I love Mads Mikkelsen.

Well, it's great.

Speaking of being artsy and seeing foreign shit, me and Kappa went and saw a Korean zombie movie the other night on Monday night at the Colony, it was called, at Nova.

Yeah, we didn't see your shitty Aussie independent film.

We went and watched a Korean zombie movie Why would you? Because we'd rather send the money offshore, mate.

That's it.

It's a global world.

You don't get that with every shoe, do you?

How did you sort of get into that space?

That's a great question.

I remember because we shot it a little while ago, of course, but...

I remember just – I've said this a few times too, that I feel like I knew my dialogue and yet sometimes on the day I can just get lost in what I'm – losing the words.

And I feel like maybe the way I'm talking now, I like – The idea of sort of listening to the other actor and, you know, as I say, reacting to it and try to put less acting with a capital A onto it, if that makes sense.

Yeah, it does.

Like I'm sure if you were to watch any of the other takes, they would have been different to the ones that made it into the film.

Is that on your LinkedIn? It should be.

The Tony Hawk game

... no, that's way down the...

That's not even on there.

The Olympics is, oh, I could not really care.

It should not be in there, I don't think.

It's interesting 'cause I, I feel like Tony Hawk really, really put the game, really put skateboarding on the map in, like, a major way.

It did.

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