David Morrissey

That was it.

I thanked her so much for that because it was like really embarrassing.

It was.

But the other favourite thing was when I stripped off, the head of the police force had to say to me, I still have my underpants on, and he had to say, and the underpants, they're police issue.

And then I take them off and keep my hands in a certain place.

But then one night he was just about to say it and three guys in the audience said it.

And the underpants.

Their place issue.

And that was it from then on.

People used to shout out at the audience.

So that was quite weird.

But yeah, it was going back to Liverpool and doing that play at the Playhouse, which was, you know, the posh theatre as far as I was concerned.

That was really great.

And I had a great time doing that.

And then I was off and running, really.

You know, it was not long after that I went to the RSC and had a wonderful time.

Well, there's something about, yeah, that it could all stop tomorrow, which it's those eggs in the basket thing, is that you treat it seriously.

I don't take it for granted.

You know, there's great actors I've worked with and it has suddenly stopped for them, you know, or something has changed and they don't get the work they want anymore.

So I try to keep my head where my feet are and sort of enjoy the day, enjoy it right now.