Robin Askwith

Great.

With Robin Asquith and, yeah, Sally Lindsay's thing, isn't it?

I'm not saying it, I'm afraid, but yeah, I know what you mean.

So yeah, let's get into the episode proper.

Michael Clayton in The Bedroom, which I don't know what that is.

That was the film with Robin Asquith.

Oh,

okay.

But like a big production of theatre.

an Agatha Christie or something, where it's got a cast of, it's got Robin Asquith, it's got someone from, it's an entire hot man, Nicholas Smith.

I remember once seeing Nicholas Smith in, it was Mr., was he Mr. Grace? No, he's not Mr.

Grace, is he? He was

It's quite funny.

And then it was when I got to Shaun of the Dead with Robin Asquith.

I thought

that's genuinely very funny, you know.

I would go so far as to say that.

I think the casting of Robin Asquith

was just sublime.

It was.

yeah but yeah so they did this whole thing lots of uh it was listed as hold on tight

yeah

all the uh what you call it the publicity photos and everything and they got the actual actor robin asquith yeah to pretend that he was in it and do publicity for it

yeah he did interviews and stuff which is

James, right at the beginning of the show, we opened with the wonderful theme tune to Bless This House, the movie from 1972.

And Without a Shadow of a Doubt goes in my top 50 films of all time because it's just so... cosy and beautiful and I feel like we're kindred spirits because I thought no one's ever going to choose that you've obviously some things have changed from the TV series Robin Asquith is now playing the son Peter Butterworth is now playing Trevor the next door neighbour but you have still got Diana Coupland, Sid James and Patsy Rowlands at the helm with Sally Gieson as well James tell us why you chose that and what that means to you

The difference you didn't mention was Eric Rodgers, the music.

Yes, of course.

Oh, yeah.

And it just became one of those ones that me and my two brothers, my two younger brothers, would just watch and watch and watch.

And Robin Asquith as well, you see, because we also managed to get hold of copies of the Confessions films when we were very young.

It was a little bit too, we were pre-pubescent.

So I was watching it thinking, oh, this must be from a film.

And in the film, Mick Jagger looks like Robin Asquith is turning into a werewolf.

And it's sort of done trying to make him look cool.

And then the final shot, which has had no relevance to the rest of the video at all, he's on the number 31 bus in Camden.

Or maybe...

What's his name? Robin Asquith and Sue

Coldness.

Yes.