The Assembly (UK) Season 1 Episode 2

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00:00Hi, hello everyone. Morning, morning, morning.

00:11Are you nervous? You're not nervous. I might be a little bit nervous.

00:21David? Yeah? You should be nervous.

00:25Hi David. Nice to meet you, yes. Oh, thank you.

00:29Thanks very much.

00:33Welcome to this.

00:40Right, let's get started. Sophie, would you like to introduce us?

00:45Welcome to the assembly, our collective autistic, neurodivergent and learning disabled interviewers.

00:51We are delighted to have you join us today.

00:54The principles are, no subject is out of balance. No question is off the table.

00:59And anything might happen. Please tell us who you are.

01:02My name is David.

01:04Also, you're David Tennant. I am, who are you?

01:07I'm Abbie A, actually.

01:08Abbie A, nice to meet you.

01:10And we're going to start with a question from Ali.

01:13Good to see you, David Tennant.

01:15Thanks, Ali.

01:16Do you believe in God?

01:19Oh, wow.

01:22Some people do, other people's don't.

01:25That's a big one.

01:26OK.

01:27Because I was brought up in the church.

01:30And my dad was a minister in the church.

01:32So I went to church every Sunday.

01:34I went to Sunday school.

01:36At one point, I was a Sunday school teacher.

01:38Really?

01:39I know.

01:40That's nice.

01:41So I understand where it comes from.

01:43And I've certainly felt that in my time, the belief in something other.

01:48Mm-hmm.

01:49But it's not where I currently am, no.

01:52OK, I'm just finding out.

01:54Thank you for your time, David.

01:55Thank you so much.

01:56Appreciate that, Ali.

01:57Thank you for remembering my name.

01:59We've got Takara with a question.

02:01How did it feel to be rejected from Taggart 16 times?

02:08You've done your research.

02:09I think I was the only Scottish actor who doesn't have Taggart on their CV.

02:14Scottish gritty crime drama.

02:16There's been a murder.

02:17There's been a murder.

02:18But it's got nothing to do with David Tennant.

02:23Lovely.

02:24Thank you, Takara.

02:25You're welcome.

02:26Hi, David Tennant.

02:27Nice to meet you.

02:28I'm Jacob.

02:29Hi, Jacob.

02:30Me and my family think you have amazing skin.

02:33Yeah.

02:34Thanks, Jacob.

02:36I would like to ask, what is your skin care regime?

02:41It's pretty basic, if I'm honest with you.

02:44I mean, a bit of moisturiser.

02:47That's it.

02:49What's your skin care routine?

02:51Well, I use sometimes cream on my skin.

02:54I put cream on my face when I'm having a shower.

02:59Before you get in?

03:01Well, actually, when I'm in the shower, I turn the water away from me and I put moisturiser sometimes.

03:08Oh, cool.

03:09And then wash it off?

03:10Yeah.

03:11I mean, it sometimes helps because I get spots as a teenager.

03:14Right, yeah, yeah.

03:15Well, actually, I've just turned 20.

03:17Right.

03:18The spots are behind you now.

03:19Well, but I might still get spots now.

03:22Yeah, listen, I still get them and I'm 702.

03:25Do you shave?

03:27Well, not right now.

03:29I mean, I have been known to shave.

03:32But, yeah.

03:34Next up, we have Essin.

03:36All the work you do for my community, it's amazing.

03:51My questions are based around that, so I hope that's okay.

03:53Of course.

03:54What made you want to start work, like, become an ally to the community?

03:59What prompted you to say, do you know what, this injustice has gone on long enough?

04:04When I was...

04:09Oh, dear.

04:12Sorry.

04:13No, it's fine.

04:14It's good.

04:15It's good.

04:16It's good.

04:17It's important.

04:18When I was a teenager, there was this thing that Mrs Thatcher's government introduced called

04:23Section 28, which was about stopping the promotion of homosexuality in schools.

04:32Yeah.

