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Misty clay
In the city of London
Am I low
p>
And tell me to come down
I see morning
Mm, with an alarm
British Museum
Has lost its charm
How long have I wondered
Could this object survive?
But the age of miracles
Mm, hasn't passed
Yes, to suddenly
Ooh, honey, I saw you there
Through the misty city of London
The sun is shinin & apos;
Where
- Hello, Rob, Steve. - Who is this?
- Steve Coogan
- How are you?
- Good, good, how are you?
- Yes, fine.
- I'm in London, just returning from filming in New York.
Playing the chef, it's called Medium Rare.
Produced by Martin Scorsese.
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Have you found him
- No, I don't.
- He's great, he's great.
Anyway, they want me to do publicity
for the series launch,
to do a series of restaurant reviews.
This time, A Trip to Spain, for the New York Times.
- I know, ask Observer to me.
- Alright, so you know about that
Okay, well, so this is new York Times -Observer thing. </ P>
You know, this is a paid job. </ P>
- Mm-hmm, yeah - So, yes, I ask you
- Good, good, good, I people will connect,
with, uh, oh, you
- Yeah, well, you know, /> Rob won't be here. </ P>
Rob, Steve is here. </ P>
- & apos; Kay. </ P>
- No, because he has a ferry for catch it.
Where are you
Good.
We will see you when you arrive here.
Good?
Yeah, goodbye, alright.
- is that all good?
- No, it's a builder.
She's late.
Right, remember you your passport, your wallet,
your phone, - my passport, my wallet,
- my phone. - the book you are reading
- I have everything I need to go out
into the darkness.
Alright, come on, Daddy go, follow me out
- Daddy, you forgot your hat
- Alright, take it down. - Oh
You can give it to him now.
- Understood? - Bring it to me
- Just say goodbye. p>
- Ah. - Buenos (Mas.
- Mm, how are you doing?
- Good, you know Sally?
- Yes, sir, hello, Sally. </ P>
- How are you doing? - Hi, Steve, yes, good. </ P>
- How are you doing? - Nice to meet you. </ P>
- Nice to meet you, this is Charlie
- Oh, hello, Charlie
I don't think I know this one. </ P>
- No, and this, you remember Chloe, right?
- Yes, of course, obviously.
Hello, Chloe, how are you?
You were the little baby the last time I saw you
and you have gone like that.
- That's what happened.
- Yes that's right.
- Takes along a lot of stuff, right?
- Ah, well, some of them belong to Joe.
You know, me, uh, my child?
- I remember him
- He entered at the end of the trip.
- Give me a kiss
Oh, who did that?
- you did
- I thought you did that noise, don't you like it?
Charlie Farley, oy.
- Kiss for Dad
- Hello
Thank you very much.
- See you, my dear
- See you, honey
- Muah. - I love you. </ P>
Selamat bersenang-senang.
- Enjoy yourself. - take care of them
You will take care of mom, okay
- Yes I will.
- You will , no, Charlie, yeah.
Goodbye, and, uh, you looked after it.
- Yes, I will try and take it > he returns in one piece.
- Yeah, please do - Okay then.
- Goodbye. - Goodbye friend.
Goodbye friend.
- Hasta manana
- Manchego cheese, he said goodbye!
- love you, goodbye! /> - Goodbye
Goodbye
- Will we get this ferry? </ P>
- Um, alright, I will say maybe yes. </ P >
It's a little danger I think type...
- Oh, here it is, we go.
- Add a little... - Live your life
on the edge by getting to a ferry a little late
- I have two cabins for you
- Mm-hmm.
- One Commodore cabin and one De Luxe cabin.
- Okay, which one is the best
- The Zee Commodore cabin is the best.
- Oh good. - Mr. Coogan should have it.
- Oh, Rob. - Commodore Coogan
- Good. - Thank you. </ P>
- Is this a komodor? </ P>
- No, iron zee De Luxe. </ P>
- All right.
- See you later, Commodore. - Fine.
- And there is your key - Thank you, merci. </ p >
- See you later. - Good
- Then I'll show you yours
- Good.
What do you say your name ?
- Oo-ho-har
- Oh-ho-har
- Oo-ho-har
- Oh-ho-har
- No, Oo-ho-har .
- Oh-ho-har - Yes.
Is that close enough?
- Yes.
- You're right about this being a better way
It's more romantic.
It's more like a trip.
- This is.
And you know what the most famous boat is
The ones left here are the most famous ships, should I say?
- Ah , The Mayflower? </ P>
- Yes, Mayflower
- pilgrim's father
- Yeah. </ P>
- Father's Pilgrims for justice,
p>
they tied themselves to the stork,
demanded more breadfruit for their child
- Where did they go to
- Yes, what's part of America?
- coast
Santander is a lot the largest city in Cantabria
with a population close to 200,000.
We filmed many Moonrakers here.
Morning.
- Buenos diaz.
- Buenos diaz, mi amigo
- this is amazing
- This is a way to approach a new country.
- Do you sleep well?
- p>
- Yeah, like, like a baby, huh.
- It's beautiful, isn't it?
- Yeah, well, here it is a gentle rocking motion
I think you also have it feet of the sea or you don't.
- Santander, the largest city in Cantabria with a little margin,
with excellent transport connections.
- Reading the Lonely Planet?
- Only the items I took. - Rough guides?
- The items I've taken so far. </ P>
I'm a sponge
- Yeah, um. - Ah. </ P>
- I'm Charles </ p >
- Shrimp with sea salmon - Gracias.
- Good fresh - Thank you.
- Thank you very much.
Like a normal mom makes.
- Ah,.
- Bueno,.
- thank you, gracias
What did you say to him?
- I said it was charming, charming that his mother succeeded.
You know, arrived at Leo's house.
- What happened in New York? </ P>
- I have seen Mischa a lot. </ P>
You remember Mischa
- The girl you saw when we were italy
- Mm-hmm, yeah
- You saw him again?
- he didn't get it, he got... - Me, I fell in love with him.
- Thinking he is married.
- He is married.
- Oh.
- Um, I know, that is not right,
- because it's not ideal - Continue, take your time
Give me the details.
- This is not ideal, but we /> just meet each other
and, uh, and you know, we're just,
You can say it's only there.
I smile , I gave him one from my smile, and, uh...
- I mean, don't have to say anymore.
One of those smiles.
- Then like anchovy, he just shakes to my network again.
- is that interesting
- This is exciting, but that's how isn't like the first time
It's not that I don't know him.
It's like we have revived what we were before and this is very...
- It's still exciting
- Oh, yes, that's how it is.
- We, you lose morale when you married
I will tell you that
- Yeah, well, you can't have everything
The problem is you can't have everything.
- you can't have everything - you can't have everything
- That's my mantra, you can't have everything
- Yeah. - When people complain
no, yes, make a choice.
- I don't agree more, can't agree more.
- I have a young family
For men my age, my children are young.
- Yeah, how old is your wife?
- 43.
- Mm-hmm.
You just got those kids, just squeezing them in that fast?
- Yeah, yeah
I won't be full Mick Jagger and have it,
he has one more at 72.
- Ah, that's hard.
- never met him
- I already did.
- I was at a party
I left, and I was heard from the balcony,
"Rob, Rob. "
- Rob, hey, uh, Rob, Rob.
- Only, well, he didn't do the complete one,
and I looked up, and he go,
"Don't throw the bloody spear at me."
What do I say?
He said, "Don't waste the bloody spear at me."
- Yeah, uh, no, no
- He's doing Michael Caine.
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- I know, I know, but what you find
is he talking like, sometimes he is,
it's kind of like that it's actually enough luxury.
And sometimes he is enough, as you can say
actually he really some kind of public school
happened , You know, and then He goes rather deep like that. </ P>
But, um, but uh, and uh. </ P>
You know, you get that whole /> sort of, um, peacock thing.
- sorry - sorry
- He left, "Don't waste that bloody spear at me."
So I looked at him and I said,
I told you before, if you won't sing,
I don't want to know at all back to another room
And he wants ah-ah-ah-ah, and he leaves, he likes it.
But I have - How, uh...
- close conversation with he, I will say,
What do you do has children at the age of 72?
- No , you know what, I'm That is, it's not ideal,
but Charlie Chaplin Knockin & apos; & apos; they came out in the 80s,
and that was also not ideal,
but we were positive footloose and free of maintenance.
We are like teenagers compared to people.
- Yeah, yes
- We have to enjoy this moment.
We are in a sweet place in our lives.
- Mm-mm-mm-mm.
- We really
We are like mature, you know.
I'm at my peak.
That's Miss Jean,
I have to play Miss Jean Brodie.
There are many gender exchanges that occur
now in a large role
I can play Miss Jean Brodie. </ P>
- HEY -
- Oh. </ P>
- Thank you. - Thank you very much. </ P>
- You write anything now. </ P>
- Of course, yes
p>
What I tried to do with this journey through Spain
do what Laurie Lee did.
See you, you don't know this about me.
About 30 years ago, at the age of 18,
after A-level, before I want a university,
and I met a woman named Sofia who was 37 years old.
She basically showed the rope to me.
I lost my virginity to him.
- How many years ago?
- Well, this was 32 years ago.
- So he's now 70? </ P>
- Yeah, yeah, he's 70, yeah. </ P>
- Should we look for it? </ P>
- No, I see, I meet him.
He's very big.
- See him on the Vespa. - success?
No, no, I mean fat.
- I think, you two have to try it again.
- Yeah, but you're just being - Why don't you just take it?
- funny, come on - Some Turks are happy.
- I think that's the last one The thing he wants the most.
That's one thing I know about him.
