Daniel Radcliffe

Just they genuinely say something that is so moving and so real and so unexpected that it moves me to the exact place where the character needs to be without me trying to have to work to get there.

Yeah, I think, you know, we had, there's one of the characters in the show who is generally played by an older woman and... Mrs. Patterson.

Yes.

Yeah.

I mean, the first scene with Mrs. Patterson is...

quite structured and follows, you know, I generally... We hit pretty much all the same beats in it every night.

The last scene is truly... One of the joys of the show is that a lot of different things can happen.

So there is a final scene with Mrs. Patterson where...

Having grown up, I then call on her again to like essentially comfort me in a moment of real despair.

And then we had a woman the other day and she was incredible.

And I...

You know, when I said to her, I asked Mrs. Patson, do you remember what I was like when I was a kid?

And she said, you were happy sometimes, but you were sad sometimes.

And when you were sad, you used to work on your list.

And then she said, and when I'm sad, I still work on my list.

And I just like started crying.

It was so beautiful and so generous of her to reach into her actual experience and talk to me that sort of honestly.

And the joy of doing this show is that you are exposed on a daily basis to people's brilliance and their kindness.

And actually, that's what I say to people a lot when I'm asking people to join in the show.

I say...