Simon Mayo

So in this movie, we watch you as a piano tuner and as a pianist, right?

What is the most difficult skill, in inverted commas, you've had to acquire in a movie?

And I'm not talking about being Tom Hollander's nephew, not that skill, but any other skill that you've had to sort of acquire as an actor?

That's a practical skill.

And just speaking of piano, we cannot finish the interview without mentioning, uh, the

actor who plays Ruthie who is the pianist and the person who your character falls for played by Havana Rose Lou now she is either an astonishing pianist and a great actor or she has really learned all those art skills that you've told us about earlier because she looks amazing yeah she really hit it out of the park it was so much work

Yeah.

Well, it's very impressive.

And I love the film.

Hugely enjoyable.

What do we see you in next, Leo?

Well, very good to speak to you, Leo.

Thank you very much indeed for coming on the show and good luck with all the oyster shucking.

just after doing that interview, I then interviewed Anthony Horowitz, the, uh, the writer and screenwriter.

And he said, have you seen that tuna film?

I said, well, I've just interviewed Leo.

He said, I just saw it.

It was like the secret film, um, at the LFF.

And, uh,

We thought it was amazing.