However, I want to write a /> book about Spain and me
- Is that why you bought? Laurie Lee's book?
- Yeah, well, he wrote when he in their 50s,
but it's about 18 years old,
is almost exactly the same as me.
- Cervantes wrote Don Quixote when I was 50.
50s in many ways, I think...
- No, we are in sweet spot in our lives
- Best age, it's sweet spot. </ P>
You still have, touch wood, time. </ P>
- We are ripe, we are ripe fruits
If you hang to branch again,
You will only wither on the vine,
- and I won't do that - So what are you doing?
- Drop -
- Or do you want to be picked?
- You want to be picked, actually.
- I want to prefer to be plucked instead of falling.
- Oh, I just caught myself. - Who will want you
at this age? </ P>
- You will be surprised
After Philomena, this opens an entirely new chapter
for me in things like my career path has gone
All, uh -
- Co-writing it, right?
- Yes, yes, yes, I always come along writing.
Really I kind of like, I was the one who spoke
and had all ideas, and others
are somewhat like, sort of, typist
- Do they see it like that?
- Oh no, I will never say it to them personally.
But I mean, but private.
- This review I wrote for myself of course.
- That's great.
I mean, how are you doing?
- We in Spain
I will do it like Sancho Panza and Don Quixote.
Two middle-aged men, who are looking for adventure
- It's not about...
- Don Quixote, idealist, dreamer,
- head in the cloud, yeah - Yeah. </ P>
- And his friends are solid and dependable. </ P>
- Yes yes yes. </ P>
- So what are you co-writing? </ P>
- This is called Missing. </ P>
- This is called Missing. p>
- This will be a follow-up to your film
about a woman looking for her child.
- Yeah, well, to be exact, that's your part for that
And if I do anything else, it will be a trilogy.
But, anyway, yes, it is about both of them... </ p >
- He has to find something else?
You know to avoid comparisons.
Maybe a man is looking for his car.
- Things you can do < br> men who lost their cars
but actually he is unconscious.
He thinks he is looking for his car,
But actually he is looking for something
is much bigger than that .
Dia pikir dia mencari mobilnya,
Tapi sebenarnya dia mencari sesuatu
jauh lebih besar dari itu.
- Van.
- Yeah, but the van is alive.
Van life
- well?
- Can we install this? - Can we close it?
- Enter, come in.
Will we
Ream?
Accept love.
Have you ever seen rain like this?
- Oh, yes, I am above,
I was caught in a landslide overnight
on the west side of Thirlmere.
Stuck in a landslide, must stay overnight
- in the car for 18 hours. - Hmm, hmm.
- I found out later I entered the wettest place in the country
- ever recorded in history - you told me this before
Say this before. </ P>
- No, I asked if you ever saw
You also want some details.
- If it's a story that you said before,
and I said, Oh, I remember. </ p >
Like a circle in a spiral
Like a wheel in a wheel
On a spinning reel
Like a rotating carousel
Running rings around the moon
And the earth is like an apple
Hunting silently in space
Like the circle you find
In the windmill of your mind
- Do you know who sang it? </ P>
- Uh, many people
Dusty Springfield? </ P>
- Noel Harrison is a famous person. </ P>
Son of...
& apos; George? </ P>
- No, Rex Harrison. </ P>
os Really?
- Yes, the one who sang, The Rain In Spain.
Rain in Spain - Look, look, so we can
- circle in the circle - Yeah.
- Looks like we sail to Switzerland
- Hello
- Hello, hello, uh, who is that
- This is Jonathan, Matt's assistant.
- This is Steve Coogan for Matt, please. </ P>
- Oh hey, Steve, hey, yeah, um, look,
I'll just call you, actually,
p>
to let you know that Matt has left the agency.
- Uh, what
- Yeah, he went to the management company.
See everything happening very fast,
and Lindeman wants to check it out before it's announced.
This will be trading today,
be I will take over all Matt
clients who live in the agency
And, Steve, I just, I want to tell you
How happy I am about working
with you and representing you
- That's a chair.
Okay, you're on vacation?
- No, no, I'm a writer.
- Yes, you're a writer?
- And I have a film at the Oscars. </ P>
You know Academy Awards? </ P>
Yes, one of my films is, uh...
- Good.
- So it's muy bien.
- It's OK.
- And the winner is
- Steve McQueen - Oh, god, I won. </ P>
- I've won! - Sit down. </ P>
Sit down, Steve. </ P>
Why is that? p>
I'm Steve Coogan.
- Steve McQueen
- Oh, my God, Oh, sorry
Sorry.
Hey, Greg, this is Steve.
- Hi, Steve, how are you?
- Good.
- Good, good, you come in. < br /> New, you're still in New York,
I heard very good things about this series.
- No, I'm in Spain with Rob.
It's okay.
- Look, Greg, do you know that? Matt has left the US agency?
- Yes, yes, I did, um , yes I know that
I'll call you actually.
- Do you know about this before I do it?
- No, no, not at all, no.
- Right, and did you know that his assistant, Jonathan,
Did he take over the client list?
- Yes , yes, you see, Jonathan, I think it's very good.
I think he's very smart, so, you know.
- Uh, what happened with Matt's other clients?
- Eh, alright, me know that, uh, Ricky, Ricky has gone with him.
And, um, Will Ferrell.
- Did he ask Ricky to go with him?
- Yes, yes, he did.
- He didn't ask me
- Yeah, well, you know, I think, I think
You look more like a writer, Steve, I mean,
so you don't need an manager and an agent, so...
- Become a client Where to stay with a new assistant
- Uh, Kevin Klein, I can't really
see him go somewhere else.
Um...
- Dengar, eh, Greg, maukah kamu membantu saya?
Can you find out why? the script for Missing
hasn't turned green yet?
- That hasn't happened yet?
I mean absolute, I know, I know, well,
it should happen
I'll get there go straight there.
But, yes...
- Thank you. </ P>
- Are you in Spain with Rob Brydon? </ P>
- Yes, I'm with Rob Brydon.
- That would be nice.
- Yes, this is very fun, thank you very much, goodbye
- Okay bye.
- Victor Arguinzoniz uses The cooking method is so basic
Even cavemen will recognize it.
But it has become a pilgrimage point
for ticks food books from all over the world.
Maybe you consider yourself as something from the king of barbecue
Compared to your mild Victor.
A little better than a caveman,
who first burned it together to get a spark
because he found a raw mammoth A little hard on the teeth.
So basically it's a barbecue.
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Oh.
- Fresh cheese.
- Thank you.
- And golden butter
- Ah. - Thank you.
- They are homemade
We have buffalo in our farmhouse
and every clay for milk and > Victor makes fresh cheese. </ P>
Enjoy. </ P>
- Did he not say it in English?
My bright side is only...
- Your hearing, I have noticed your hearing
is not what it is
Do you mind me saying that?
- Listen, stop your attention and I
from the fact that you Spain is terrible.
I thought you were trying to do it before
- Sorry, friend, me...
The battery is bleeding and bleeding.
Wait , wait, I can't, um, this is playing, surviving, surviving.
Right, try again.
Ah, damn it.
Steve, wait, wait, I can't hear a word, buddy. </ P>
This is a battery. </ P>
Steve, I can't hear anything, shh. </ P> p>
Steve, Steve, stop, wait, I have...
Very good
- Okay, is that enough? - Only you still can't do this
can you, no matter how hard you try,
You will never be able to do it the little guy in the box.
- That I think your little the guy in the box is brilliant,
This is also your career deification.
- Mm, extraordinary, mm.
- Add it to me
- butter is live booster butter
- live booster butter, LAB.
Buffalo
- Wow. - Wow.
- This is homemade chorizo. </ P>
We bought Iberian pork from Salamanca
and Victor made chorizo like his grandmother. </ P>
- Wow.
- Is the chorizo the same, only cooked or cured.
- Cooked or cured, okay.
- And one corn croquet.
- I just got it... - You're welcome
- When he said he made a chorizo like his grandmother
What did he look like? </ P> p>
- No, Rob, he means the way Grandma used to make it.
- All right, I think he must be clearer
- Hm .
- Because I imagined a gray-gray woman
with a chorizo outward appearance.
- Well, you were only people who, friend.
- Ah. - Mm.
Fantastic.
- Mm. - Mm. </ p >
- Wow. - I know.
If her grandmother tastes it Like this, I'll bite.
Come on, come on, Mr. Coogan, come on, come on.
You start to melt, Sir, start to melt.
- No, I will laugh at things if that good.
- Shoulder.
- What have you cloned?
- Get out of bed in the morning.
Only pull it.
- You can't rush out of bed.
You should know what have I said?
Stretch while lie down.
- Give birth to your blood. - Before you rotate it?
- You look like a tentative Nazi.
- Oh, I drowned the vhat ve 're doing, you know,
is so wrong on so many levels, but I can't stop.
- Why is your Nazi so camping?
Oh, I'm a Nazi, Oh.
- You told me, Fuehrer.
- Heil Hitler.
Is he angry?
- Mm, he will.
- Okay, we continue
Green mussels
With carrot juice. </ P>
- Carrot juice? - Yes
- Bueno. </ P>
- Oh No, no, Steve.
- Oh. - Look, look, look.
- Go then.
- But what What do we do?
We, we...
- You take them
- Uh huh.
- Mm, wow
- Well, here it is, Mr. Coogan, we managed to get it out
Um, I mean, the good news is, it's tame.
News the bad thing is, we found seven more of them.
Some of them have gone into the lymph nodes.
Will you read it? book with lunch,
or you just bring it as a kind of badge?
- No, I brought it, so, because of me,
I imitate the journey.
- When I leave one summer morning.
