Jeremy Boreing

Well, one of the things that causes us to be where we are, I think, as a culture and across the Atlantic, actually, is we've become very split.

And one of the reasons is that particularly people on the right have really got into a thing which is, you know, there's a...

It's very easy to criticize culture.

It's very hard to make culture.

And one of the things that you guys were really ambitious with when you were at The Daily Wire, and I hope still now, is creating new things, is creating culture.

The Pendragon Cycle is a massive project that you've been working on.

The trailer looks incredible.

uh it was absolutely fantastic to see um tell us about that and and what you know how i i have heard it was a pain in the ass to make every everything went wrong you know actors falling off things breaking things you know having to be replaced by people who've never acted in their etc uh tell us about that yeah well i often think when people are critical of of movies that i make

that while I know that the movie I actually made is nowhere near as good as the movie that they would have made if they had ever made a movie, making movies is impossible.

My friend Phelan McAleer told me years ago, he said, directing a movie is a job that is so difficult, it's actually impossible.

And therefore, it mentally breaks every person foolish enough to endeavor to do it.

And he's right.

You just go mad.

because it's so complex, and you're just in a war against reality the entire time.

You say you heard about these horrors that happened on our set.

It's true.

We had a guy, a good friend of mine, Jeff Don, had a massive heart attack on set.

We had a horse roll over one of our actors and break his legs.

Amazingly, he had an identical twin, also living in Budapest at the time, who wasn't an actor, but who was very kind and stepped up and made sure we were able to continue.

One of our producers fell on the ice and broke her arm horribly, like required surgery.