04:33Which was a weird umbrella term, which was basically saying it was illegal to talk about being gay

04:39in school or to suggest that that might be a normal way of behaving.

04:45And we look back on that now as a medieval, absurd thing to try and say.

04:54And I think the way the trans community is being demonised and othered is exactly the same.

05:00We...

05:01Oh, sorry.

05:02No.

05:03No, listen.

05:04It's become this kind of political football.

05:07Which exactly also leads on to my next question.

05:10These are very on the nose.

05:11I do apologise.

05:12Come on.

05:13Come on.

05:14We're in it now.

05:15Um, JK Rowling.

05:17Right.

05:18How did you feel, like, when she called you out on social media?

05:22What did you...

05:23Oh, I'm not...

05:24See, I do miss a lot of this, because genuinely I'm not in there.

05:27Like, I have my views on her, but I just wanted to know, like, coming from an ally as yourself,

05:33I wanted to know how you thought of being called out like that.

05:36Um, listen, JK Rowling's a wonderful author who's created brilliant stories,

05:40and I wish her no ill will, but I...

05:43Of course.

05:44I hope that, um, we can all, as a society, just let people be.

05:50But that's...

05:51Just get out of people's way.

05:53Don't be such a stick in the mud, honestly.

05:56Honestly!

05:57Lovely.

05:58OK, thank you, Essin.

05:59We've got a question from Elijah up next.

06:01Good luck, Elijah.

06:03Um...

06:04Before I answer my questions, I just want to say your jumper really makes me laugh.

06:10It just says college.

06:11It does.

06:12It just makes me really laugh a lot.

06:13Yeah.

06:16What...

06:17What made you...

06:19What made you see that jumper and be like, oh, OK, I can wear this.

06:23This makes sense.

06:25That's a very good...

06:26That's quite a deep question, isn't it?

06:28Why do we see things and think, that relates to me?

06:31That is my sort of style.

06:33That is...

06:35I wish I had a...

06:36I wish I had a clever and concise answer for you.

06:38It's just really funny that you saw a jumper and you were like, college.

06:41Me.

06:42I know.

06:43I know.

06:44What does that say about my arrested development?

06:46Are you tired of people always associating you with Doctor Who?

06:50No.

06:51It's a very lovely thing to be associated with.

06:53And you're also aware, when you take on something like Doctor Who, that it will be with you for the rest of your life.

07:00I'm very proud of it and very happy that it's something that I get to represent.

07:05So, very, very lucky.

07:08OK, lovely.

07:09Thank you, Elijah.

07:10Luke?

07:11I was obsessed with watching Doctor Who when I was very young, from a young age.

07:16I watched it with my granddad.

07:18Oh, yeah?

07:20God bless him.

07:21Oh, yeah.

07:22It was hurtful when I found out that he had three strokes.

07:27The last one...

07:28Oh, I'm sorry.

07:30But I know for a fact he's always in my heart, but I know where he is.

07:35Yeah.

07:36In my heart, even at night, I can speak to him at night.

07:38Nice.

07:39That's nice.

07:40I'm very proud that Doctor Who was part of the memory of you and your granddad.

07:43It was.

07:44As long as you're here.

07:45Lovely.

07:46Thank you, Luke.

07:48Now, Luke is going to do a performance for us.

07:50Oh, fantastic.

07:51And because you've been doing Macbeth, he'd like to do a scene from the play with you.

07:54Oh, my goodness, Luca.

07:56Right?

07:57OK.

07:58What scene are we doing?

07:59I don't know.

08:00I'll just try and catch up.

08:01A heavy summons lies like lead upon me, and yet I would not sleep.

08:05Merciful powers restraining me, the cursed thoughts their nature gives way to in repose.

08:11Give me my sword.

08:12Who's there?

08:16I can't remember what bit that is.

08:20You're so intense, look at it.

08:21It's brilliant.

08:22It's act two, scene one, if that gives you any indication at all.

08:25A friend!

08:26What?

