Hello and welcome to

Hello and welcome to another episode of no such thing in Hobern.

My name is Dan Shriver.

I am sitting here with James Harkin, Anna Tishinsky, and Andrew Hunter-Murray,

and once again we have gathered around the microphones with our four favorite facts from the last seven days.

And in no particular order, here we go.

Starting with fact number one, and that is my fact.

My fact this week is that a lot of the

Daniel Day Lewis movie, My Left Foot, was filmed using his right foot. What are using? Is that

we're operating the camera with his right foot while he filmed his left foot. Yes. And when I say

a lot, I also mean some.

So let's just put this into context.

This is a movie about an Irish writer and painter called Christy Brown.

He was born with cerebral palsy and by the time he was an older kid, he didn't walk, he

couldn't do much and he only really could operate by moving his left foot, particularly

the big toe on his left foot. As he grew older, he got really could operate by moving his left foot, particularly the big toe

on his left foot. As he grew older, he got really excited by the idea of becoming an artist.

He started to learn to paint. And then he started to write a book by using that left toe on

a typewriter. It was a massive success and this is what eventually became a biopic which starred

Daniel Day Lewis. Now for anyone who starred Daniel Day-Lewis.

Now, for anyone who knows Daniel Day-Lewis, he's a method actor.

He loves to really immerse himself.

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