Hi folks. Sorry, this is coming to you a little bit later than usual, train travel. Train travel

in life, basically. But hey, the best things are worth waiting for. And I'm really thrilled to share

with you a bit of a trilogy of conversations, really. I'll explain more in a second. But excited to

talk to you about this film that is coming

out in cinemas. It's called The Life of Chuck. And our latest guests on soundtrack in first up

are Tom Hiddleston and Chutel Edgier for. Now the film is based on a short story by Stephen King.

And I don't really want to go in into much detail about what the film's about,

apart from the main character is Chuck Krantz. And we see Chuck being played by four

different actors at four different stages in his life. And it's kind of got a sort of air of, I don't know, the passing of time, the passing of life.

And it's just really fascinating.

But it's really joyful.

It's really uplifting.

It's really rewarding as a film in terms of being able to get to the cinema and watch it with an audience and how it makes you feel.

So if I can encourage you to go and see The Life of Chuck in the cinema, please do it because

it's gorgeous. Now, what I love about this podcast is that every episode has its own

feel and depth of conversation when it comes to music.

And sometimes we're a little bit less focused on music than on other occasions.

And this is one of them.

And that's mostly because I was at the mercy of British trains on my way from home into London town to see Tom Hiddleston and

Chutel Edgior for. And I had to work on my feet. I had to react and just work out the best

situation. And that was to conduct the interview remotely from a cafe at Didcot Parkway Station.

Massive thank you to the lady in the coffee shop who agreed to turn the music down so that I could

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