Simon Mayo
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So also you pronounce it Leo Woodall, which is a very, very straightforward way to pronounce it.
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ends with a feature called One Last Thing, where the idea is that Mark and I recommend something from our broad hinterland of other experiences, which is a feature that Mark is struggling with.
No, no, I'm not struggling.
Yeah, for something that you'd already talked about, which is kind of not the point.
But anyway, when I was talking about Patrick Radom-Keefe's book, London Falling, in my kind of rambly way, I said at the end, it will make you very angry about the Russian oligarchs and their money.
Which is true.
What I didn't mention was it will also make you angry about, let's just say, the authorities who clearly have allowed a bunch of stuff to happen, whether that be successive governments, metropolitan police or whoever.
But it's a fantastic read and he's a great storyteller.
That's what I meant to say.
And I only realised after you disappeared to Cannes that that's what I should have mentioned.
was also picked up again in the sunday times at the weekend so it is a story that's uh that's continuing so leo woodall is our top guest shot to prominence for a lot of people uh as seductive white boy jack in season two of the white lotus alongside tom hollander uh one day playing dexter mayhew uh
The very popular Netflix series based on the David Nichols book.
Nuremberg, most recently, of course, which I think you really liked, Mark.
I did, yeah.
You weren't expecting it to.
Leo plays a young American soldier assigned as a German translator who monitors captured Nazi leaders.
And also on the posters, Bridget Jones, mad about the boy.