What is your version?
When I go out one summer morning at my Land Rover V8.
- Range Rover.
- Range Rover, sorry, it's a terrible mistake
- Yeah.
- How much have you read?
- Um, about a quarter,
- but that's very good - For tome
- God, no
- One sauvignon blanc - Ah yeah. </ P>
- To connect with grilled shellfish. </ P>
- p>
Caviar is from Iran.
- Incredible, Iranian caviar.
- Please, go first
- No no No, no, please, you go first
- Well, before I did it, Scaramanga,
why didn't I change it like that?
In this case, if you have it interfere with my shell...
p>
- In my country it is always traditional
it's the closest shellfish is presented to guests.
- Where did I come from it is a habit to ask
Larger shells for guests.
- In my country when such offers are made
it is traditional to change plates & two; times
and change it on the table.
- Come on, come on, Mr. Bond, you enjoy shells
just like me. </ p >
Please eat.
- Goodbye, Mr. Bond.
Mr. Bond, goodbye.
- You have to pay more pay attention to your chef
He working for His Majesty's government.
- Beginners for 10, what is what is Camino de Santiago?
- Um. - no?
Pilgrimage routes to Santiago to Compostela,
where Saint James is located should be buried
Become the most important destination for Christians </ p >
after Rome and Jerusalem.
- I mean only for the last one on a pilgrimage, to see the pope.
I went there with Philomena.
>
I introduced Philomena to the pope.
- And we welcome Philomena Back to the conversation.
It's been five to six minutes that is good
But no, no, go on, it's always nice to hear it.
- I mean, you know.
- So what are you there for?
- For the Cannes publicity tour? - I can't pretend not to be
an important part of my life , but that's how it is. </ P>
- I can't pretend -pura doesn't has become an important part
of this bloody journey
- Ah.
- This is good, isn't it?
- great - Fun.
- You look like that person who will follow James Bond,
is not far away, in one > from the film Sean Connery.
- One of the first films. - Who will never say anything
- yes yeah - He will never speak, mysterious
- sinister figure
- The sinister figure followed him, yeah.
- Sos del Rey Catolico, what does that mean now?
- Ah, del rey, is government , Catholic government,
so this is sos from the king of Catholics,
because that's where the King Ferdinand was born, here.
- Here.
- Here, also not here, But, you know, & apos; around here.
- He introduced the Spanish Inquisition?
- Yes indeed. </ P>
- Are you sure of that? </ P>
- He is a catalytic converter, on one side. </ P>
- Very good, you burn
- Cheers.
- You really will make the most good Inquisitors, I think,
for the Spanish Inquisition.
- You have curious nature.
- Mind, I have an inquisitive mind, yes.
- And you have a cruel side, you have the cruel side.
- Not really, well, This is certainly a short jump
not out of curiosity for, uh, killing intent.
I mean, uh, I mean, This is a big jump.
- This is a huge jump. - This is a big jump.
If I question you and you are on the shelf,
I will start with some simple questions like,
I just said, okay, warm yourself yourself.
Give me your name, address,
tell me what you have for breakfast
- Rob Brydon, London.
- Yeah, dan apa yang kau punya untuk sarapan.
- Scrambled eggs. - Beautiful things, okay
- Uh, Rob... - Is that it?
- Can I leave now? - No no No. </ P>
Will ask some more questions. </ P>
- Only, uh, just calm down. - I can't , it really hurts
- What kind of music is your favorite?
- Bruce Springsteen - Okay, fine.
- is that - No no No. </ P>
No, no, no, how many BAFTAs did you win? </ P>
- what? </ P>
- How many BAFTAs did you win?
- I can't hear you
- All right, okay, just give it that notch, guy
- How many BAFTAs... - I am a Welsh.
- I have a Welsh. - Well, one GOOD BAFTA.
Thank you, you see how easy it is?
You see how easy it is to answer the question?
Okay now...
- I've been nominated seven times for normal. </ P>
- I didn't ask that. </ P>
Notch, give him a notch. </ P>
How much tall?
Lima 8 1/2.
- Ooh, really - Yeah, yes
- Ooh, ooh. - That's not bad, eh? </ P>
Okay, one more question that you don't want to answer,
because we tried to five nine
I'm on your side here
Do you want to stop at five eight, five 8 1/2,
or do you want to go for five- nine?
- I will go for five-nine!
- He will go for five feet nine!
Okay, one more question.
- Oh, sh! - Robbery.
- Yeah. - Do you believe
in the Almighty God?
- I'd rather not say it.
Get him a few notches.
- And we are five nine years old. - Oh thank you.
- Five nine, let him go
You leave here as five ninth feet man, congratulations
- thank you, Steve
- Oh, I hit my head - I apologize for the pain
That's it, it will be a problem
You have to compete with now,
and you have to let it go Your pants also go down.
Ladies and gentlemen, Rob Brydon.
& apos; Oh-ah!
- This is the area Terry Gilliam enters
When he tries to do Don Quixote.
- Missing in La Mancha is a documentary
about his failure to do it
- This is a show that I want to do
- about La Mancha - Missing at La Mancha?
- Oh, Man of La Mancha? - Man of La Mancha
is a musical stage.
Maybe this is the next theatrical effort.
- really - Yes
You can sing The Impossible Dream .
Given that this is Rioja,
I would think we would do it see more vines
- This is not interesting For me this clay, Rob,
because I no longer drink alcohol. </ P>
- I like wine, I like Rioja. </ P>
What's with all dinosaur sign?
- I think there are many dinosaurs
who used to live & apos; here.
- I said we visited, because Chloe loves dinosaurs.
- Who is Chloe?
My daughter.
- Oh.
- I will wear my boots
- boots You? - Yeah. </ P>
Dusty. </ P>
- We will go in there? </ P>
- Love these shoes. </ P>
> - Yeah, no, they shoes run well between,
They, but you can't touch Crampons,
if there is ice
- I don't plan to go on any ice. </ P>
- Nobody plans to ice, Rob. </ P>
You have to be ready
if someone suddenly appears .
You see?
They're not so good for scree work too.
You have to specify about where you put your foot,
that's
- Do my image with the dinosaur
- Which is the dinosaur? </ P>
Okay, uh, look like the dinosaurs did
McCartney's thumb style, Then why don't you imitate that? </ P>
- Hey, rock-and-roll. </ P>
I mean, Ringo, he's actually a good drummer, you know
Is that dinosaur called? </ P>
- Barney - No, this is T. Rex.
- Actually it's not, it's Iguanodon.
- How do you know?
- Throw the phone? </ P>
Because Chloe is an expert. </ P>
- Well, tell me this
Why did they change their name? </ P>
from Brontosaurus to Brachiosaurus? </ P>
No one else gave me
- an adequate explanation - The Brontosaurus who would
previously roam the ground.
- Who is that? - This is John Hurt. </ p >
- That's not John Hurt.
- Then who?
- I don't know, but if you will do John Hurt,
You have to, um...
Brachiosaurus will do it As soon as you roam the land,
the king is all surveyed
- That is John Hurt is very good. </ P>
- The king of all he surveyed. </ P>
This is a combination of him as
Quentin Crisp and Caligula in I, Claudius.
- why are you standing - You can leave now, Rob.
I'm thinking of killing you, but I have changed my mind.
Likewise Chloe knows about the different, uh,
prehistoric periods
- Yap -
Well, you know, he doesn't go where
- He can take the exam. - Does he know Trias,
Jurassic, Chalk?
- He knows some of the them, he knows his words.
I won't pretend that he can give lectures
- Of course in the Triassic period
the world is one land mass , only by the sea,
and so, one body of land.
And in the Jurassic period,
is divided into two large clumps of land.
And finally the Cretaceous,
is interrupted to be the continent we know today.
- Oh, look there
Actual footprints.
- They're big, aren't they?
What is the size of your feet? </ P>
- Seven. </ P>
- benarkah - Yeah.
- Come on, then, go.
- No, it's just that it's quite feminine.
- They're too small - Very feminine.
- They're feminine, I know
- I'm not going to be... - Small feet.
Good for women but weird for guys.
>
- Indeed.
If I can change one thing about me,
Well, it won't be a leg,
But I'll arrive soon to the foot.
- It will be legs, tall, and hair, right?
- Yes yes. br /> - Oh.
- Gracias.
- Thank you very much.
- Muchas, muchas gracias.
- well ?
- No thanks.
- What did he ask for?
- Do you want more wine?
Mm, mm .
- A terrible year in many ways.
If you think of the number of people who have died
I mean talented people.
- Yeah. </ P>
David Bowie's death was like,
what did Tony Visconti say? </ P>
That was the death of an artistic actor. </ P>
- What he did was extraordinary. - He just disappeared. </ P>
There was no funeral, he really just went fshoo. </ P>
- Have a song called < br> Lazarus in his last note.
- Yes, that's amazing, it's really brilliant
- Yeah, that, that's awesome.
Tells you about the time he is on the radio,
and, uh, he wants to mention me,
but can't remember my name
- really
- Mm, he was interviewed,
and, uh, the interviewer said,
what did you do when were you on a bus tour?
And he said he watched Cruise from the Gods we do.
And he says, you know, that one,
is that person's star.
- And he said, who? < br /> - really
- Yeah, he said, who?
And I was in the kitchen, and me, oh, what, my God,
he will mention me, David Bowie.
- Of course he doesn't mean me?
- No, no, no, no, because he said,
You know, from Marion and Geoff. </ P>
- Really - Yes
- He said Marion and Geoff? - Yes </ p >
- Wow. - And I'll be me!
And the interviewer leaves,
Oh, I don't know, I don't know.
So he never said my name.
