politicians and newsmakers and today
we have a very special interviewed hand tailored for the Internet
we're proud to introduce sir Patrick Stewart insert in McAllen
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Patrick EN thank you so much for joining us in our New York office
thank you for advice here this season
but something happened
I up well
as you can see we are very excited to have you guys with us tonight
you guys have done for films together
you shared a dressing room when you did Waiting for Godot for 22 weeks on the
west and
and since October you guys have been coast or in
in rapt with waiting for Godot and no man's land I have to ask honestly
do you ever get sick of each other mocha
look at this I'm I what would you say
I mean you just saying this you know arm in arm over there and the side is that
look like to people who say to one another
I I don't think seven
ever ever since project asked me to marry him
in a in the summer we could have been closer country
hardly well you guys have such
a beautiful friendship what is it like to have your friendship
be so loved and watch by so many people
on the Internet I think I haven't people got other things to do with their lives
know it's very sry particular weapon there are our age the that other people
who are considerably younger sis should care
admit that we have a lot to live in it might even be up
mild entertainment through to join in with us as well so
I I'm very grateful to lovely a.m. for the same reason
so Am I it it
it became public only
about six or seven months ago when we but decided that we would
begin this little what we thought would be a small
gentle supple campaigner gogo indeedy do NYC
and in and
its it took off in a way that even though I have been
on social media now for nearly two years I know that seems like no time to you
guys
who were on social media when you're taking your mother's milk
I I am but
it it has taken me by surprise anyway
be the a response to
the two overs doing silly photographs in
exciting places and helping to a
promote our show I've always been interested in what people go and see a
movie is why why why they watch a TV program why did they come to
the theater I know why I ago but it clearly isn't
reasons other people gotta be prior to a variety of agendas and so true
actually contact audiences in advance
I'll the film being released all all the players
starting has been the a huge advantage
and a I I wasn't sure
social major way back in 2000 remover
filming go to the rings in New Zealand on
I use to keep what I call them eat post which was a regular diary you know it is
a blog
but a you're looking at the guy who invented blogging
on unfortunately I gave it another moment
didn't catch on I by Peter Jackson also I was very keen
and the the a.m. the
the studio was dead against it that they wanted their marketing department to be
in charge a contacting
the farms and the potential audience and and Peter Jackson I both knew that
no big we could cut them out and go straight to her the source and once you
realize that there's a man an almighty ordered
waiting up for the film you actually preparing
its it's a wonderful feeling so often when making a film a kosher you can be
sure that is going to be released
let alone and was gonna come see it but with Lord of the Rings later with about
the same time in expand it was clear that
there were people who you could actually contact them whose names you could
realize
I'm you could meet us on occasion like this it's it's so I'm
it's been and I open it to me these last six months
is in and myself along with our director Shawn Matthias
and Stuart Thompson who is an authentic Broadway producer
we are the producers about shows and so every two or three weeks
we attend the published in the meetings promotional meetings
there are more than 30 people in that room the
to promote a Broadway show and
the majority of them are IT people
its no longer about the
Press about you know print and this has been
I suspected this but the extent to which
the Internet is now consuming that kind of information
has been exciting for us
it actually gives the answer right or not but not for a bit before
in the same way that it is giving us personal
contract which you don't have when you sit down at a fancy restaurant
over lunch with the journalist and he takes out we've been
about we've been holding on Thursdays and there's one left next as the
talk back softer what about Plaza know much about
richer is as famous this ought to be a a typical play to understand that it
doesn't seem so too
to us not knowing the trip to the Orange Book to actually meet the audience after
some here that confuses if there are any and ans
setting a writer or its it's what you
you realize what I like most other people who go to see us implies
are very like us you know the the agenda they love the theatre to omit teachers
love the students
a it's not some amorphous mass
a it's actually a real people because that's true the movies as well
at II a chance it's wonderful so it's making
us accessible to our audience but
for us more importantly our audience accessible
to us because how accessible have been getting
I
how much do you want for
heard the have you seen a difference in your audience
sense you know you have all these fans who are following you on the Internet
everyone I think there may be another people who've seen our movie is and who
perhaps a little bit nervous about going to miss
at the theater how do you buy a ticket
I where are you now to go online I'm that's fine or you got the box office
and
how much it cost might come that's more expensive than the cinema both yes this
is a lie because we are actually bad
and yeah something image on the screen I'm under
arm after got no question but that some yeah I was saying the change in audience
but also as producers you have made
such a valiant effort to make both the shows very accessible with our ticket
prices
I'm curious to know given that that a lot of Broadway shows are so expensive
I'm what effect do you think that has on future artists and young people who
you have an interest in the theater and aren't if you can get in to see our
shows
a if you go online on the day the performance for thirty dollars a new
cassette
I from I think the message right in front of
sentidos a so i think thats
with them most people reach but underwear week about it like for
makes and I'll order to stay behind and there's usually some others I
come all the way from Toronto to see a nice able to come away from London
been and I'm 70 pop-up no no I come from Venezuela a Venezuelan some
last night said I came from Cydia and some have said I came from beijing
like about we stop I yeah show whether they come from and how do they know
about this then about a through ball straight on through and through all the
stuff that we're doing and
banquet the world shrinks a bear a.m.
