alone here.

I know you would like to think of me as a lonely voice squandering time.

And I am a lonely man.

And if you have any ideas about that, please, you can contact me on Instagram.

No, I'm kidding.

But anyway, so that was the first album.

And then the Rolling Stones happened and the Beatles happened.

And that was when you would go to the shop.

They were always released on a Friday.

And you would go to the shop and you would try and buy the Stones album the day it came out.

Because if you didn't get it the day it came out, you were a sad loser.

And at the same time, Bob Dylan, the Bob Dylan albums, I would also try and buy on the day they came out because it was that important.

Will, I think the first thing you have to consider is what kind of suit you want and not wait for somebody to tell you what kind of suit you want.

The danger is if you go into a certain kind of tailor, they will impose a house style upon you.

The first time anybody ever made a suit for me was when – the thing is about my job is that sometimes people give you things.

But by the time they start giving you things, you've already made some money.

And you wish that they'd started giving you things 20 years before.

But the first time anybody actually made me a suit, I didn't realize I'd made decisions about the suit I might have if ever I got one made.

But apparently I had.