Ray Shoesmith

Oh.

Ray Shoesmith is a father, ex-husband, boyfriend, brother, and best friend.

Tough roles to juggle in the modern age, especially when you're also a criminal for hire.

Mr.

Right.

It's a young Ray Shoesmith and it's like a doco, so he's got some guy following him around while he goes and does his shit.

Him? And it's him.

Same actor, same character.

I'd say there was much upstairs.

But his name's Ray Shoesmith.

He's got a daughter from a previous marriage that dissolved, and he's dating, and he's trying to figure out how to have a normal life while his employers, who are not the brightest bulbs on the street, give him endlessly terrible jobs to do.

And just, like, it's...

I think it was early 20s or 2019, 2020, 2021 that it came out.

And it is – it centres on a fellow called Ray Shoesmith and who I've become somewhat, you know, besotted with, which is going to sound weird given his job choice.

But he's a divorced father and a criminal for hire whose work ranges from like – minor debt collection to murder and kidnapping.

And he has this very strict personal code.

You reckon?

Does Ray Shoesmith get a start? [laughs]

See, now this is where we're talking big here.

This is where we're fucking going big.