
Billy Clarke
Irish coach and former footballer
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Oct 26, 2025
To Fire You Come At Last (2023)
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11:29speaker_0GUEST
You know, you feel differently, or you might feel differently walking it if you know it's a corpse road, particularly if you've had your own encounters with death or with, with loss.
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Billy ClarkeGUEST
Somebody, uh, nothing to do with the production, was actually asking me about what was the most recent thing I, uh, had done, and I mentioned this.

Billy ClarkeGUEST
Uh, and they said, "So did you talk about how you perceived it with, with the director, and he, he told you actually this is what it..." And I said, "No." 'Cause I know in my head what I was thinking, but I don't see the point in, in having a discussion about that, um, because an audience is gonna interpret this in whatever way they interpret it.
