Hello, people who use their ears.

When I was preparing for my interview with Clace Bang,

I was watching a cheeseboard of his work,

an offering of various things he's done.

And if anything came across other than generally commanding screen presence. There was something rather sinister

and rather scary about him. Well, imagine my shock went into this studio came at all, yes,

imposing, but couldn't have been more friendly personality. What a nice guy.

And as we established, and you'll hear him say, he, for a long time, that's how he was cast.

He was cast in these affable kind of guy next door roles.

That all changed after one job since when he's been working like the clappers.

It's a fascinating conversation.

So please sit down and be fascinated.

It's Brighton and Clay Spang.

When the guest comes in, we have a little chat before the camera start rolling, which is what's happened today.

And I have to say, I've been watching the work of Mr. Clay Spang, because it is he.

And you're much nicer and softer and friendlier and approachable than I was

expecting. Oh, really? Well, yes, because what do you mean? Oh, really? You know that you can be

quite a sinister presence. Oh, yeah, yeah, but I'm not like that at all. I know that as well. So,

but I know there's been quite a lot of stuff out there where I'm really not

very nice. Do you? I will say? Yes. That's true. You're an even better actor than I thought.

Oh my Lord. Because look at this. Oh, my Lord. Yeah. No, but I really enjoyed anything. I mean,

as you probably, I get this with most colleagues, you know,

...