James Acaster

Yeah, I think a lot of actors have those things where it's like they came up with something, whether it's like a laugh or a certain look or whatever that they did on one film, that actually you don't realise as somebody who watches films that they are doing that quite a lot because it becomes so natural and baked in.

But they can all go like, I did this film, I had this scene, I had to learn how to do this, and actually that wasn't something that I then just forgot and then went on to other films.

That one transfers onto other stuff.

You know what I mean?

Yeah, yeah.

But it is, though.

It is mad.

I mean, I say it to actors who come on here and then they look at me like, yeah, that's called acting.

Yeah, yeah.

I'll be like, man, when I see you in a different film, just like a different person.

Like, yeah, yeah, man, that's what I'm going for.

It's like magic to this guy.

It's like magic to this guy.

It's like Ed's taken him by the top five cabins.

Yeah.

Dickensian urchins.

I think Ben wants us to hurry up.

We've just been told by Benito.

So basically, we're getting on with Reggae Too Well.

Yes.