The New Beverly Cinema presents the Pure Cinema Podcast.

And we have, I'm Brian Sauer, by the way, and my co-host, Elricane is joining me.

But we have a really, really special guest joining us today.

Director Edgar Wright, thank you so much for being on the show, sir.

Thank you.

Coming to you from deserted London.

24 days later.

I mean, it seems like it's deserted.

Yeah.

I mean, I live in the center of London and, you know, I don't see my

neighbours that often, you know, on a good day, let alone now. But what is kind of amazing is,

you know, every Thursday they do this clap for the NHS for the kind of the doctors and nurses

and hospital staff. People clap at 8 o'clock on a Thursday.

And what's amazing, I go out and listen to it.

And suddenly I can hear my neighbors, even if I can't see them.

It's like, oh, there's tons of people here.

I can hear them.

Echoing all over the streets is really kind of beautiful.

That's a really neat thing that they do that.

I hadn't heard about that.

Yeah, and they're doing a similar thing in Los Angeles? Isn't there something happening at 8 o'clock at night?

Yeah, very possible. I think clapping would be hard. Everyone's just spread out in L.A.

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