Dave Hanratty

but very very good especially you know this is 1963 they don't try and do too much with them they're mainly focused on him but they're very good and the opening scene is him having had his teeth knocked out in the dentist chair and he is just sort of so this is 63 this screams a guy who watched Brando

And I went, oh yeah, that's my kind of acting.

And I'm sure Richard Arras can do theatrical acting, but it's full of like, he's got the sleeves rolled up and the biceps out, you know, chewing gum all the time.

He's got this really dog-eared book.

Anytime he's got a spare minute on the bus or in his room, he takes the book out and keeps reading it.

You know what I mean?

There's all these little kind of...

touches to the character and more than anything there's his face he's just got a face and there's lots of brooding staring off into the distance and in every scene there's the possibility he's going to lose his temper in a restaurant in the pub with the lads just every scene

So here is him.

He has just signed his contract.

He's just hit the bit, you know, that he's now a professional and his dad's waiting outside the house because he wanted to see how the negotiations went.

So here is Richard Harris arriving back, having just signed a contract and his dad is waiting for him.

I didn't do it for the money.

OK, let us circle back then.

I have not seen this, Dave.

This is only last year.

The Iron Claw.

Yes.

I did see like the press releases or the images and Zac Efron looking very built and very strange in the face increasingly.

Yeah, this is I guess this is a chance for me to kind of crowbar in some pro wrestling onto your podcast as I like to.