08:27Sir.

08:28Not yet at rest.

08:29The king's abed.

08:30You have been in unusual pleasure, and sent forth great-largest to your officers.

08:34At this time when he greets your wife with all, by the name of most kind hostess, and shut up in measureless content.

08:40Being unprepared, our hospitality was servant to defect, which else should free over all.

08:46All's well.

08:47I dreamt last night of the three weird sisters.

08:50To you they have showed some truth.

08:52I think none of them.

08:54Yet, when we can entreat an hour to serve, we would spend it in some words upon that business.

08:59At your kindest leisure.

09:01If you shall cleave to my consent, when tis, it shall make honour for you.

09:07So I lose none in seeking to augment it, but still keep my bosom franchise and allegiance clear.

09:14I shall be counselled.

09:15Good repose the world.

09:17Thanks, sir.

09:18The light to you.

09:20Nice.

09:24Very intense.

09:25That was brilliant.

09:27That was brilliant.

09:30You also did bits that we've cut, so I was having to really listen hard.

09:33Yeah, I'm a fan of extended versions.

09:35Yeah, quite right too.

09:36Right, okay.

09:37Cameron, you're up next.

09:41Someone you've worked with a friend has been cancelled for some quite serious allegations.

09:46How has that affected you?

09:49Who are we talking about here?

09:53He worked on The Good Omens, and that's been stopped, and how has it affected you?

09:59We're doing Good Omens again.

10:01We're going back to do the final, doing a finale.

10:05There's been a slight rejig with the personnel.

10:10Just, but we still get to tell that story, which I think would have been very difficult to leave it on a cliffhanger, I think.

10:16So I'm glad that's been worked out.

10:30So you're up next then, Harry.

10:32Hello David, how are you?

10:33I'm good, how are you?

10:34It's good to see you.

10:35It's nice to be here.

10:36What was it like when you became the 10th Doctor Who?

10:41Wow.

10:42I'd watched that show all my life.

10:44I grew up with it.

10:46I had posters on my wall.

10:47Yep.

10:48I met Tom Baker, who was one of the earlier Doctor Who.

10:50Oh, the fourth Doctor Who.

10:51Exactly, number four.

10:52He signed my poster when I was about, I don't know, eight, nine.

10:56It's a very happy thing, even if you're not a fan of Doctor Who, very few people feel negatively towards it, as far as I can tell.

11:03I mean, you know, I'm now inviting people to get online and tell me how rubbish it is.

11:09But, but they can fuck off.

11:16We can do it.

11:18We can do it.

11:20We can sort that out.

11:21Do you know all the Doctor Who's all in order?

11:23Do you?

11:24I do indeed.

11:25Let's take them in turns.

11:26You do one, I'll do two.

11:27First Doctor, William Hartnell.

11:30Second Doctor, Patrick Troughton.

11:31Third Doctor, John Pertwee.

11:33Fourth Doctor, Tom Baker signed my poster.

11:36Yeah.

11:38Fifth Doctor Who, Peter Davison.

11:40My father-in-law.

11:41That's weird.

11:42Yeah.

11:43Sixth Doctor, Colin Baker.

11:44Sylvester McCoy.

11:45Paul McGann.

11:46Christopher Eccleson.

11:47Tenth Doctor, er...

11:48You!

11:49Oh, that's it.

11:50Yeah, yeah, yeah.

11:51Matt Smith.

11:52Peter Capaldi.

11:53Jodie Whittaker.

11:54Fourteenth Doctor, who was that again?

11:56You!

11:57Thank you!

11:58And fifteenth Doctor, Schuttegaard.

12:00There you go.

12:01Ten points.

12:02Nice to meet you, David.

12:03Pleasure.

12:04You're a good man.

12:05You are a good man.

12:06What Harry Potter?

12:07How many?

12:08How many Harry Porters are there?

12:10Yeah.

12:11That's just the one, right?

12:12Okay.

