Hi folks, how are you? I hope this finds you well. I don't know about you, but God, can it stop raining already? I mean, the good thing about that is that it does encourage you into the cinema, hopefully, which is a good thing. There's some fun stuff out at the minute. Dungeons and Dragons is definitely one that I would highly recommend. To be honest, I was a bit like, meh, but it's very, very good.

Also, do you know what?

We re-watched over the last couple of days.

We were down in Devon for a couple of days.

This is a couple of weeks ago.

And I had limited access to things to view, but we logged into something.

We watched the first two Sherlock films, and they really do stand the test of time.

They were a lot of fun, and I'd kind of forgotten how great that camaraderie and comedic

doubleheader of Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law was.

So, yeah, I really enjoyed it. I've seemed to have

been kind of not stalking Jude Law recently, just he's been in places that I've been to. I've

not been planning where he's been going and that I'm making sure I've been there at all. But when I

was at the Star Wars celebration recently, he came on stage to talk about a skeleton crew, which he's part of,

which I'm very much looking forward to that. And then last week, I was lucky enough that I did

a really lovely kind of weird remote press conference. So basically, it was so bizarre. I was

in a London, posh London hotel. I was in one room. Jude Law

and David Laudy were in another. The cast were in another room next to each other, but we weren't

in the same room doing a press conference, but that's because there was about 200 of the

world's press there, talking about Peter Pan and Wendy, which is David's adaptation of the

man. The film is 70 years old.

The book is obviously much older.

But he's similarly with Peach Dragon.

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