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He's one of the finest British actors working in Hollywood who can turn his hand to just about

anything. Well, bored with his hands, now he's turning his nose to one of the most famous

hooters in entertainment. Soon to be seen in Serrano de Bergerac at the Playhouse Theatre in London,

let's say a big, bonjour to the lovely James McAvoy. Good morning, James. Thank you for calling me

lovely. Well, you are lovely. You're really cute. You're a lovely man. I'll come back. Sir Ronald de Bergerat, playhouse theatre, Charing Cross London. Okay.

So, Gerard,

what do we advise people to do who need to get the head

around this before they come and see it?

Do we advise them to go

Gerard Departier or do we go

Steve Martin?

Steve Deperger would be the way to do it.

What's the first half of the other one

and the first half of the other one and the first half of the other one. I think, don't go to see any of them. This play is the original sort of tragedy rom-com

from which we've had all these love triangles and movies about love triangles and plays about

love triangles. This is the thing that started it and sort of which all of them based themselves

on. So I think you're going to look at it and you're going to feel quite at home.

It's very funny. It's very romantic. It's very sad. It's quite shocking at times as well.

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