Louis Theroux

It was a Monday morning and Jimmy turned up in a three-piece suit.

I was dressed characteristically, I think, in a blue sweatshirt.

Maybe it was gray.

He looked very sharp.

You don't see people in, I mean, two-piece suits, let alone three.

It was a little, what we call a waistcoat.

And in America, I believe they call a vest.

He was mid-promotion for his new film, Fackham Hall, which is out now.

A spoof on Downton Abbey-style programs in which aristocrats in a stately home cavort and try and get married.

I haven't seen it.

I don't know what to say about that.

I haven't seen it, but the trailer looks funny.

There's a bit where...

There's a young man and he's attempting to woo the beautiful woman and he opens the door and she's standing there and then his trousers go boing.

Have you seen that bit?

I make it sound kind of basic and maybe it is, but that made me laugh.

What would you call that kind of humour?

Ribald?

It's sort of Viz style.

It's literally like... I think there's even a sound effect and his trousers tent out at the front.