But he thought about it My face at that time.
And when he died, I saw having a Twitter feed,
and what do you know, Steve?
He followed me on Twitter.
- really
- You don't know what to do with that information, don't you?
- Well, no respect for you,
but he is only a little,
I mean, microscopically sinks into my mind
- Just think about it, and I know you won't like this,
Still there when he sat there
with his phone, and left,
Should I follow it?
Should I follow it? </ p >
He is funny
Should I follow Rob Brydon
I think I will
Should I follow Rob Brydon
Or I have to followed Rob Brydon in my final years
And that's when
In the following years
And he must have pressed that button
and click and follow my and see each Tweet
- And as you know this is a Moorish palace,
and when conquered by Christians
it became an official residence
of.
- Please. - Thank you.
- You're welcome
And during the Civil War,
the city was bombarded by the Condor Legion
and the castle was hit... .
- At Castelo Guernica?
- Yeah, la Guernica, the last resistance of the city
takes place in the cathedral.
And it's bombarded too, and they give up
because they don't have more ammunition
- Yes, of course, wow. - Or food to fight the last
attack
There we have a that room is a setting </ p >
for the Marlon Brando brand film in the early 90s.
He played the role of Friar Torquemada,
who was the Great Inquisitor here.
- Of course, the Spanish Inquisition.
- Yeah. - Nobody expects that
- Monty Python
- I love them too.
- Oh, are you - Yeah.
- good - please, after you
- Go left. - Yes of course
- this is Jonathan
- Hey, Jonathan, Steve Coogan.
- Steve, hey, how are you, guys?
- Good, how are you
- Yeah, I'm great, so, listen,
I am talk to the studio.
- Mm-hmm.
- And they like the script.
They're really on board for this movie.
- Fantastic, good - yes?
- what's the catch?
- Yeah, uh, they want to bring a new writer
- what?
- Well, this is for paint,
it's only for polish, it's...
- Hey, how are you doing?
- How are you doing?
- Yeah, very good.
Ah, oh, where did you get it?
- I found here
- I thought you had lost it, I thought I had hidden it.
Who?
- Ed Hirsch
- I don't, who is he
Never heard of it.
What he cloned
- He wrote some scripts that were correct
just got a lot of heat
- look here
Charlie, I'm here, look!
A little friend...
- Uh. - there is, hello
- He's new, he is hot, he wakes up and comes
- I got two Oscar nominations.
I'm new, and I don't wake up and come, I've arrived.
Oh.
- good night
- Buenos tardes
Isn't that a magnificent room?
- This is Brando's room.
I only saw a little clip on YouTube him.
You can't really work exactly where they are
He's very overweight at that stage.
- Yeah, that's good for Torquemada.
Gives him a presence.
- I'll play Torquemada
of the Spanish Inquisition.
- Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition.
- no - Among our weapons
are diverse elements as fear, surprise,
a cruel efficiency,
and almost fanatical devotion to the pope
And nice red uniform.
- Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition.
Among our weapons is fear, surprise,
a cruel efficiency, </ p >
and almost fanatical devotion to the pope
- You did him at The Godfather.
- Hah. - You only did Marlon
- Brando at the Godfather. - Just done & apos; Brando 70 & apos;
- You know what, the sound is a little higher,
the way he speaks
That, you know, it's like that, you know
- You have De Niro's stuff. - When he talks to people.
- Why did you do your De Niro?
- If I go De Niro, I'll Do it like that, you know?
That's the way,
That's how De Niro spoke, you know?
- That's good. - Let's do something
about that, you know
That's right, you know what I'm going to do? </ P>
I'll tear your head,
Damn your damn neck,
Sialkan leher sialanmu,
You are both bits, dick-suckin & apos ;, bastard mother bastard
- That's great, that's great.
- Yeah, well, the reason is < br /> You think I did De Niro
When I was doing Brando because De Niro himself
was influenced by Brando.
So when De Niro acts,
You see the rest of the Brando element
in what it does, so you have gone wrong. </ P>
- So in an attempt to criticize You,
I have accidentally praised you. </ P>
- You have shown some details...
- You will only come out Above exchange this, then.
- I'm just telling the truth.
- Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition.
And no one expects comfortable seats .
- No, he must do, get
a comfortable chair
- Get a comfortable chair.
I like a turtle, look at me.
- Get a comfortable chair.
- Get a comfortable chair and a piece of lettuce.
I feel hungry.
Among our weapons is Like my variety, for me,
- Woody Allen - Woody Allen, yes
- Yes, among our weapons < br /> are various elements like
fear, surprise,
and almost fanatical devotion to the Yankees.
- Meh. </ p >
- Do you want to admit it?
- no.
- You know all Jews are ordered to leave the country
above command of the king and queen of Catholicism.
- Yes, but, I, I'm not a Jew.
I am a Catholic, Roman Catholic.
- If you are Catholic, then you must respect my authority.
My authority comes from the pope.
- I have met the pope
What is that, I met with Pope, I met Your Honor
at the Vatican, and he saw a film that I made. </ P>
- You lie. - I told the truth. </ P>
Alright OK, he doesn't see the movie,
his advisor does it, and they give him the details of the film,
and he approves it.
- You, um, a heretic? </ P>
- I am not a heretic, I am not a Jew, I am not a Muslim,
I am a Roman Catholic. </ P>
I promise, I don't know the Quran,
I don't know the Old Testament.
I am an altar boy, um...
- Shh.
Do you respect my authority?
p>
- good
- Do you respect my authority?
- Why are you, why are you muttering
- What, what are you saying?
- You don't say, enuncio.
- I'm sorry, Esteban
Do you respect my authority?
- Yes, I, yes I respect your authority. </ P>
- Take him away. </ P>
- You know exactly what will happen now
I didn't do anything, right? </ P>
I didn't do anything
Hey, guess where I took it Joe this weekend. </ P>
This, look.
- Have you cloned this?
- Yes, I've finished around five in the UK,
partner in Europe
- Said warning, what's the age limit?
- There is no age limit, as long as you match
There are height restrictions.
- Well, we were in Italy last year,
and there was rafting. </ P>
& apos; Yeah? </ P>
- So I thought I'd check it out out , you know, his age
Eight to 55.
So when Charlie & apos; s old enough to do it
- I will be too old < br /> - That's ridiculous
- I know. - 55?
That's ridiculous.
- Why can't you irrigate a raft at 55 ?
I might get some fake IDs or something like that.
- Yeah, you have to get it fake IDs like teenagers.
- Uh, John Jones, born in 1970.
I'm a carpenter from Wrexham.
- You said you were a carpenter.
- Right - Simple question.
If you build a swamp standard, uh, tongue and groove,
glue wood bench and fit outside,
what type of wood do you choose,
if you want the weather to the patina good silvery?
Ash, beech, teak
Simple question.
You have to hurry up.
There are other people who want to continue
this whitewater raft
- Um, can you tell the forest again?
- Ash, teak, beech.
- Ash, teak, beech? - Um. </ P>
- Beech. </ P>
- Tidak, sobat, itu jati.
Every carpenter worthy of him salt will tell you that
- Don't cry, Charlie.
- You don't, you not a carpenter, buddy.
- Let's continue
- On your way. - This is the only chance
- I have to, I just want... - Do you walk.
- Don't cry, Charlie, don't cry.
Maybe you can take you.
Look at the boy, he cries.
- Oh come on, how old are you? - Please don't be like...
- what? - How old are you?
- I'm 56
- Oh, for heaven's sake, continue, to you, go up.
- Only, oh, please - Thank you, so, oh!
Oh, I've shot my arm.
- Well, don't say that.
I just broke the rules for you, you nobility
- Give me a minute, I get dizzy.
All right. Thank you. </ P>
Come on, Charlie. </ P>
Not so fast, kid. </ P>
- You know when walking down the hill,
Will it's better if you involve your abs.
- Yeah, of course
- And if you involve your stomach,
it takes pressure from the knee You. </ P>
- Who told you that? </ P>
- It's just that you can feel anatomically. </ P>
I know that. </ P> >
- At least standing into the focus group with it.
- Well you won't show it to focus groups.
- Clinical trial, I won't do it send it to clinical trials.
- Exactly, they don't want to show the focus group.
- Clinical trials, that's why I say clinical trials
- Oh, okay , yes, you don't need clinical trials
If you listen to you the body, you will find out.
It's like a shock absorber,
so the knee doesn't have to take all the effects.
Wow.
- Ah, big, bigger than it looks from the outside.
- Hey, lift your hat in the church.
Bountiful.
I try to find out where is the bomb damage
From , You know, when Franco and Nazi. </ P>
- Exhibition there, with Cervantes and Shakespeare. </ P>
There, look. </ P>
- Ah, they both died in the same year.
Looks like they have finished very good repair work
Cannot see damage.
- Well, maybe not this Part of it is damaged.
- I mean work This is a will
for all workers who help build it,
but Franco, very happy,
despite claiming to be a Catholic,
to bomb the nonsense a religious buildings.
Which only shows what is like destroying him.
- We have floors like this in the kitchen
- Partners there - Yeah.
- Buried, lie next to with each other forever.
Brr.
First edition collection Shakespeare's work, 1623.
So, six years and seven years after his death.
They already realized what they had lost.
Rob, Rob.
Album cover & 80s Electronics. </ P>
- Very good. </ P>
I held my stomach while doing this. </ P>
- All right Walking down the hill actually
it's better for that, you know
- Yeah, but I hold it almost all the time now.
Have you ever done it? Shakespeare on stage? </ P>
- I definitely like playing Hamlet. </ P>
- The train has left the station. </ P>
Who wants you play now?