often first-timers to there sometimes they will say this is
my first broadway show sometimes
this is my first time in the theater watching a play
well this thrill drugs because yeah it was alright but maybe they're coming to
see Gandalf and magnesia and
professor exam reviewer and Captain Picard
box when don't care why you they
come we just want to get their bums on the seats and we'll take care of the
rest
so to speak
girl both these players you know
people are going to say a lot doesn't happen in this and it's very rare to
actually go to the theater especially involving nowadays to see
their summit spectacle that both these productions are about
the tax package taxed interest tax and it's so where to Jesse
people acting on stage without all this other craziness happy around
around us and weak government generation of young people who are extremely
overstimulated the other a bone in their hand at all times
what do you think it's a rewarding for them to see this experience
approached the people go to a sitter called an audience
audio not spectators not viewers
I gotta football matches or watch TV
I'm everybody's used to listening your old listening all day long on
your listening to music listening leslie's listening to the radio and you
come to them
a better prepared to listen a you're going to have
or a magical experience because a summer beckett's and
them helping to our authors the slightly in shape
deal with words but slaps them a check that's their mastery and
the world is never the same again Munchenberg heard that words and you
don't need all the rest you don't need the dancing girls on the changing see
I well I wouldn't go in
with and you get to see Patrick stir with her good
big attraction that but when you share
when your say it's about the words well yes
it is and from both these writers the words are
fabulous and there is an excitement in hearing language
put together in a way that you do not hear it on the street
you don't hear it very often on television and only occasionally do you
see it
in the movie theater but
it's not an academic exercise and and its a or
I want you to believe this the words
are only an expression of characters we have tried to make
and this includes Waiting for Godot as human and is recognizable
as possible
while that brought an end yeah
shut up I drinking beer
I'm he's drinking beer yes water we've got your
yes I'm there's something in that which
should be a big lesson for everyone
well in the show you guys are drinking quite as well
and in no man's land and yes constant rain here
but I'm guessing it's not the real stuff we do get us that
at the stage door often and it is a mildly irritating question
is that is that riskier drinking is that vodka you drink
is that champagne our goal is no partial consuming and the show
love course it's not though I do understand that our director
without us some without a blessing did one night read the play with two friends
when they drank
actually drank exactly the quantities that gets
drunk in the play and how did that end up I think they have been using
in however I do get to eat real scrambled eggs I'm real good
arm broiled tomatoes on on on terms unreal marmalade
a new drink milk of II dude recovered is very nice to
yen is not actually bought himself a meal me a lot like my
yeah Picasa not only does he eat that in no man's land
but im waiting for gotta eat chicken legs
and the character well about hoffa Cara and one by to return it
all good healthy stuff wrong or not if you're a vegetarian Mike Misar
this la dicha command to pick up the first
singer do about these plays in the rap sometimes will do one so in the
afternoon in another show in the evening do you have always
I i mean I am at every day Virginia every week Wednesday and Saturday we do
both plays
but in a different order that's when we do what changeover
so we doing the plays in blocks up for so do you have any specific warm-up
routines rituals or superstitions for
either the production's
with what we do try to see one another
and have a chat before the show it back in
you mention this in England a.m. said to me I think in a very early days in a row
so we cannot do this play
the two tramps who have no one another for over 50 years
and meet for the first time each night
on stage we have got to stop this play
forty-five minutes earlier which is right bien suggestion we shared a
dressing room
without car showed wrestles with the dressing rooms at the court is so tiny
and and so we try to meet and have
have some kind of contact to maybe we talk about the play
occasionally and he and gives me notes on my performance and
and occasionally when I'm feeling really strong and brave I might mention wanna
do things to him
but and and the same goes letters not mention we're not alone doing these
plays are we
we got actual Hensley and Billy Crudup to
big Broadway stars microbes brilliant
absolutely brilliant so we are we are an ensemble
for actors doing two plays
I don't have been a superstitions a lot about actors do you know
touching wood before they all natural thing
and yet I i've enlarge thinking about it the other day that I do have a
superstition which
a isn't on itself imposed and doesn't mean a thing
but everyone in whatever order iight
starts to get ready for the show which involves getting up dress putting on
makeup getting dressed again
a I everything adjusters on
