Lindsay Duncan

And he says, okay, so you guys got everything sorted out? You're going to be out of here by this afternoon? They go, what? And it turns out that they have to leave.

Oh, I should say as well, I haven't said this yet, the head of this gallery is Lindsay Duncan, beloved of this program, played a silver robot in The Phantom Menace.

None of us have forgotten that.

And also the Kooky Curator, who's the guy that has, he knows the collection in the back of his hand.

With Lindsay

Duncan,

where Russell Davis is like, we got Lindsay Duncan.

She usually does like Steven Poliakoff.

tighter.

Lindsay Duncan is phenomenal in it as well.

As well as, I can't remember her name now, but she's in Eternals as well and Fresh Meat.

The supporting cast is phenomenal.

Lindsay Duncan's a force as well.

It's the Doctor on his travels around and right at the end as well when you get that realisation that he's, you

know,

GBH GBH is a seven-part drama series which aired on Channel 4 in June and July 1991.

It stars Robert Lindsay, Michael Palin, Julie Walters and Lindsay Duncan and it was written by Alan Bleasdale, directed by Robert Young and the executive producer was Verity Lambert.

So, John, if we're going to talk about GBH, there's only one place to start and that's with its writer, Alan Bleasdale.

Now, he started out as a teacher,

Maybe that's Verity Lambert's fault

for cutting out all those scenes.

And we've got Barbara, played by Lindsay Duncan.

And I think of all the characters, and this is saying something, she probably goes on the most extreme journey.

Eternal turmoil, yeah.

In the film you've got Claire Foy, she plays Helen MacDonald, Brendan Gleeson plays her dad, Denise Goff plays the best friend, Lindsay Duncan plays the mum, and I think Josh Dillon plays the brother, I believe it is, I think.

Yeah, James, yeah.

Yeah, James.

When I woke up, they were crawling all over me.

That was the eccentrically wise character Catherine, played by Lindsay Duncan, educating Diane Lane's character Francis on the wondrous work of ladybugs.

But here's another Francis, the ladybug from Disney Pixar's A Bug's Life, proving that not everything we think we know about ladybugs is correct.

So, being a ladybug automatically makes me a girl.