00:02I love Mojo, he is such a sweet dog, when an animal is on set, you are essentially beholden
00:10to it, it's all about getting the animal to do what it needs to do, so if I do an
00:15amazing
00:15take, if I do the best acting I've done in my life, but Mojo doesn't get it right, we
00:19can't use that take, but if Mojo gets it right and I do a take which is all okay, you
00:24know,
00:24like passable, then that's the take we use. Mojo is approximately 4 years old now, we
00:30don't know for sure because he's a rescue so we don't know when he was actually born,
00:35we got him to train for film work when he was about 18 months old, and yeah, we've had
00:43him ever since, this is his first film, he really likes Simon, they've got a nice relationship
00:48which is always good, and he always wants to say hello to Simon, jump up and have a little
00:53bit of a stroke when he sees him, and luckily Simon's got dogs and he's a dog person so
00:58he's really good with Mojo.
01:00I had a slightly trickier time, there's a scene in which I end up sort of snogging a corgi,
01:06and then I was given a sausage to sort of become friends with it, and it growled at me when
01:13I was holding the sausage, so I thought my god what's it going to do when I actually have
01:17to try and kiss it, and they said no you can't kiss it because it might bite you, so the
01:20whole
01:20point of the scene was that I had to sort of be madly snogging this dog, so that was
01:25a little bit tricky, he did make this noise after he climbed off me, like that, which I
01:29thought was really insulting.
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