so there's a there's a lot of stuff around that has to be dealt with a
whatever order I happened to porch take the clothes off and put them on
about the dress rehearsal that is the order but I'm stuck with and if I do it
outer border a meaningless order I
get a little bit more nervous than I would otherwise be so i i think i misss
superstitious is and act you do anything other
II I do yes I have I i've a richer about shoes
what which one goes on first her I'm
wish to put on for always the left one for yes
but a weapon this is not just actors we all know I mean sportsmen are
depressed or anxious about this I was reading things about the guys in the
Olympics and and the the a and they have the same kind of
I would not call it to superstition its it is
a routine and I've former preparation
you are putting yourself into that zone
you know why some markets are wrestling with it yes I think so
but your day with these people there I
to a serb positions of love a very practical basis
that the a and they are those all the scene it was on them the ropes which
were
pulled from what we call the Flies way way above
the stager and the performers and often
people employed to this work sailors who use to ropes and heights from
didn't get disturbed by that and sailors communicate by whistling
problem shouting so that through his high-pitched squeal a
whistle a the man at the top might think it's time to release the scenery on top
of your head so you have to be very careful about which means it
a sort of interesting as charming
this drama you both had very very long careers in the theater
have you ever thought about not being an actor
and if not if you weren't an actor what would you do
I want to have a truck show I wanna be where you are I want to drink the beer
that %uh I want to have a notice her Clapham Clapham Clapham obsessed almost
all
in I A
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I want that every night of the week yes that's what I'd love and and
who would you have on your show would it be showbiz would it be politicians
would it be people out in society would it be ordinary people love their
artistry all other
about well roll on the whole equally interesting because we're all over order
people up
you know out we have done dozens and dozens of interviews together over the
past six months and I am hearing this for them
very first her I don't see why that shouldn't be possible
now you're much yeah you know I don't know I don't think I'm from enough and
in our have to be funded under
great where we're going on Seth Meyers first
ever or nightline sharp on
about on me in a week's time a week today yeah about you been nervous but we
were maybe
rebel and if he gets a little better never saw offer my services
in I mean everybody's gotta take a holiday it sometimes I hear
I would watch that show and if you weren't an actor
well with you you looking at me yes I am
if its what
what would I do well before I became an actor
got my last job before I went to drama school I work for
nearly 18 months in a furniture store a really high class furniture store in my
hometown
and I was very good at selling
I had a technique that I developed that all
help me with acting I would when I knew I was forced sale so there was a pecking
order
professor values I was 16 her
I yes it it was 1890 you must not be ignored
I do have picture of what you're saying I'm there I
in up writing them yeah
I once when I knew the next person to come through the door will be my custom
I would position myself by the door and as they walked in
I would make a snap decision what kind of sales person
were this custom I live feel most comfortable with and then I will become
that person
I'm indeed not many years ago the man who owned
the the shop mister hopson I ran into him in the street when I was back home
in he said you know patrick
I actually let me do that you know patrick if things don't work out for you
there's always a job here in the fall
in it's it's comforting to know that
so aside from your performances
what do you guys want to be remembered for well I've often thought the my
gravestone
would say a here lies Gando
he came out
thin
does a true proudest achievements that the dog on tumblr
I think I i've been apart all the
a rapid sensible movement towards
up and understanding the gay people are the same
as the rest feel should be treated equally by the law
about society I'm not been able to
help that movement go along to a
think that would be my answer graft
think
I'm I a very simple II
I would like I don't think it's going to happen but I would like it to say
he was funny I
because increasingly as I get older I do find that hearing laughter
is far more satisfying than pleasurable been hearing people shopping in the
audience would
work not that I've heard sobbing to all
so you're nearing the and
a appear on broadway to no-man's land Irwin for Godot there's only a couple
weeks left 555 which school
would you ever do another show together another play
or musical call absolute me look truly
I'm what would it be well
there are plays you know in has made this point several times but I'm gonna
make it for him this time
there are not many plays where there are two characters
up the same sex that have the leading role owners war movies
at all are indeed all movies um
and so it's hard to find but the originators a bar roles in no man's land
sir john gielgud surround Richardson