- Olivier played it at 42 years old.
- Olivier is a better actor than you.
- Well, different actors.
- better actors - different actors
- King Lear
- He is old.
- Not old, he he is father.
You have more in common with him
than you have with a teenager.
Did you lose something?
- He goes forever
I know when someone lives and someone dies,
and he dies like earth. </ P>
Lend me a glass that looks. p>
Because if his breath might be mist or stone stains,
why is he alive
- very good, very good
Midsummer Murders .
You're a fair father has been told his daughter
just killed on the road accident, and it's effective,
and we immediately enter ads after that
- I'm late, though Therefore I don't know,
Losing all my joy, gone all practice habits.
It's so hard < br /> with my disposition
that it's good to frame the earth.
Look, it's fine Horizon O & apos; erhanging, sky,
There seems to be nothing for me except a steam flutter. </ P>
Yeah-ah, Jumping Jack Flash. </ P>
Rock do Shakespeare, come on! </ P>
- Oh, oh, the meat is too dense & apos; get self-slaughter.
- Has Russell Brand ever cloned Shakespeare?
- You did Mick Jagger. - Oh, no, god
meriamnya 'mendapatkan pembantaian diri.
- Apakah Russell Brand pernah mengkloning Shakespeare?
- Anda melakukan Mick Jagger. - Oh, tidak, tuhan
- Anda melakukan Mick Jagger.
- We ", me, jar!
- what are you saying - Hah!
- Hah, what's that
- Okay, yes, alright. - Huh, yes, yes! </ P>
That's not Mick Jagger. </ P>
- That's just a sound. - Yes, that.
- Steve, you did it wrong. - Let's see what you will have?
- Calm down and let me do it
- No, You can't do it,
You copy Morrisey.
And it doesn't look like that.
- It's all gay. - I see.
- He is indeed like that
- A piece of mine works, ah-ah-ah.
- He goes very deep sometimes
and you can't go there.
It can only go up there.
He falls, so do it right.
- You said I can't go there.
You seriously say I can't go there.
- No, let's stop, but > don't just say anything
about Mick Jagger.
Ah.
- Gracias. - Thank you very much.
- Si, si. </ P>
- Ha-ha-ha-hah. - I like wine
There are no spoons or forks
Accept Thank you very much.
- Uh huh.
- So, George Orwell came to Spain in 1936.
- Oh. </ p >
One year after Elvis's birth.
- He came out to Barcelona with his wife.
- With his wife.
- He lives there,
- when he goes to... - Mini-break.
He lives there,
- when he goes to... - This is a good place
for a mini break.
Is that what they do?
Are they able to do that in that clay?
- Do you want to learn something? about civil war at all,
or do you think it is like that, I just think,
no, I don't really give a bad luck about Civil War
Not so interested in that. </ P>
- I want to learn something about civil war
- All right, so he comes out > Barcelona, leaving his wife there,
go ahead to fight, 50 miles away. </ P>
When he returns, he is very disappointed
with intellectuals who returned to Barcelona,
When he returned there, he saw them all.
They became bourgeois.
They don't see their ideals.
He says they eat fancy food in fancy restaurants.
So he comes back to the front once more
and finally shot in the throat.
Can't speak for six months.
- Where is the bullet into throat when you need it?
I don't think if I have to say to Sally,
I will fight, she won't stand there, just say,
alright, you go to be killed
- Yes, or kill
- That's a very good point,
Because it's something I can't do it anymore.
- I won't fight in a war because I have children. </ P>
- I have children
- Yeah, but if not Have a child, I I think I'll do it
- ready for that - I don't think you will.
- I think I'll do it.
- I think you want to think you will,
p>
but I don't think so.
You can go and entertain the troops.
You can go and do Alan Partridge for troops,
that's what you will do.
And all these right men, who give everything,
will be happy when you go out and go ah-ha. </ p >
You know what I love, if a sniper makes you at that moment
Ah-ugh.
You don't even finish ah-ha.
You just have to ah.
- I'll do that hah as my dying breath.
- I don't think you will. - I will.
- If it's to the head, you're an idiot.
- Ah, ha.
- You won't say ah-ha.
- I will take it out
- There will be no ha.
And I will say, if Steve is here now,
I know what he will say, ha. ..
- Ha. - Hm.
- Hello
- Hi, Steve
- Hello, Emma , Love. </ P>
- How are you doing, how are you doing? </ P>
- Doing really well, yeah
- Good, good, how are you doing, Rob?
- Rob is great, he goes really well.
- You are on, you're on... - I'm good, I'm good. </ p >
- Yeah, you're on the speakerphone, That's why I'm being nice.
- Hiya how are you?
- I love you, I just, uh, I called to remind you
that I will come to see you tomorrow.
Yay.
- Thank God, I'm desperate. </ P>
- Oh, wow, okay, good, and I brought Yolanda with me. </ P>
Because of that reality is it the New York Times?
- Oh good
- And observers
- I just want to remind you , they really want you
p>
dress like Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, okay?
- What a surprise.
- where am I?
- You have to be our Sancho Panza. </ P>
Hey. </ P>
- Yes, well, supporting roles, as usual. </ P>
- Parador de Cuenca is a magnificent former monastery,
with amazing views of the old city.
- Oh, that's how it is, look at that
- Oh, that's beautiful - Very good
Now don't see it too much. </ P>
- Hello
- Hi, that's Rob Brydon. </ P>
- Uh, speak
- I have Matt Jenkins for you
- well
- Hey, Rob Bryden. </ P>
- Hello
Hi, Matt. </ P>
- Hey, man, how are you?
- Yeah, I'm fine, how are you?
- I'm fine, how, uh, London?
- Oh, I'm in Spain
I'm not in London, I'm in Spain.
- Hi, Greg
- Hi, Steve, how are you ?
- I've been better
You know they brought new ones Authors to rewrite Missing?
- Yeah, but it's nothing, that's all, that's standard
Just for paint, that's all.
- I'm with Steve, with, uh, with Steve Coogan
- Ah, Steve Coogan, yes, yes, good, good
- Is this Steve the agent of Steve?
- Yes, indeed, well, no I mean, I've left the agency.
We met at Sundance, you remember that.
- I have two Oscar nominations.
Uh, the last film I wrote has four Academy Award nominations.
- Yeah, I know, but Joey, he really,
he is great, he gets up and comes
UP and comes?
I got up and came.
- You have, no, yes, of course, you have, Steve, you have.
- Look, the lemme cut into chasing, I saw you on
- Horseman - The Huntsman
- Huntsman, see you at The Huntsman.
I thought you were fantastic, man.
I mean, really, you burned the screen.
You got it a little Dejected from your walk.
The screen loves you, but you are underutilized there.
So let me cut to chase, okay.
What do you have to do < br /> Nick Frost is doing.
- Okay, I did Huntsman with him.
- This is what I said
You have to do what James Corden is doing it.
You know, he is the biggest on TV.
- I'm with James in Gavin & Stacey.
- I heard about that, it was supposed to be fantastic
I, I, uh, missed it, but I will definitely get a copy.
You know, should be the new Simon Pegg.
You should be, you can become, you will be the new
Ricky Gervais. </ P>
- Oh, my goodness, well, Ricky, That's what we all dreamed of. </ P> p>
- What is Jeff thinking about this?
- Jeff is fine with that
Jeff is very busy doing other things the scenario for Fox, so he...
- What script did Jeff do for Fox?
I don't know that.
- Script for George Clooney
- George Clooney? </ P>
Alright, okay, I don't know about that. </ P>
Other things I don't know. </ P>
- Have you ever done hosting?
You know, award ceremony?
- I host LA BAFTA once.
- what?
They have LA BAFTAs?
Who do they give?
>
Listen, it's okay, it should be hosting the Golden Globes.
Here's what I'm talking about.
not Tim Huddleston or some damn twat other.
- This must be the best phone call,
this will be the best phone call you have ever had
- Yes
- This is my film, okay?
- Of course.
- That's what will happen.
Good thanks.
p>
- That's what you should be in.
- Stand like a sore thumb.
That's what Laurie needed to pay for the way around Spain.
- You know that, uh, Cuenca was one of the last places
to fall into Fascists in the Civil War
on March 29, 1939.
>
- Great position, it's up on the top of the hill,
is very difficult to attack, and it's very easy to maintain.
- Yeah, and they might very well have reached out,
if not for the fact that the army,
Republican army,
turned against the Socialist government.
If it wasn't for Franco that might never have won
- Hello
- I gave you the money, friend.
- Oh, yes, sorry, fellas, be careful. </ P>
- You can drink us, if you want. </ P>
- yes? - Yeah .
- Are you sure?
- I'm with Steve - That would be nice.
- Cheers, man. - Don't worry.
- you sound really good
p>
- Thank you, man.
- Especially like your supporting singer.
- Oh, yes, hardly Ronettes right?
- You know them?
- Um, yes, I think near acquaintances, maybe
- Wow. - Yeah.
- So you're here on vacation? </ P>
- No, we're working. </ P>
Oh no? </ P>
- I'm writing a book about me, um,
p>
sort of travels through Spain.
Replicating a trip that I did when I was,
When I was young.
- Midsummer Morning. - Midsummer Morning.
- Yeah, I know that - But we drive it.
Applause
- Cheers, mate, yeah, I love Laurie.
- That's the reason when I see you there,
I think this is Laurie Lee us,
because he paid his trip to Spain
by doing the same way
- With a violin, yeah - Yes that's right.
- Yeah, right
So you lived in Old Cuenca?
- One day every where.
I'm writing a restaurant review ,
so we go to one city, we have clay,
and then we continue.
