00:00Well, I mean, my family just all talk about my willy.
00:02Yeah, not bad.
00:03I sang to him one of the songs on the phone.
00:05They're always talking about my willy, man.
00:07Yeah, yeah.
00:08I wore my goriest top for you today.
00:10It's the only thing I could find.
00:12And I'm a Tottenham fan, I don't wear red.
00:13So, you know, you're lucky.
00:14Right, okay, no, I appreciate it.
00:16It's a nice part.
00:17I cried in the cinema, guys.
00:18It really affected me.
00:21What do your families think about seeing you in films like this?
00:25Did you give them a little warning before?
00:27Have they even seen them?
00:28Well, I mean, my family just all talk about my willy, unfortunately.
00:32So, it gets a little bit lost on them.
00:35But I think when it comes to...
00:37They're always talking about my willy, man.
00:39All the time.
00:40I mean, I struggle getting away from that.
00:42But I know that, for sure, when they see this film,
00:45that'll be out the window.
00:46We focus on the context.
00:48Did you ever think that you'd be entitled to, like,
00:50probably answering questions about my willy all day?
00:52About my willy?
00:53Yeah.
00:53I mean, I answer questions about my willy in most days,
00:56in most settings, so this is nothing new.
00:59Hi.
01:00Hi, Ray.
01:01You all right?
01:02Hello.
01:03Anyway...
01:04Yes, what do your family think about this?
01:05I think it's great.
01:06I mean, not all of them have seen the first one yet,
01:08but those who have, yeah, they...
01:10I mean, I think that they...
01:12Alex Garland and Danny Boyle collaboration to set up the premise
01:18is fantastically, wonderfully rich in themes about humanity,
01:23violence, friendship, loyalty, acceptance of death.
01:27I mean, I think the whole concept allows them to pursue
01:30all kinds of provocative great themes about what it is to be human.
01:34And so, yeah, I've had very good feedback from my family.
01:38Yeah, we're not so very good at talking about death, are we,
01:39and the Brits who are bad at that.
01:42Hopefully this film might help in some way.
01:45No, no, death is oddly taboo sometimes, isn't it?
01:48I don't know, to talk about, like, puppies and flowers
01:50and stuff like that, you know?
01:51And willies.
01:52And willies, yeah.
01:53In regards to the music, wow.
01:55It just took me on a journey.
01:57I thought it was fantastic.
01:58Did you enjoy it, Ray, all the music and the dancing and bits?
02:01Of course you did.
02:02I love just a little naked dance at home on my own.
02:06And I just love putting a little bit of the Bee Gees on.
02:09Do you have that moment perhaps in your own life?
02:11Yeah, well, I had a funny old time because I had to...
02:14I realised Dr. Kelson is not necessarily a great singer,
02:18but he is a fan of Duran Duran.
02:21And lovely Simon Le Bon did get on the phone with me a couple of times
02:25to help me finesse my, I think initially he said,
02:28Yeah, not bad.
02:30I mean, in that meaning, work to do.
02:32As I sung, I think I sung to him one of the songs on the phone.
02:36Yeah, yeah.
02:38Did you sing it to him, yeah?
02:40Yeah.
02:41Or I sent him a recording.
02:42Right, OK.
02:43A voice memo.
02:44And then I talked to my brother, Magnus,
02:48who's a music producer and composer,
02:50and he works a lot with things.
02:52He said, Why are you singing the song?
02:54What does it mean for you?
02:55And he actually gave me a different steer about...
02:58Which is a good one.
02:59Actually, like a good director saying,
03:00What's the purpose of the song?
03:02Of course, the song is...
03:03It's a morale booster for Kelson.
03:06He sings it to give himself a bit of a judge, you know,
03:10like good songs do.
03:11And I think that released me from thinking
03:14that I have to somehow sing it well.
03:17And if you take that away, and I think sometimes actors,
03:20we get, you know, if it's not...
03:22If we're not naturally dancers or singers,
03:24but we often play people who, like any of us in this room,
03:28might sing a song in the shower or try a dance move.
03:32It doesn't, you know, we get overladen with the idea
03:34we have to be good.
03:35And actually, most people just do it
03:38because it releases something in them.
03:40And I think that's the case with Kelson.
03:41And Samson's not going to judge him for it.
03:43Yeah, exactly.
03:44I want more singing and dancing from you, please.
03:46What can we put you in next? A musical?
03:48I'll try. I'll try.
03:50Yeah, there you go. Put it out there.
03:52Absolutely. Loved it.
03:53And what are you frightened of, guys?
03:54Anything you're scared of?
03:55Because I found more things I was scared of
03:58than I didn't even realise after this film.
04:00And the spine bit. Oh, my goodness.
04:01Spines scare me now.
04:03Anything frightened you?
04:05In the film or generally?
04:06In life.
04:08Spiders for me. Oh.
04:10They're actually quite sweet, spiders.
04:12They're delicate.
04:13They're always gently placing their legs.
04:15A massive one.
04:16Yeah, I don't see a fear in spiders at all.
04:19Sharks, maybe, because I can't see what's beneath.
04:22That's a little bit terrifying.
04:23That's always a scary one, isn't it?
04:25Yeah.
04:26What happens when I'm swimming and there's something?
04:27And you feel something brush against you.
04:29Yeah, yeah, yeah.
04:30What is that?
04:31Yeah.
04:32That's a little bit, yeah.
04:33It's good acting.
04:34You believed there was a shark there, didn't you?
04:35Jaws 7.
04:36Can we get him in?
04:37Yeah.
04:38There's a shark in my coffee.
04:39Yeah.
04:40Anything quickly that you're frightened of, right?
04:42Um...
04:44Well, I think we all can...
04:46I mean, we all have sort of nameless terrors, don't we?
04:48There are sort of our unconscious terrors,
04:50that at four or five in the morning
04:52there are these great indefinable fears that come up,
04:55which are very scary,
04:56because they're some elemental thing.
04:58Because we can identify frightening things in life,
05:01being attacked, someone violent, fires them.
05:04But I think the stuff that's inside us,
05:06our human panic of being alive or being...
05:09I think that's the most...
05:11Wow.
05:12I thought you were in the dark or something.
05:13There you go.
05:14The four...
05:15The four a.m.
05:16Four a.m.
05:17What does it mean?
05:18I'm terrified.
05:19Why am I terrified?
05:20I don't know.
05:21It's all a horror.
05:22Wow.
05:23Mm-hmm.
05:24This film affected you.
05:25Thank you very much indeed.
05:26It was so great.
05:27It's right.
05:28Couldn't even eat my lunch.
05:29Thank you for making the effort with the top.
05:30I appreciate that.
05:31It's very kind.
