Henry Hall

Yeah, showrunner, director.

He directed the episode I was on.

He's a genius.

That's good.

I like that.

Yeah, I played a valet.

That was my first proper... Actually...

First or second, what first or second proper scene on a TV show I'd ever done.

And it was the scene was incredibly, you know, it's a period piece, as you know, so.

You know, there's a ton of extras, set dressings and all these things happening.

The scene that I'm doing is like the end of this big, big montage.

So they have this huge crane shot coming in and into the Beverly Hilton hotel where I was a valet supposed to, you know, in the show.

And the scene.

You know, comes across all these, you know, old cars from the 60s and people, 50 extras walking in and out of the lobby and all this huge coordinated choreographed dance.

Sure.

As the cranes coming in and then it lands on me.

And I'm supposed to catch some keys that are being tossed to me by the guy who's parking in the valet.

So I'm like, OK, no matter what, I am making this catch.

I'm not going to drop these fucking keys.

Yeah.