12:13Next up, Sammy's going to ask a question.

12:15How do you feel with your parents?

12:19How do I feel when I lost my parents?

12:21Devastating.

12:22It's devastating.

12:23Yeah.

12:24They both died younger than they should.

12:27My mum was 67, which is not nearly old enough.

12:30Yeah.

12:31And she had cancer and it was horrible.

12:33And I remember she got ill and then we thought she got better.

12:39So you kind of think, oh, we dodged that.

12:42Yeah.

12:43And then a few months later it came back again and then it was evident that this time it wasn't going away.

12:49Yeah.

12:50And it's horrid.

12:52Have you lost your parents?

12:53Mum.

12:54Mum.

12:55You've lost your mum.

12:56It's hard.

12:57It's hard, isn't it?

12:58Yeah.

12:59It's very hard, it is.

13:00You know it's coming.

13:01Yeah.

13:02From when you're a kid you know it's coming.

13:03But it still feels impossible to conceive.

13:05Yeah.

13:06I miss my parents as well.

13:07Yeah.

13:08It was half me.

13:09Yeah.

13:10And then you're sort of stuck, aren't you?

13:11Yeah, stuck.

13:12You're kind of on your own then.

13:13Yeah.

13:14You're an orphan, you're next up.

13:17We've got Sophie.

13:19Hi Sophie.

13:20Hello.

13:21Hi.

13:22What are you secretly proud of but have never taught anyone about until now?

13:27Shall I tell you a secret?

13:31When we're recording this it's about to be my wife's 40th birthday.

13:35A few years ago she got my name tattooed on her.

13:39Wow.

13:40And she has been banging on at me about getting a tattoo to match.

13:45Oh.

13:46Okay.

13:47Have you?

13:48Don't like it.

13:49It's never been something I've wanted to do.

13:50I don't like needles and I was really...

13:52Okay.

13:53But because it's her 40th birthday I just had that done.

13:58Wow.

13:59Which is her initial.

14:00Okay.

14:01I've been going around with a bandage on my wrist at home for the last few days so she doesn't know.

14:05No.

14:06So that I can reveal it as a birthday present.

14:09Oh that's so sweet.

14:10So I'm quite proud that I managed to sit and have that done without screaming or passing out.

14:16And that for the past few days I've managed to pretend it hasn't happened yet.

14:20So that's something I'm very proud of that I haven't told anyone about before this very moment.

14:24And I haven't even told my wife yet.

14:26Um, second question.

14:28Madonna is one of your favourite artists.

14:30I challenge you to a Vogue dance-off.

14:32Woo!

14:33Ooh!

14:34A dance-off!

14:35Oh no!

14:36A dance-off!

14:37Oh no!

14:38I wouldn't know where to begin!

14:40To Vogue when you do all that.

14:41Yeah.

14:42Yeah.

14:43Come on then.

14:44What are we going to do?

14:45How does this work?

14:46How does this work?

14:47So you start off like this.

14:48This.

14:49This.

14:50This.

14:51This.

14:52This.

14:53This.

14:54This.

14:55Oh!

14:56That.

14:57That.

14:58Then you go like that.

14:59And that.

15:00And that.

15:01And that.

15:02Come on!

15:04Oh no!

15:05This.

15:06Oh jeez!

15:08Oh no!

15:09Oh no!

15:10Oh no!

15:11Oh no!

15:12Oh no!

15:13Oh no!

15:14Oh no!

15:15Oh no!

15:16Oh no!

15:17Oh no!

15:18Oh no!

15:19Oh no!

15:20Oh no!

15:21Oh no!

15:22Oh no!

15:23You've been very encouraging.

15:24I really appreciate it.

15:26Next up we've got a question from Adam.

15:27Hi Adam.

15:28Oh very good David.

15:29Hi.

15:30Hi!

15:31I'm also Scottish as well.

15:33Oh great!

15:34You're a vision in purple.

15:36Oh wow.

15:38What was it like to be in a film like Postman Pat?

