- Yeah. - See you later, Damo.
I've got to fly, late already.
- See you later. - Nice to meet you. Cheers.
- Thanks very much. - Oh, it's a pleasure.
I've just a quick question on the subject of casting.
- Do you remember Barry from Eastenders? - Shaun Williamson.
No, Barry from Eastenders. We think he might be quite good for the part of the boss.
No, we don't. No, I'm gonna play him.
Yeah, well, I assumed it'd be you, it's your character. I assumed that you'd...
- Absolutely. Yeah. - Thank you very much.
- Why are you trying to give away the part? - I'm not.
I wrote the part.
- I just thought we could talk about it. - I'm going to the toilet. Wait there.
I don't know if I've got time for this.
Sorry to interrupt again.
The thing is, I sort of promised Barry the gig.
Well, you shouldn't really have promised him anything.
No, it's just I sort of did, and it's a bit late to take it back.
And I think he'd be sort of better than Andy in many respects.
You know, he's, sort of, a bit more dynamic as a leading man. You know, younger.
Well, they look about the same age, don't they?
No, no, no. Barry's been off the screen for a while.
But while he's been away, he's invested in a hair transplant costing eight grand.
And, honestly, it takes about two years off him.
- Well, we're are a long way from the cast. - No, I know. Just bear it in mind.
Yeah, I'll speak to him. Good meeting you.
It's been one of my all-time favourite meetings.
- Great. - Thank you very much.