- Oh, have you entered San Sebastian for food. </ P>
This is the best place in Spain for food
- by a country mile. - Yes I know
- We are near Santander,
- no? - Yeah.
p>
- Or Catalonia, not just Barcelona.
The food is very good, yes.
- no. - Yeah.
All right, let's just
We will go there, we just think
it's a little too obvious
We try to do something it's a little, rather ,
types of nooks and crannies,
a little remote.
- Like Sanlucar, near Cadiz.
Tuna is really there bang-on, I like it
- Yeah, I know, yes
It's more like culture than food,
Even though food is part from that,
- But if it's food and culture that you lookin 'for,
Valencia.
- Valencia
- Yeah, you maybe know that
- Casa Montana? - Yeah, yeah
- Yeah, that's the best
- I know.
- And Valencia gets the Holy Grail.
- How long does it take to Valencia from here?
- Valencia is like two hours far away , man, it's close.
- Let's go to Valencia
- Well, no, we won't go to Valencia
- Go to Valencia - We have a whole schedule. </ P>
- no. </ P>
- We can go to Valencia, it's only two hours
- We have a work schedule. </ P>
We have been ordained before the route takes in some...
- Dimana yang menyenangkan di itu?
Get lost from the path, man.
- We deviate somewhat from the path
by not going to the place like Catalonia, so...
- Oh well
- You can go there for us
- I will, again
- All right, again, yes, fine.
Look, I'm going to go back to the hotel too,
So, uh, I'm leaving.
- You go back to the hotel?
- Yeah. - now
- Yeah, yeah
You are fine, you will be so okay here, uh, man
Maybe he will bring you some songs.
All right, buddy, good luck with your Bo Diddley items.
- Thank you for beer , man
- No, don't worry, okay.
- Okay, see you later.
- Touching the nerves, nothing more.
He doesn't like being told Things he thinks he knows.
- Hello
- Hello, you look good and delicious. </ P>
- Like a piece of ham? </ P>
- Oh, okay then, you look sexy. </ P>
- Don't feel very section.
Chat with the builders
and they can't start for another month.
- Hey, Mischa.
- Where are you? </ P>
- I have a fan phone today. </ P>
Do you remember agent Steve used to have
in LA named Matt?
- Sort of, yeah
- Look, when you come back, I'm thinking
maybe we can go to Rachel for the weekend.
- Fantastic, yes, I want to do that
- Great place.
- Yeah, but, what do you know?
Yeah, well, we will definitely do that,
But why didn't you leave early?
- He wants me to go with him,
and is represented by him in LA. </ P>
- Surely not that point, is there? </ P>
- The answer is right. </ P>
Very good, I give two points for it. </ P>
And that is what I will say
this little America my friend myself, uh...
- And it's too far from me.
- Yes, of course.
- Yeah, but he can do it yourself.
You know, he's a big boy.
- How old is he now?
- He's been 20 years now.
p>
- Yeah, you're dirty
- Look, I have to go, I'll talk to you later.
- Okay bye -
- Oh, they here
Hey you
- Hello
- How are you & apos ?? - Hey
p>
- How are you doing? - Thank you how are you?
- Nice to meet you
- hi, hi - Nice to meet you again
How is your flight?
- Yeah, that's very good
So, photo.
- Look, it's only on the hill. < br /> - What about them?
- Yes will have it there
Yes.
- This is about two Size too big, my shoes.
- Yeah, well, this really hurts.
- You see -
- What size of shoes do you give them?
- The size you sent me.
- I use seven, this feels like 10 or 11.
- You just have to wear them for a while, so...
Alright, Steve.
- So, you guys are ready?
- We can change, uh, get here, not down there.
- I can encourage you
- One two three.
Good
- I can give encouragement.
- If you need I can reach out.
- No, I don't need anything please, I've done it before.
One two three.
- Yay, Coogs.
>
- It's only about getting the right time
Good
- There are no saddles.
Okay, do it fast now.
- They lick their own ass.
Uh oh.
Take the picture.
- Just take the picture. </ P>
Just take the picture
What is it doing there, what is it on the internet? </ P>
Just take the picture
- Yes, I came, Rob.
- All right, friend.
- Don Quixote has three trips, I guess.
He got the one he came out by himself
And he came back, and he just Sancho Panza.
And then he has the sequel, and this now your third trip
- When Cervantes wrote the sequel,
for a while, after he wrote the first part,
there was a fake sequel published,
Then he entered the fake. The sequel to the actual sequel,
so he made part of the story.
So when he came out, it was in his hands > Traveling in the second book,
he crashed into someone who wanted to read the fake sequel,
and so he could stir it in the page as Don Quixote.
It was very brave and innovative, and it was 500 years ago.
So, effectively he was postmodern,
before there was modern to post about.
- amazing
- Cervantes, of course, at the age of 37,
He married a 19-year-old child.
- Impressive for men with one hand.
- 30 years ago, when I came to Spain,
I was 18 years old, and I chased someone 37 year old woman.
- He is 37, so it's the opposite. - On the contrary, on the contrary
- I don't do something like that cliché with younger women.
- No, not at all. - He's older than me
- Are you now together a woman 20 years older? </ P>
- Well, I don't, that, I think that, that...
- I will ask again
Are you now with a woman 20,
70 years? - - Honestly academic.
It's academic.
- He can be there profession, no problem
- He imagined that the inn was a palace, wasn't it?
- In his imagination. - Indeed.
- We stayed at the inn.
p>
We've lived in the palace, I think they are lodgings.
He lives in the inn, but he thinks they are palaces,
So, uh, like, uh...
- vice versa. - Circle in a spiral.
- Like a wheel inside a wheel. - Yes
- never ends or starts on reels that are always spinning.
- Yeah.
- Like the circles you find
in the windmill of your mind.
- H-windmill - H-windmill
- That can be a postmodern manifesto.
- It really can be - Or a beautiful song
from the 70s
- Spanish Fly, Rob Brydon, Steve Coogan.
Beautiful things from them.
Now don't forget to join with us this morning...
- Let me just bother you there,
Old Kineebles, I'm an old friend.
- Ah.
- Because who will know
the title song by Herb Albert
is Spanish Lice, not Spanish Fly.
- May I be so brave put you in the wee point ,
that it's not Herb Albert, it's Herb Alpert, with P
- Ah yeah. - You have your Ps
and your Bs are mixed there.
- You have your fleas and your flies are all over.
- And you have - And I have I
- Ps and Bs we - Ps and I Bs
I throw you a little bones with errors there
so you can choose I wake up, so we all,
so we are all even Steven.
- Although we might never know
If that is true, will we do it?
- I mean, that... - Bs, flies , Ps, Bs. </ P>
- You put P in the wrong place. </ P>
They won't let me re-enter the supermarket again
- Yes, and don't forget that you know
Time passes like an arrow,
But fruit flies are like bananas. </ P>
- This is beautiful, very soothing. </ P> >
- Yeah. - incredible
This is interesting, isn't it?
We started at 's birthplace from King Ferdinand,
and here we are at the place where they are buried
- this?
- Yeah, in the hotel.
- That's not a hotel when that.
- No, not at that moment. - That would be terrible right?
Terrible.
You have a reservation.
Uh, Smith.
- The majority of.
- You wait a minute, We will bury the king
Please help
Yes, we have a gym.
- Why were they buried in Granada then.
- Because of this the last city fell to Catholics.
That's why they called them Catholic kings and queens
than people Catholics are after them. </ P>
- I am a big fan of Moors. </ P>
Oh, Dudley Moore, Christy Moore, Patrick Moore? </ P>
- No there's more.
- Roger Moore - no.
- Now when I think about it again the Moors are here in Spain,
I can honestly say we have a wonderful time.
I booked a vacation, and we arrived,
and found a hotel that suits us.
- Of course, did you forget to show </ p >
is it a Moor, when did they conquer Spain
at the beginning of the 8th century, facing Europe
was still very much in Dark Ages. </ P>
- pitch black
- But of course they built A beautiful palace like this. </ P>
They were very ahead of their time.
- I have to tell you, when we are building this palace,
my colleague Moores, mother, father and sister, </ p >
Sometimes we will meet a worker
Then I will tell him...
- Move! - Move!
Lots they think They hear cows.
Yes?
- Ah, you've met my brother Les.
- If you can let him... - Les, enter
That's right, I'm also a Moore.
- Les Moore - I'm trying to signal
that you always have to go your audience wants more
Roger Moore.
- They introduced oranges to Spain.
- Really - Yeah.
- I think Morocco, it's where it came from.
- right - I can explain it to you,
If you like it, it's my mother.
p>
He put it in his handbag.
- He didn't get a clue, didn't he?
- no. - On one of his days off. </ p >
What I said, Mother, what are you doing
I will introduce oranges to Spain
- And other things introduced by the Moors
Of course, our numerical system.
- That's right, we brought a calculator with us
- Because we basically used to use Roman numerals,
and only when they brought
Arabic numerals the developed system
into the numerical system we use today.
- I said it would not work.
- This is really crazy - Dad says it will
- The fact is Moors are much more sophisticated.
- Yes - They know about drugs,
- philosophy, mathematics - Yes right. </ P>
- Astronomy - We love to see stars
- Very, very, more advanced way of,
and also managed to get married.
- My parents got married, you were right.
They married at a young age,
they have me and my sister
- Rob, Rob, seriously.
He has, like, Tourette.
- My uncle's wonderful day Bertie gave the sermon ,
He is a preacher, you see.
- The Greek philosophers translated
- into Arabic by the Moors. - Correct
- That's just - Thank you very much.
