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A quick warning before we start, as you might imagine, given the nature of the allegations against Noel Clark,

this episode contains graphic descriptions of sexual misconduct.

So when I first met Noel, it was at Bournem of Comic Conny in 2016.

I was about 27 and I was his guest assistant, so I was

looking after him that day. This is Lisa Graham. She'd worked at Comic Cons for years,

chaperoning film and TV stars as they met their fans. And they're like, FYI, Lisa, you're with

Noel Clark today. And I'm like, okay, cool, I know who he is. I am a Doctor Who fan.

Nor Clark's big break was playing Mickey in Doctor Who during the Christopher Eccleston and David Tenantirers.

When Lisa met him, he was 40 years old and had made a name for himself as a writer and director

with a trilogy of films inspired by his upbringing in West London,

kiddlethood, adulthood and brotherhood. He was really friendly, but he was quite childish. He reminded me of

the boys when I had gone to university. He were like 18, 19 years old, who were just thinking that they were funnier than they were.

So yeah, in the beginning, I was like, okay, who's cool, we're chatting.

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