00:00Then he went and made this film called Patrick, which is one of my favorite films, and it kind of blew my mind.
00:05I thought it was the end of my career.
00:09It's about a guy looking for his hammer in a nudist camp.
00:11It's so great.
00:12He says that quite fast in his accent.
00:16It's about a guy looking for his hammer in a nudist camp.
00:21It's brilliant.
00:22And I like the one concession for the older woman with pearls.
00:25That was it.
00:30Tim and Killian, how did you guys know that you liked working together?
00:37I kind of like it that it's unspoken.
00:39I don't want to analyze it.
00:41I think then the mystery is gone.
00:45Boring.
00:48I think we made season three of Peaky Blinders together, and it was a very hard, very intense shoot.
00:56But I remember thinking, there's a lot more to this director than you can see, because it was an amazing series.
01:06I had a sense that Tim and Max would really connect together.
01:10I felt they would work really, really well together.
01:13And Tim has this amazing ability with actors.
01:16It's unlike any director I've come across.
01:18And actors just really go deep for him, and it's very freeing.
01:22And it needed that sort of touch for this film.
01:25What did it feel like on set?
01:26And what did you guys do in between takes or at the end of the day to kind of shake it off?
01:31He didn't shake it off.
01:33No, he didn't shake it off.
01:34It was, I find on like, well certainly on our sets there's a lot of laughing and messing around, because you have to, because the material sometimes is quite heavy.
01:45So I feel like we were chugging around and all that, but the beauty was we shot in order.
01:50So it meant that we were accumulating the experiences as we went along with the characters.
01:56That really helped.
01:57But it was like a lot of fun, but deadly serious.
02:00The young boys were wonderful.
02:03I mean, the actors and the boys that never acted before.
02:06And I was terrified of them the first three days.
02:09And then I just loved them by the end.
02:10And I just, I love boys and I love, you know, my characters love of them.
02:14And so it was great fun.
02:15Tons of a noisy, noisy energy.
02:17They were amazing.
02:18Imagine if they were here now.
02:20They all came charging in now.
02:21What was everyone's school experience like?
02:28I did all right.
02:29I was an average student. I never passed maths, but I found out I was dyslexic when I was 19,
02:36so I felt like I never really had teachers in my school that kind of was patient with me.
02:41I had a good time other than not being in the classroom.
02:45I'm still 14 in my head, so I'm still 14.
02:49But no, I had such a laugh at school. I was really a nightmare, I guess.
02:53But I had some very significant teachers that are why I'm here today, doing what I do,
02:59who spotted what I could do well, and I owe a lot to Mr Ronald Harding. I do.
03:06Let's name them. Mary Brooke.
03:09Mr Walsh, actually. Are you talking to go to drama school?
03:14Who for you?
03:14Miss Welton, my English teacher.
03:17Bill Wall, my English teacher.
03:19Mr Govarts.
03:20That's a teacher.
03:22Isn't that crazy how you can name them?
03:24Wow.
03:24Are we in the wrong profession? Should we all be teachers?
03:26No.
03:27That sounds so beautiful.
03:28Maybe 10% of us.
03:31Make the switch.
03:32Yeah.
03:33One of the things about school is I remember having a revelation that was,
03:37or at least I'm projecting back onto myself that I had this revelation,
03:40but I remember thinking, this is warm.
03:43I'm being helped.
03:44There's even people here that have faith in me,
03:46that are telling me I'd be good at something that I don't believe I'm good at,
03:49so they're actually unfurling me as a human being,
03:51and it's free.
03:52That was, you know, I remember thinking that at like 14,
03:55thinking, wow.
03:57You know, which is why private education should be abolished.
03:59That's a separate thing.
04:00Oh, here we go.
04:01We'll do that.
04:02We'll get a longer one.
04:02We'll get a longer one.
04:03We'll get a longer one.
04:03We'll get a longer one.
04:04We'll get a longer one.
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