Dermot Bannon

There's very little, you know, do you ever watch like the Graham Norton show or something like that?

You very rarely find out anything new about a celebrity.

on a chat show because you kind of know it all already so I was trying to find the little clues that they hadn't spoken about before so for Joanne like it was she didn't have her first place until she was 40 so you know when you get your first place and you're kind of trying to do everything the opposite to your parents you know like so when you're when somebody comes in to see what I've done here it's a little bit of kind of throwing off the shackles and I'm all grown up like my daughter is living in Australia now and she's doing her third year um in college and

She's back in a couple of weeks.

But, like, she was so proud.

Like, it's so funny, having the phone conversation, she was so proud of her air fryer because she, Dad, I've bought an air fryer.

This was independence.

This was independence.

And for Joanne, like, she has these really cool objects and she's bought these chairs.

Like, it's a fantastic space.

But...

What really interested me was this is her kind of throwing off.

This is my this is her first real kind of showing who I am.

And it was it was a lovely chat about kind of getting that independence later on and like living by yourself and then how she uses the space to watch the street.

That's how she picks up on the comedy.

Like she watches people.

So she sits outside the window looking down at the street and listening into conversations.

And being alone in this world allows all of that to filter in.

And she is completely, I've never seen a work ethic like it.

Everything she does is comedy, is to do observing people.