after they done that they did another player in which they played the two
leading roles which has not been revived for a long time so thats
yeah home that's a possibility it is about 20 guys in a care home
I of being there yet but
I'll take that as a No so now I'm gonna transition
I from Broadway to your next big project which is happening this summer
I x-men Days of Future past obviously
this is your fourth film together you did the first three
and then there was I'm x-men first class what
which US were not a part of but now you guys are coming back
me fuck but all were over the world
we're not a mover in the you're in there the ovary
at the end of her little in
it doesn't count I might let me tell another peak
in cell
the Bryan Singer approach to both
first you know doing the series to play Magneto and Professor Charles Xavier
what you to the piece originally I I will approach by Brian but I was
I Warner Brothers one day doing some a Dr I got a note saying would you go on
sale on sure a donor in our office
who was the wife are the man who's from
I was doing a Dr for Richard on who directed it and
and so I went to see an and the the door was open she said yes come on in
as I walked in she held up what was clearly a Marvel comic book
and said nothing I'm my reaction was
what am i doing on the front that comic book and she said exact
hah and a
and I met Brian for lunch and I turned the job down
because it was not long after the last stop remove it finished
I'm wasn't sure that having a second
franchise the whole you know great great way to a franchise would be
in the long run good for my career but Brian smooth-talking bastard the years
I persuaded me it would all be very different this time
and indeed it has been sure made the comics as well love you
seemingly turn the comics my god that's a part you want to play II
allies like this Capri's
from Helmer scholar
passion the time I go higher
the but I i wish i were so that by Brian a
who said a mutants are like gays
a the ka stop by society for no good reason
I the as in all civil rights movements have to decide %uh they go into
take the save airline which is to somehow assimilate and
I'm and stand up for yourself a problem what you are but
get on with everybody or are you going to take the alternative you which is
if necessary use violence to up
stand-up for for your own rights and
a that's true up come across that division within the gay rights movement
so
unnoticed model term and that they are the demographic for the readership
the comics and administer the move is young blacks
young jews and young guys either or young people who feel that
with a little bit like Newton's and so sympathize with them
and welcome to thrive in do well at all this has come to a happy conclusion
hasn't with the
Alan page Kitty Pryde coming out think
that without a Latin my heart so much
to I mean speaking have you know your experience you are considered a pioneer
as someone who can for actors and for public figures who came out
what was your experience like you now growing up and then finally to them to
come out
how did people react to it it's a short question about long answer but as a book
about summer but
I'm at the generation that's sorts a
what was expected to me was to get by being myself
always open to get him into a schism a partner so we went everywhere together
and we were accepted
this is million mom sixties and the seventies
a but let the making a fuss never never
dreaming that we might get married I'm a dream you can have a civil partnership
never dreaming that
should be wanted we could serve in the military a there were certain things
that we weren't allowed to do and I'm afraid I rather went along with that
because I was having a really good time
being a an actor a
and it was only when the the government decide the possum anti-gay law I came to
the mall that's just been passed in
in russia which makes it illegal to talk positively about gay issues
in front of eighteen-year-olds and one younger
a that I realize that my positions of
sensible wanna but I had to do was to come out
popular Italian know anyone in public life who comes out comes out primed for
themselves
their lives to me to be improved live
happened to me my relationship with my family me a lot better
are all my friends start by Miranda on but we're happy for me
and so the world got a slight about
place I'm people lonely a
the Andover television or
them the bus fare the endeavor a a newspaper article
reading that about someone who whose career that that follow the
as a but we know is a a little bit about help
encouragement to them to think it does get better
so how do you think it's different now to be a causative factor
when you can talk to anyone who as proof sorry for anyone who
feels it needs to be to lie about themselves that that's not good for
it doesn't lead to a happy life a I've never met a gay person who came out who
regretted
number a my advice to anyone in the closet doesn't matter whether they're a
teacher or a politician or a priest or an actor
come out join the human race
%ah
packing claims that and that's a beautiful thing to say
do you think it is possible to be a leading actor
in hollywood and be out and a
the
prove you are high in the air and we don't have many about IIIi was up before
a perder
money to buy for printable begun to
revenue there how to a gay actor and underbrush
