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And I want to start asking about the inspiration for the movie, and how did you start writing? What made you want to make the movie?

The initial inspiration for Life Goes On was, uh, that I used to work in a end-of-life care hospice back in Lancashire in the UK.

Yeah, and then I think we were watching Palm Springs.

Rewatching Palm Springs, which is a film we absolutely love.

And we just kept thinking, oh, time loops are a really fun device.

And we always like to kind of explore ideas of what would our version of X or Y be.

And then we never really kind of came up with an idea for a Groundhog Day style thing.

And then we, we decided because our career had kind of, we had various things in development that just kind of stopped and we decided we really wanted to make a short and we knew we could get to David Bradley.

So then we were like, right, what would be our David Bradley short be? And then before, you know, we were thinking all of these ideas and then we both, we went out for a run, which is something we do.

And it was so great.

Yeah,

exactly.

So Lizzie's a fantastic, um, I think when we first started playing with the idea, we kind of thought it was probably going to be more like a two-hander between Bill and Lizzie.

And then as we kind of developed it a little bit, even though it was very quick to write, the original script only took us like a day or probably two days to write.

But when we were talking about it, the daughter's character became more important.

But when we originally thought of the idea, I think we thought it was almost going to be like a little buddy thing between Lizzie and Bill.

And we're kind of, we're happy that we've managed to kind of achieve both really.

And so they were laughing about how that kind of come true.