Edgar Wright

And then somebody, a researcher said, oh, he's not supposed to know that.

So then imagine having this pressure being on TV as a 16-year-old.

Then they say, tomorrow, when you're on the show, pretend like you haven't won.

So when they say that you've won, you have to act like you're really surprised.

That's a lot of pressure on national TV.

So if you see that clip, you'll see my amazing acting of like, who, me?

Oh, I love that.

Well, I was, yeah, I had basically, I got my break into the industry.

I had made a film when I was 20.

I went to art college for two years, and then I made a really low-budget film called A Fistful of Fingers that was shot on 16mm, which cost, like,

30 grand total.

It got released at the cinema in the UK.

I say cinemas, it got released in a cinema, a one screen.

But through that, I got into TV.

It was first through Matt Lucas and David Walliams.

They were doing a cable show and I was directing that when I was 21.

And then a couple of years later, I worked with Simon Pegg and Jessica Hines for the first time.

And then Spaced, I was 24 when I did Spaced.

Wow, that's amazing.

I realize now, I knew it at the time that it was really special, but now I really just, I feel so thankful that like, I can't believe I was directing like a show that was on network TV when I was 24.