mccall's about it but you're on social media gander
the day no but I don't think I'm
I'm not even notice is not at home but you have told me
that you met that were encounters network which
you know you were a you are abandoned
that song because so yeah come on yes including a chance to work on a
helping to form action a that was recast from their allies hours ago but
not a lot about
so going back to expand I'm sorry
the now that was I'm
wonderful to hear talk about I were you surprised to get the call
for excellent is a good just passing mean you why I was
I was delighted absolutely delighted but surprised at
because I thought we'd been superseded well
and you were taken over vaporized in I
yeah Jean Grey vaporize may
and very uncomfortable it was too
I butts for all those review in there were not many who stayed to the end of
the credits have that movie
there was a little short Syrian that dropped a hint that perhaps
the good professor was not gone for good
and so I I took that as a happy sign that I might be resurrected
and and like Ian throw to be back you know it's
its it was always a great go for people to work with it was like being in the
company we been in companies all our lives
and ex-members like that Star Trek was like that for me I would imagine Lord of
the Rings was too
I'm and now in the in this movie its is being even further expanded with James
and Michael
Jennifer coming and I don't have to wear a helmet
I right and if you think about it why doesn't my major
where helmet in this movie that's a clue to what's going to go on
and parts we do where
have been we have superhero cost all the divine
Heraklion real
button I spent Monday have this week wearing mine all day on the set of
course you are yeah
the not good hope
it her and yeah it's I I was so glad to get outta
damn suits and ties and shirts in long last be is proper
authentic superhero well we're really excited for it and obviously have a
wonderful and some other work with Michael Fassbender teams that way and
another one of the Internet's biggest celebrities at the moment
Jennifer Lawrence what was it like working with her what do you think a for
I don't think did you get together at all whether we're socialized a little
bit with
a comic com certain that's why we're we met up
I are just draws and or man shoots is a %uh a beautiful
person to look at and to talk to and be with
a that's obvious but that some I love that age
should be so assured and her professionalism
I'm goes for a a lot of young actors that
I'm got Justin or because I there're john didn't have I don't crew
thank God I wasn't gonna move because I i wouldn't work timber
I really had to learn how to do it but Jennifer
I like a lot of young successful actors just seem to have
sprung from the cradle a able to do it and they seem fearless
first absurd with from I mean I was certain out feelers for years years at
all kinds of problems
but but i mean the the what what Jennifer did in Winter's Bone for
example
was was of some the power to depth and
and truthfulness about that cat and a they seem to be able to embrace
anything and and and pursue it go for it 100 percent No
holding back no pretension exposing themselves in the process
its remarkable I'm in December
X and director brian singer confirmed on Twitter that they were the
a follow-up today is a future past expand apocalypse coming out in 2016
any chance professor axion I magnin played by you guys will be
in that film I don't see how they can do it without issue added a
other enough people start sending messages to her bronze
do it yesterday alone sure the Dhamma a
yup I mean how can anything be apocalyptic without magnet jones et
makes our does that make sense to death
I hide even where the hell but I realized the
you know in so you i mean you both obviously fell apart these huge
franchises Star Trek x-men or the Rings and The Hobbit
you know those are huge huge huge things and now
you're actually going back to the theater doing this bizarre how selective
are you in your producing these words yourself how selective are you about the
work you
you are taking are you turning down work I'm doing huge blockbuster films to do
what you guys are passionate about
I'm on the stage turning down huge blockbuster films
and no partner I'm not aware that I've done that
I am but I am very very interested in very excited
by the independent movie movement and particularly
by what's happening ok maybe these are competitors
can I mention that tricks I can okay
I'm II
I I i mean we both spent years have our lives
in these massive studio productions and
I increasingly would like now to dip my toe into the world to be independent
filmmaking
wonderful so I'm going to do a movie with that Bill Condon 102 gods and
monsters were back together
102 make firm in London called a structure to the mine
ima try yet another actor playing Sherlock Holmes
a I but age 93
I'll so that's my next job in independent movie
and I like Patrick no I I'm not quitting the turndown
a blockbuster to be abroad but but I would have done
but this has been on the most enjoyable jobs in my life
and particular being members miss old friends and
I'm back on Broadway that doesn't there's nothing like broader if you're
in the hit show and tube into
pictures I'm obscure double blast number
it's been the most wonderful wonderful nine months me