15:42Oh.

15:43Postman Pat was great.

15:45Yeah.

15:46Oh I know.

15:47I was the baddie really in that.

15:48I was the voice of the baddie in that.

15:49Okay.

15:50Yeah.

15:51Oh I know.

15:52It was a great thing to be involved in.

15:53And a great job.

15:54I know.

15:55And Stephen Mangan who plays Postman Pat is a friend of mine.

15:57So it was lovely to be in a film with him too.

15:59Oh that's really cool.

16:00I saw Stephen Mangan at the Lyric Theatre.

16:02Did you?

16:03When I went to a pantomime.

16:04And I was also in the toilet at the same time as him.

16:06Right.

16:07I remember as well.

16:08Yeah.

16:09Sweet.

16:10Oh that's really cool.

16:11Yeah.

16:12It's an honour to meet you.

16:13Oh it's so nice to meet you.

16:14Thank you very much.

16:15Thank you for your question.

16:16Lovely.

16:17Thank you Adam.

16:18Up next we've got Jelani with a question.

16:23When were you most scared?

16:25Well I mean probably when one of my kids was sick.

16:32Oh you were sick?

16:33Yeah.

16:34And there was a moment where it looked quite scary and quite serious.

16:38In that moment when you suddenly look at the possibility of something happening to one of your kids.

16:44That's that's that's that's a sort of inconceivable horror.

16:49Yeah.

16:51That's not a very cheery answer.

16:53But it's you know I think those are those life moments that you kind of you don't really ever forget.

17:00And now we're gonna come to Charlotte.

17:05Just like other people on the spectrum.

17:09I suffer with anxiety.

17:11It becomes all consuming for me.

17:14Have you ever struggled with your well-being?

17:18I definitely have struggled and I remember when I first when I did Hamlet the very first public performance of that.

17:26Well I was pretty overwhelmed by I guess the expectation the size of it you know just the amount of words to remember.

17:34And that was probably the most scared I've ever been.

17:39I was on the floor of my dressing room in the fetal position when the wonderful woman called Linda Arnley.

17:46She came in to sort of wish me luck for the first performance and found me in the fetal position on the floor.

17:52Oh dear.

17:53And but for Linda Arnley that night who sort of talked me through made me calm helped me give me some breathing exercises.

18:01I mean never have gone on stage that night and my the rest of my life might have been very different.

18:05So I always look back on that moment as a as a you know those sort of crossroads where things could have gone either way.

18:11Yes.

18:12Linda Arnley getting me off the floor that night and then from then on each night just got that little bit easier.

18:17And now we have some music that we think you're really going to enjoy.

18:21Wow.

18:22I definitely want to work with you again.

18:24Well let's do it.

18:25Let's make it happen.

18:26Feel more.

18:27Yeah.

18:28Okay.

18:29Anything or we can do Shakespeare.

18:31Up to you.

18:32Listen.

18:33Everything is available to us.

18:34Yes.

18:35Yeah.

18:36But I definitely want to work with you again.

18:37Good.

18:39Cool.

18:40That's how you get it done.

18:51My heart was broken.

18:56My heart was broken.

19:00My heart was broken.

19:15He saw it.

19:17He claimed it.

19:19He touched it.

19:21He saved it.

19:24While I'm working my room on this earth I will be with you.

19:40While the chief sun shines on me I'll thank him for his work and your birth

19:53the time and my birth And my birth

19:58yeah yeah yeah

19:59guitar solo

20:29My heart was broken

20:34My heart was broken

20:38Sorrow, sorrow, sorrow

20:44Sorrow, sorrow

20:47My heart was broken

20:50My heart was broken

20:53You saw it, you claimed it

20:58You touched it, you saved it

21:03While I'm blood

21:05While you're on this side

21:10I'll be with you

21:17While the chief

21:20With sunshine on me

21:24I'll thank him

21:26For his work

21:28And your birth

21:30And my birth

21:33Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

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