Gary Oldman is one of the undisputed greatest living actors of all time. He is well known for being able to embody any role and unique voice that when he fully commits, he disappears into the role where sometimes as the audience you don' t recognise him at all. We talk through his personal life with the struggles he has endured as well as his victories. We take a whistle stop tour of his greatest roles and movies he has been part of; from hidden gems, to huge franchises which makes you realise the quality and body of work he has mastered is beyond exceptional. All this and he is still such a down to earth, funny guy which makes you appreciate his acting even more especially in the 90s when all he did was play 'The Bad Guy'. He is very cool and worthy of great respect in the movie industry.

This is a fun conversation on behind the scenes of the writing and creative process. We discuss working on The Apprentice for the last few years as well as other Reality TV programmes like Geordie Shore. The amount of work and juxtaposition between the creative control of them both. We start on how Jonny and Kev met working on his short film 'Ethel' starring Miriam Margolyes, Professor Green and previous guest Elijah Baker (from Episode 59) and then discuss Jonnys many ideas for new short films and features including the behind the scenes of his pitch to producers. We love having a guest on so knowledgable and full of interesting and fun stories, therefore we know you will enjoy listening to this him too.

Be Warned: This is a spoiler review. James is excited to talk about 28 Years Later but we try to discuss the first 2 films from 2002 and 2007 to put the new movie into context. This new movie has really divided opinions including the 3 of us. We enjoyed the experience, but question many of the choices on plot and cinematography.