Bill Nighy

That's real.

But I guess you buy a hat.

You don't go out.

You never, ever.

I never walk in the sun.

I always walk in the shade.

I walk a lot and I often I navigate by shadow and I will take a long way around so that I can walk on that side of the street.

I will walk around a block, an unnecessarily long block in order to stay in the shadow.

And you need a decent hat.

You need a decent Panama or something of that kind.

And also, don't let anyone persuade you into linen.

Often when decent, straightforward, right-thinking English people go into hot places, they are persuaded into wearing linen, which is obviously, you know, wrong.

Women can wear linen, but men forget about it.

I've made TV series.

I've made whole films in very, very hot countries.

And no linen has ever had contact with my flesh.

I went to India and made two films in India.

No linen was harmed during the making of those two films.

Ernesto, that's a very, very good question.

In earlier times, I used to find, like you, and I think you sound like somebody considerably younger than me, and I also used to have a kind of, not a literal hangover, but a real kind of physical hangover from social events and social occasions because I would get so tense and so wired, usually because I drank too much coffee.