- During the Crusades,
- when they attacked Toledo... - It's a pleasure to do it. </ P>
And daddy, sitting at his desk,
translates the night and clay
My mother will say to him, - So they translate
- Aristotle - when will you take
- Roger to the park - teachings.
- The teachings of Aristotle were translated into Arabic
by the Muslims, and then during > Canvas Crusade...
- Why didn't you say it? What is a Moorish clone? </ P>
Are you trying to prevent me? </ P>
- anything
- Please, yes
- You have stopped saying Moores,
and you have started saying Muslim.
And I found it a little racially attacking. </ P>
- Come on, please
- You started referring For us as Moores,
Now you call us Muslims. </ P>
- Moors are Muslim. </ P>
- But why did you start with Moores? </ P>
- no problem
The people I'm talking about about are one and the same
People bleed with Muslims.
- I'm not Roger Muslim, I'm Roger Moore.
- To God.
Oh dear .
Oh, I gave you the first item ticket
in the morning to see the Alhambra.
- Oh, brilliant, great, good
- Rob, I also have one for you
- Can I leave later, can I go after breakfast?
- This will be busy
- Yolanda, you have to come with me
- I can't, I have to take the initial flight back to London. </ P>
- really
embarrassing.
- Let me alone with him?
- Oh, you won't be alone, I come with you to Malaga
I'll make sure < br /> Joe arrived at you safely.
- Thank God. - Good
- Hello
- Hey, hey, Daddy
- Hey, how are you doing?
- Um, yes, I'm good, how are you?
- Good, really seeing going forward to see you
Maya de Marc
I miss you, buddy. </ P>
- Uh, yes, that's what I actually called. </ P>
- Yeah, Emma , He is in touch, right? </ P>
He said he arranged all flights
and what you have, so...
- I can't come
- What are you talking about?
- I can't come
I have to stay here with Helen.
- What happened?
Talk to me.
- You're kidding me with me
- He, he's pregnant - You damn idiot.
- I have to stay here with him
- Wait, wait, are you surely he pregnant?
- Yes, he is really pregnant
- And are you sure it's yours?
- Father
- Um .
Um.
You are 20 years old, you are too young to have children
You know, this is the decision you made now
p>
will have consequences for the rest of your life.
- Yes, I know, but I am not fair
make a decision for me again
I need to think about it,
and we need to think about what we will do
- well - sorry
- Look, don't have to apologize, okay
Just, um, well, it's up to to happen, I'm here for you
Alright
- Thank you daddy
- And I love you.
- I love you too.
- Okay, listen, um...
Don't worry, okay?
- Yeah.
- I love ya, and I will talk to you later, okay
- I love you too.
- Get this.
>
- Hi good morning.
- Buenos diaz, amigo, Coogan.
- How is the Alhambra?
- That's, uh, good, that's good,
But that's, uh, you know, beautiful,
spiritual, blah, blah, blah.
- you're fine
p>
- Joe doesn't come out
- What is the reason?
- Uh, his girlfriend is pregnant
- What will he do?
- Well, I said he had a choice.
- what does that mean
- Well, he's too young to become dressed.
He is not too worldly, you know.
- You know what this means, right?
Granddad, Granddad
We love you - Don't think about that
- I started thinking about it. </ P>
- He will become grandfather
- Thank you sir. </ P> >
- Look at them, ah.
- Look, many people think they are ugly,
because they are modern, but I think
they are beautiful because they are functional
Tilting Turbines, That's what I have to call
my book about Spain
- Good idea .
Oh, look, Maro.
Isn't that where you are going to take Joe snorkeling
- Yeah, yes, yes
I brought it here as a baby while filming
- How old are you?
- Ah, about six months.
- Aw.
- You know, we can still < stop, we have time
- I'll go snorkeling with you, if you want
I can be Joe.
- You wear a diaper, crawl out on the beach,
Eat sand, only have limited appeal. </ P>
- Well, it won't be for everyone,
I mean, I'm the first to admit.
- No, it's been a long time,
When I was still married to his mother.
Yes. </ p >
- Do you know who lives in Malaga?
- Mayor of Malaga.
- Yes right. - Thank you.
- And Sean Connery.
- Marbella, Mr. Coogan, Marbella,
Your friends , mister, he lives in Marbella
- Yeah, but he flies to Malaga.
- With all the accounts he is very respected
the pillar of this community.
- Yes, he is very active in civic duties.
- I love being involved
Recycling, for example, </ p >
plastic on Fridays, cardboard on Saturday
- Do you expect me to speak?
No, Mr. Bond, I hope you die.
- When I met Cubby Broccoli and Harry Saltzman
to discuss his role, when he left the meeting,
they looked out the window ,
and he said, not yet, and said, what did you do
- Prepare to do Sean Connery.
- You seem to have done it before.
When he left the building
and he walked across Regent Street
>
they look down and says, "That person is Bond.
" He moves like a panther. "
- Like a panther.
p>
- Yes, but walking like beetle is not enough
for your bag the role of James Bond.
Because of course Bond is too something bulldog
So, there...
- Especially he has to do it - He must be a combination
- I'm very itchy anus, I'm sorry now,
But that's part and package - Show your bleeding anus.
- Become a tiger at any time.
- When you introduce me to Blofeld,
maybe I should bend and lick my balls
I think I'll be > a knight, don't you think?
- Yeah. - You really, yes
With the best in the world you can never be El Cid. </ P>
You can become a man named Sid,
not El Cid. </ P>
- I can become Old Cid. </ P>
- Yeah, Old El Cid. - You can be a parent. </ P>
Look at my eyes and tell me
You think you can play El Cid. </ P>
In the remake, Charlton Heston's role.
- I mean, you can definitely play
Michael Hordern at El Cid.
- Who did he play?
- someone's arm, I don't remember.
- Oh. </ p >
Do you know Michael Hordern, Emma?
- Michael Hordern, yeah
- Why does he have it?
- Michael Hordern will leave,
- p>
yuh-ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh >
That is Michael Hordern's horse.
- Michael, hmm, Hordern.
Anyway, hm?
- Didn't he do Land Without Man with Gielgud. </ P>
You won't know, that is a theater, but that's how it is. </ P>
- Um. - is he
- Um. - apakah dia
- Anda tahu siapa yang melakukannya sekarang?
Ian McKellen, you won't have the ring.
- Ian McKellen, speaking like that with a little,
But he imagined a northern flat vocal.
- Yes, gracias
- Finito.
- Thank you very much.
Thank you.
- you lost a little confident, you see, because Ian...
- Yes, well, no, I think you see it too much
because, You see...
- No no no no no no no. - No, he plays a role in his role.
You don't understand.
- I've talked to him. - I can speak. </ P>
- Oh, you did McKelloff - I really met him
- How many times? - Often.
Oh, you don't get musicality when he throws a line
to the gods, - That's good. </ P>
- And then bring it back,
but still with flat vocals. </ P>
They are very much proof,
no matter how much he tries,
straighten the pronunciation with vowels.
- Oh, you make me laugh, you really,
You make me laugh.
Oh, we need to laugh, don't we?
Oh, you made me laugh, Rob, you did.
- That's what he told me - He did it more personally? </ P>
- Because when he met me, he said,
"You are a very good actor." </ P>
- Ah. - Ooh, yum
- Enjoy .-
- you asked for it - I did ask this question
Do you want to come back with me?
I can take you on the same flight.
- No, I will stay, thank you,
and I will write more and finish my book
- I think your word is looking for beginning
Think about Joe.
20 is a young age to have children.
- How old are you when you have children?
- 43. </ P>
- A little difference. </ P>
- Yes
I don't drink & until I am 35,
and the first child at 43 years old.
Are the two related?
We will never know.
- How old is he, what is he? name, boyfriend ?
- Helen, 19 years old.
- 19? - Gosh
- Only 19 years.
- He's only 19 years old!
- I don't mean anything no respect, Steve, but... </ p >
- He is only 19 years old, he is only,
You have to get his voice better.
- Well, you get the most your voice when you say it
- He only - Now he has.
- He is 19 years old
- Joe has met a young woman.
p>
- He was only 19 years old.
- When Joe and Helen had small children
he was only 19 years old
- He was just, that actually 16 in the film.
- I know that, but Helen is only 19 years old
And she brought the child with Joe.
He has a very talented grandfather,
who is very talented
- That grandfather is only 50 years old.
- 50 years.
Hey, do you know who was born in Malaga?
- no . - Picasso
- who? - Picasso
- Really?
- Yeah, they opened a museum for him.
- Who played Picasso in a very popular movie
- in the past 10 years? - Dear God.
- Who <? p>
No, ask Emma.
- Who played Picasso?
Guess, this is one of Rob's five impressions.
That should narrow it down. </ P>
- Not Tom Jones. - Antonio? </ P>
- No, not allowed - Not Tom Jones. </ P>
Okay, we're close.
- We are warmer. - Spain, Spain.
- Saya tidak tahu - Tony Hopkins
Tony Hopkins played in Surviving...
- did he
- Survive Picasso, I played a painter, a wonderful man.
I don't like talking about it.
I like to draw.
I like to wear it Here, nose there,
- mouth above there - He played Picasso
as a Welshman
- Well, he didn't do Spanish Accents, Steve.
- didn't he?
- He doesn't have Flexibility, let's be honest.
- He learned to paint, and he painted the painting
in fiddlety .
He knows how to instill life, and he knows how, uh,
You know, paint, uh, this method is like...
- Uh, Pablo, Pablo.
Some men say you are painting
in a very strange way
They say that the nose is where the eyes should be.
Some of them say that you are a Cubist.
- Oh, Pablo?
Are you not a captain or sir, hm, eh?
- There is a roar, Pablo.
