Jack Rooke

You kind of get through that because no one's eaten in about four or five hours.

Then you have a party sort of on like the concourse of the South Bank.

And it was amazing.

And everyone's there.

And then everyone goes at 2 a.m.

to the Sea Containers Hotel where the rooftop is from 2 till 6.

It was a really lovely... I felt like this year was one of the loveliest BAFTAs I've been to.

It really felt like everyone there just wanted to sort of celebrate.

And I think it's been quite tough, the TV and film industry.

I think there's been a lot of stuff that hasn't been able to get, you know,

crossed the line it's been tricky for a lot of workforce i mean a lot of people sort of struggling with like sort of unemployment like there's been definitely been a decline i think post covid there was a boom of making loads of film and tv and then it's been a bit of a tricky one so if you're managing to make work and then you're managing to be nominated for a bafta and then you're managing to win them you want to have a bit of a booze up you know what i mean so what were you drinking and who were you dancing with

I was drinking, because I'm very classy, a lot of Negronis, which is my favourite drink.

Is it?

Why?

Because I sort of think, I'm not a big drinker, but if I'm going to drink, I want it to taste like booze.

Yeah.

I want it to hit the back of my throat.

It can be quite bitter.

And then sometimes you can get different deviations.

You can get a white Negroni where they replace something.