a lot don't want the next five weeks to go to create now and it is
speeding by and you know the audience it hasn't yet shared in this
should know it speeding by 30th March will be gone well
the next morning will be gone I got can I just mention one thing cuz I was so
does not think a bit earlier when I was talking about independent film
but I do have a film in the Tribeca Film Festival in a pro
a film called back the much
match film shot in Brooklyn a a year ago
what's it about football
no ok smoking no its match in the sense that
genetics horse a girl
can burger
so we're gonna enter the rapid fire round of questioning right now
room okay here we go in a game of chess
who would win standoff or magnate a
the I'm
well as governor of invented chess
he'd win hot I
that haha same question for you but for tiles exam years on the car
a in a game of chess in a game of chess
yet I keep fair the mine yeah
well okay I would go for example we are big costs he is
so thoughtful and because he can read people's minds
in I
got me I in your talking about Magni does cost immunities nasa and obviously
it's only because doesn't have you ever had on
a simeon significant other be attracted to and those costumes
the you in those costumes
the
the what you mean by attracted
I'll hustler I don't think so
I think people like me as I am up
that's right help
I'm I do have are one of the captains
uniforms hanging in my wardrobe
lewin and
I do have a little plan for taking a certain person namely my wife by
surprise
one morning when I bring her a cup of tea in
at it hasn't happened yet but it will the reason being that
we had been I hope you're treated yeah
yes yes I am II it was
many months after we had sought seeing one another that I learned that she
and her younger brother and her parents watch
next-generation every single week that it came out so
there would be a sudden impact in having the good captain up
in her bedroom I called
the act alright well right now we're gonna do I'm
a really quick I the newlywed game the best friend addition
on so we're gonna see if you guys can gas and but the others like
cap okay see you gonna write a response
comments but don't show each other know okay okay
Patrick so it in you have to write your answers about look
compare over to the big reveal who is Ian's
spirit animal dry rot about yes
the I may have missed both
here
okay let's do that threats to the big reveal
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you don't know what Yorkshire pudding is perhaps but this well no
you to our September it some it's a battle that you put in a pan
on the the roast other so that the meat juices
hold on to it as as it rises absolute quite right now I'm going to your of
in the same question to announce me December so do you want to
I don't know I don't know right now because the I know what yeah
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okay for Patrick what phrase or word
does he and overuse her alright can I write it down
yet did you rape
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alright what would Patrick's go to karaoke song P
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latest as as a professional singer and
when she gets her lover country-western lyric
I'm to my goodness that lifts your spirits know and
it does
yes indeed it does fabulous is so and she has a new album coming out in the
spring
him one last one
and I guess we'll have to do for both sides on this Soulstar I guess for the
end
what is one role that he and is dying to play
or revive I
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that serves I
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ok to revive I saw his widow track and that is not a loaded remark I'm talkin
yeah I mean winter track is a famous classic character in English pantomime
for
and I guess heavier have you ever done as thing professionally and drag
me yeah up I i wore skirts as
Tulisa videos and Corey Elena's it was diaphanous
pink celled and so that but that would pass as drag wouldn't it
but long long long hair down timer said c'mon
whispered carlos I in hold
likely yes the in only to be fair
we have to do the same for Patrick what role here are some other time
left-right to well who
you may know this cuz I'm
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all you yeah furger
I had yes yes that absolutely Georgia perforce
I do I wanted to play it since I understand it Paul Rogers 1966
it's one of the most difficult parts to play I'm Frank
I've never seen really good
but you would be fun past you think so I do
would you mention it to some your friends in
and has a lot of important are an investor would you really is.
absurd well remember you with their where
in and we're almost other time obviously US have a show tonight but I have one
last request
I would love and I think everyone else with here if you guys could do your best
impersonation have each other the
pearl
I don't know who wants to go first the problem here
is that it has been commented on quite a lot
that our voices are somewhat similar
of mobile or voice is also blots right
carmine
thats not so very sexy in
all forces somewhat similar I'm I'm
welders pervert the symbolism in
thank you but
I guess what a wonderful show tonight thank you so much for coming to our
office Ste
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finished yeah the
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