- Oh, they want me put nose on the front of the face.
In the middle, like that, that?
And the eyes next to it nose, is that what you want?
- sir yeah - Well, tell people,
When we put the nose on the cheek,
and we put our eyes here,
and mouth & apos; round the corner,
I asail & apos; surround the Cape of Good Hope,
damn your eyes, sir
- I put my eyes what I want,
and the nose where I want to.
If you turn your back to me,
I will put two eyes on your back,
and the nose near your butt.
Do you want that, sir?
Is that what you want, sir?
Don't turn away from me.
I will pull you like a Cabbage, that's what I will do.
If you turn your back to me,
I'll put your nose in your ass, sir.
& apos; Round the Horn is a good way,
& apos; surround our Horn will go.
- The most interesting thing The thing about Picasso is,
why I love him, the painting was originally
very orthodox, very accessible.
He knows how to do all that, But he says it's not enough.
I want to rewrite the rule book,
and become radical and Avant Garde.
- Are you like Picasso, Steve?
- Well, I empathize with what he does.
- Yes, he is indeed him. </ P>
He will say it. </ P>
- What I'm saying is...
- Let me record this , survive, survive
- I have an order, Steve Coogan.
- This fort is Gibralfaro,
is named for the same person as Gibraltar.
>
When the Moors came in 711, They were only a few thousand.
In a few years they controlled
almost all of Spain
- Wow. - That's exactly the same
as ISIS and the modern Caliphate,
because there are only several thousand of them,
They try to imitate what the Moors do
when they have control everywhere from Cordoba to Baghdad.
- Well, ISIS is intolerant. </ P>
They don't do it with tolerance and...
- No, they are not, but Islam, uh, is...
- Can we stop talking about ISIS? </ P>
- Cervantes was arrested by Barbary pirates
and taken to Algiers. </ P>
There is a price on his head, and when the ransom is paid,
he lets his brother leave not him.
- very noble - Really?
- That's right
- He let his brother go,
- when can he leave - Yeah.
- Wow. - I know .
- Not sure I will do that
Will you do that, let your brother go?
- Uh, maybe not
- No, I don't think I'll be good,
with best in the world.
- no.
If our child is there, they can bring my child
- Oh, yes, of course just
- I will let any child go
- which child
I mean, it must be worth the effort.
- Cervantes , when he tried it to escape, he was arrested,
He was talking to Hassan, the leader of Algiers,
and he became his lover really save his neck
- If that's the case, yes.
- Live or bummer.
- Well, somehow you buggered. p>
- Let me say now, I'm logged in
- really - He entered, exactly, he entered
- Ah, but they became lovers, so they will be out-in-out.
- Yeah.
- That's a ferry for Africa.
Like, uh, end of Casablanca.
- It could be the beginning of friendship beautiful
- Be the beginning of a beautiful friendship.
- beautiful friendship - You have to get depth.
- Look at that mystical city .
- Right, I will move.
Um, the initial flight.
- Yeah, me too, actually
- Oh , mm.
- Mm, Oh.
- We say goodbye now.
- Alright alright -
- Yes, of course you will be fine
- Yeah, no, so, uh, I'm really looking forward to this week
Write, and...
- All right, good
- Buona via, you know
Hey, what can we say?
p>
- It's been a week.
- Have - And I'll meet you...
- In another country.
- In the future. </ P>
- Have fun now
- Yes, okay. </ P>
- See you later
- And we disappear into the fog.
It could be the beginning beautiful friendship
- Buenos diaz.
- Hi. </ P>
- Oh, you're English
- Yes, my name is Ambrose, I'm the owner's son here. </ P>
- Oh, good , great, good
- Can I help you with your bag?
- Wow, this is great, yes, very comfortable.
- Now, we think there is going to be two of you, but...
- Yes, my son will come, but he can't come.
- Oh yeah.
I'll leave you now
How old are you, by the way
- 17.
- Oh well, thank you, thank you, Ambrose
- guess who it is
- Hey
How are you doing? </ P>
- That's good. </ P>
- yes? </ P>
- Where is the team, where is it on? </ P >
- We're all here
- where are you
- Hey - Nice to see you
- Oh, we miss you > - Come on
Daddy! </ P>
- How's my girl? - good
- Are you good? - good
p>
- You. - Yay!
- good, yes
- Hey
- Hey how are you?
- I'm good.
- where are you
- I'm in, uh, Andalusia, in the mountains.
That's good.
- Is Joe there? </ P>
- No, he doesn't, no. </ P>
Listen, you have to come out here. </ P>
- I can't
- Why not, what's up, work?
- I can't
Why, why not?
- I'm pregnant.
- what?
- Yeah, I know, that's stupid.
- is that mine?
- no.
- Is that Adam? </ P>
- Yeah. </ P>
- are you sure
- Sure enough. </ P>
- I don't think you sleep with him again
- Look I have to go, he waits for me downstairs
- Yeah, look, I have to go.
I'm sorry
Be careful
Turtles in your head
- These are number songs one on the charts,
Turtles on your head
- I think Charlie will sleep.
- Technically he's in bed, now no, Charlie?
This is still his favorite part.
- Oh, I miss you
- I miss you too
But now he has returned, and there is no reason
that we cannot continue hostility,
as we did before we left.
- Oh my God.
- Right, that's you, not me.
- Come on
- I've done it all week
- I've been away for a week.
- Hurry up, and then we can return to what we did </ p >
- Oh no, that moment left, you can forget about it
- All right, I'll fall asleep.
- That's right. There, did you drop it? </ P>
Do you want him? </ P>
Yes. </ P>
The dragon looks back from the window over the castle, he said ,
I'm the biggest dragon in the whole world.
It's orange, isn't it?
- Yeah.
- All right, Chloe, have fun.
Mom picks you up, okay,
but I'll go home when you come back.
Like a circle in a spiral
Like wheel inside the wheel
- Love you.
Never ends or starts - See you, have good clay.
On a wheel that always rotates
Like a snowball down a mountain
Or carnival balloons
Run a ring around the moon
Like a clock whose hands are sweeping
Hunt silently in space
Like the circle you found
In the windmill of your mind
Like the tunnel you follow
For the tunnel itself
Lower the hole to the cave
Like a door that keeps rolling
In a half-forgotten dream
Someone throws in the river
- Hey, Joe, this is Dad . - Like the hour whose hands are
Sweeping past minutes of his face
- it's okay, call me - And this world
Like an apple - Come on, uh
Hunt quietly in space
- Touch the base of what's going on
On the wheel wind your mind
The jingle button in your pocket
Branching words on your head
Why does summer run so fast
Is that something you say? </ P>
Lovers walk along the beach
And leave their footprints on the sand
Is the drum sound far away? </ P>
Only your fingers
The picture hangs in the hallway
And the fragment of a song
The name and half face remember
But for who do they belong to?
If you know it's over
you suddenly realize
That autumn leaves are spinning
For hair color
Like a circle in a spiral
- Hello, hey, how are you?
- where are you noisy?
I thought you were in the mountains.
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- It's just a walk in Malaga here.
- You're not in the bar, right?
- Not a bar, no, no.
Hey, listen, uh, okay, so,
I call because, uh, um, I want to be with you
- I know but...
- I don't care about babies
I mean, I care about the baby.
What I mean is, me, me,
yes, I will, uh, I will bring it with you
You know, we can raise it together.
This will have two fathers.
Many people do that.
- Look, so he will have, like, two fathers and one mother,
That, will be a lucky child.
- You know, I don't know.
- I'm in New York, you're in London.
- I will move to New York.
I like New York, you know
Why, why didn't you come out?
- I don't know
- Say what, we can go to the Atlas Mountains.
Do you remember that hotel? do you really like it?
I mean, I can take a ferry from here, so...
Yes, I can almost see Africa from here. </ P>
- Ooh-wah-wah
Oh-Wah. </ P>
Ooh-wah. </ P>
Ugh.
Light circles.
A nice surprise.
You are here
- I have been waiting for you.
- I miss you.
I love you
Oh, damn it.
- Hello
p>
- Oh, hello, Rob?
- Hiya, Emma?
- I just want to know, Have you ever heard of Steve?
- Why don't I have to?
- He checked out of the hotel, and me,
I don't know where he is.
- Is he lost in La Mancha? </ P>
- Yeah, he usually calls to me 10 times a day,
That's why I'm a little worried. </ P>
- He will sit Somewhere talking to a nun,
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Round like a circle in a spiral
Like a wheel inside a wheel
On a spinning reel
Like a snowball down a mountain
Or a carnival balloon
Like a rotating carousel
Running a ring around the moon
Like the clock whose hands are sweeping
Passing the minute of his face
And the world is like an apple
Hunting silently in space
Like the circle you find
In the windmill of your mind
Like the tunnel you follow
For the tunnel itself
Lower the hole to the cave
Where the sun never shines
Like a door that keeps rolling
In a dream half-forgotten
Or pebbles of pebbles
Someone throws in the river
Like a clock whose hands are sweeping
Passes the minute of his face
And the world is like an apple
Hunting silently in space
Like the circle you find
In the windmill of your mind </ p >
The jingle button in your pocket
Branching words on your head
Why does summer run so fast?
Is that something You say? </ P>
Lovers walk along the beach
And leave their footprints on the sand
What is the sound of the drum away? </ P>
Only fingers your hand
The picture hangs in the hallway
And the fragment of a song
The name and face half remember
But for whom they belong
If you know it's over
you suddenly realize
That the autumn leaves are spinning
For the color of her hair
Circles in spirals
A wheel inside the wheel
Never ends or starts
On a track that always rotates
When the image appears backwards
Like the circle you found
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