Billy Norwich

From Vogue.

That's why when people say, well, you're too old for the internet, which they did when they launched Vogue.com.

And they invented the computer at some point when I was at Vogue.

Then I went and worked at the New York Times as the so-called style and entertaining editor.

And there was a copy editor there.

Every time my name appeared as the entertaining editor, he would send the late Amy Spindler, who was my boss, asking, how entertaining is Billy Norris?

And then I went back to Vogue after Amy died and was there until 2012.

And then for the last 10 years, I've been an editor of fashion and interior design at Fieden Press.

That's what I do.

So you're wearing blue?

When I saw the first movie, I think I told you this, but we went with Anna, and we didn't know what to expect.

So we went in 2006 to a screening.

It wasn't a premiere.

It was a screening.

And I went with Anna, and I was delighted to be asked to... Was it the one at the Paris?

At the Paris.

I was also there.

You were there behind us.

Now you're ahead of us.

And...