David Morrissey

I think he's great.

But that book, in the end, that was a bit like, do I really want to know about everybody else who was on, you know, sort of the Ed Sullivan show when the Beatles were on it?

I mean, I've watched that about three times.

He just starts picking out.

I mean, what they would do is just one of them would start a riff and the other one would join in and that could go on for ages.

And just that I thought was wonderful.

Yeah, but he's the glue, isn't he?

He's the person who brings them all together.

He's always the first one into the rehearsal room, which is weird.

But he's also always there.

There's a really heartbreaking bit when Ringo and Paul are sitting there waiting for John and George.

And Paul just says, and then there was two.

And you're like, oh, my God.

And there is only two of them now.

You know, that was really weird.

But, yeah, I love that documentary and watched it endlessly.

So, yeah, Liverpool, obviously, where we would go is Wales, really.

We would always go over to Wales.

Southport was a day trip.

We would go to Southport and be on the arcades and stuff.