Dame Arlene Phillips

For any fans of the word Barton, this is the podcast for you.

It's quick, because I feel like I went from, obviously, Heartstopper, which is, like, quite a, like, not a slow process, but it is quite slow.

You do, like, two scenes in one day, maybe.

Yeah.

So, like, you get bored by the end of it.

You're, like, kissing the same person.

You're, like, oh, God, I hate this now.

Well, you don't hate it, but, you know, just...

Yeah.

I'm done with that.

But with a soap, it feels like live theatre.

It's just very, very quick.

It's like you do a scene and then you do another scene and you do another one.

It's just boom, boom, boom, boom, which I think I like because it keeps the brain.

Yeah, just look at it and... Look at it and he's got it.

I mean, it's mental, really.

It's like, I think that's how our conversation just stemmed from, like, hearing all these stories.

And I love people when they, you know, storytell.

So I'm really engaged with that.

And hearing all these people, and then I'm on that list.