Lloyd Langford

What happens then is that my character will fall asleep and she will either climb back out of him... LAUGHTER

Or like cut her way out.

I see.

And they end up reconciling and kind of becoming friends.

She's also, I don't know if you have this with Ian, Max, but like when the child temporarily favors one of the parents.

So at the moment she is like absolutely obsessed with me and playing these kind of games.

And so Anne kind of comes into the bedroom and Gwen is just like, what do you want?

And then she's like, you can go now, shut the door.

Yeah.

She just makes Anne leave.

So Anne made me a coffee, I think.

And then I said to Anne, like, we have such a very brief window of availability to have a conversation.

Yeah.

And I have to, obviously I have to break character.

I can't talk to Anne as King Louis.

That's Baloo.

Elvis.

It's really exhausting.

I just said to Anne, like, get out of here, like go for breakfast or go to a cafe or like go and do something because you're kind of surplus to requirements at the moment.

8.40, I managed to have a coffee and I made breakfast for us.