Ed Gamble

And so our job was just kind of to sit in that environment, soak up as much as we could, and then just put it on screen and bring it home so you can be like, I want that.

And then hopefully fill you with enough joie de vivre, which is the wrong language for this promo tour, that you desire to go out and actually do it because you can.

And then that way you get from the world as it is to the world as it could be and everyone's happier.

So basically I'm saving the world with a rom-com.

Well, I wanted to be able to do something like that, completely invest yourself in something to do the job.

And then as soon as you finish, somehow you manage to wipe your brain ready for the next thing you're doing.

Yes.

But I mean, the childish way that I summed that up when I wanted to become an actor was I wanted to be more like Boba Fett.

And I will explain this.

So I was making music when I was a teenager, and I was flirting with the music industry, and I decided that somehow acting looked like a more stable career path, because I reckon on the ladder of exploitation, it goes like modeling, music, acting.

I'm not quite sure where comedy falls.

Below that, I think.

I actually dread to think where we are.

I don't think we're even in the same sphere, to be honest.

Yeah, I think that's the joy of comedians.

You're not in the same sphere.

No, we're not in the same sphere at all.

You bring wonderful things from outside the sphere.

Yeah, but you need that.

You need to look through the window and take the piss.