Sean Langan

I can't, I literally can't give the name.

And I could see the command of panic because now he's like, oh, well, this guy wants to be shot.

So they put the gun on my fixer's head and say, well, we'll shoot him.

And he starts crying.

Of course, I can't now.

I'm not going to withhold the name.

So I'm like, but I am so angry.

And I remember, you know, my first film about the Norwegian who was beheaded for accusing.

And I was very careful.

never to accuse the Taliban of being un-Islamic.

But I couldn't help myself.

I had this righteous anger at them mainly, but myself for giving up the name.

So I went kind of accusatory, said, okay, you want my children's name?

My firstborn eldest son is called Luke and my secondborn, and it was

the day before his birthday, this day, this night, when I'm having to... So that... His birthday was, like, the longest day of my life.

Missing it.

So, but this was the night before his birthday, and I said... That was a reminder how you're always back in that room.

So I said...

My youngest son's called Gabriel, as in the Archangel Gabriel, and tomorrow he turns four and he's going to wonder if his father loves him because he hasn't called.

The whole room goes quiet because