Craig McLachlan

They're sliding down your body.

You might be sliding on their body.

There's a, for want of a better word, there is just a physical intimacy with so many musicals, certainly, and certain plays.

You know, you've got plays where there are love scenes and all the rest of it.

I mean, to be honest with you, Michael...

You know, I shot films in Europe where I saw a love scene in the script and thought, oh, well, that'll just be a kiss and a cuddle and they'll shoot that.

No, the directors demanded all your gear off.

The actress has got her gear off.

We crack a few jokes about the fact that,

You know, have I got any dimples?

No, do I?

But you do it.

Humour is often, it's confronting doing that sort of work, but humour gets you through it.

But now I talk to people who don't audition for certain jobs because it's so difficult to exist, certainly as we once did.

I never saw anyone deliberately setting out to make anyone feel uncomfortable.

Of course you do.

No, no.

And again, I'm working with people who wouldn't,

be backward in coming forward.

My accusers wanted journalists and the public to believe that there was no culture.