Mark Bonnar

Little did you know in the scrubland.

Oh no, I've heard you mentioning it, yeah.

It was like hit after hit.

Anyway.

What was Spoons?

Because I know you talked quite a bit about Spoons in the Lindley episode.

And then, yeah, so then they sacked me after the... And they sacked you?

Yes.

Oh, yeah, now.

Well, so they never... But you had the producer... Did I hear you say you had the producer of that?

Yeah.

Well, there you go.

It's not bad.

And what I loved is you referenced Dead Eyes as well, which I fucking love.

To get people, to get all that huge variety of people in the, for want of a better phrase, entertainment business on to talk about failure and rejection.

then and then he goes through a journey of like kind of trying to find out if that was true and then he met lots of people and it's it's oh i remember you saying this it's amazing it's amazing four or five seasons i think of it and it's he talks to all kinds of different people musicians um people uh producers actors about rejection about their stories about rejection it's a yeah it's an amazing lesson it really is

Well, only because I don't remember it, but only because I've heard you talking about it.

Yes, yes, I remember that, yes.

It's a very famous story.

I take umbrage with the comment or the notion that any actor is comfortable and ready to act.