David Morrissey

So suddenly there was a Beatles museum, places like John and Paul's house became National Trust places.

Then there was this magical mystery tour of Liverpool and stuff.

And now they're really sort of selling it, quite rightly.

There's a hotel called the Beatles Hotel.

Instead of saying, you know, where you put your thing saying, do not disturb, they say, let it be, you know, that sort of thing.

Not as sexy as my feet, but... On the breakfast menu, you can get a day kipper and stuff.

So, yeah, there's lots of things like that all over the place.

I am.

I love a pun.

But...

But the city itself is great.

And it's always got the river.

And I think it's a place where the town developments, the inner city developments have been really well done on the most part.

And I think it's a beautiful, that's again, growing up, the whole dockside was just derelict really.

And now there's Tate, there's Liverpool Museum, but all along there.

Part of the start of that really was this morning.

So when Richard and Judy were there, and they were on the dockside, and that sort of rejuvenated, that started making that dockside area a little bit more sort of tourists would go, people would recognise it, they would seek it out, and then the Tate happened, and then other things.

But the city itself...

Yeah, it really is.

And, you know, if you build it, they will come.