Kate Roger

I'll never forget, he strode into that room with a bespoke three-piece suit.

He was so alpha.

I mean, normally all of the entourage comes in first and then the talents kind of comes in after them and show into the set.

He just bowled in, he owned the room, he filled it up with his alphaness and it was...

Shockingly intimidating, if I'm honest.

Short man syndrome.

There was an element of that.

But he filled the room and he also just no fools.

Like we kicked off and it was a good 10 minutes before he decided that I wasn't entirely a numpty.

And then we had relatively animated, useful discourse.

But the first 10 minutes was a tussle.

And then three years, four years later for the next Bond, four minutes.

That's how the landscape had changed.

And the four minutes was so much harder.

First of all, hates doing media.

Second of all, he's doing 70 of these a day.

He is over it and he's not afraid to show that he is.

So he brings that kind of, I'll call it a mana, and he brings it to the role.

And I watched Skyfall again recently.

And it's one of, again, one of my favourite, favourite bombs.