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Speaker 1: Here's a podcast. We're here with Chris Hams work.
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Speaker 2: Please see a lot of Chris Hams work.
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Speaker 3: You're about to break every rule you've ever lived for. Here comes a moment when you realize you don't have as much time as you thought you had.
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Speaker 2: We're speaking to a young man by the name of Chris Hems the CD.
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Speaker 1: Hell there he is.
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Speaker 2: We'd recognize that voice anywhere.
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Speaker 4: Who would have bloody thought he's done another film. Welcome mate.
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Speaker 1: Having me.
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Speaker 4: We've got you in New York, don't.
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Speaker 3: We I am, Yeah, the place to be for you to come out and visit, Tommy.
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Speaker 1: Why didn't we go to New York? Sorry? Sorry, I got mixed up.
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Speaker 2: The sorry up. We introduced you as a young man. I think that's what you said fitsy and not that you're not. But you're certainly not playing the young punk in this your brand new film, Crime One.
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Speaker 1: I won.
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Speaker 2: We saw it. It's awesome, well done.
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Speaker 1: Well done, buddy, thank you.
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Speaker 3: He's a criminal, he's a a young man. He's ye, he's my age. He has a moral code and he's a good guy inside.
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Speaker 1: You know, he's part of the criminal world and so on.
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Speaker 3: But due to us pretty troubled past and a lack of family connection and support, and then in order to do the heights and the crimes that he participates in, he's had to disconnect from the world. So he lives a pretty isolated existence and quite a sort of uncomfortable personality, but has a highly impressive skill set.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: But how great Chris is that saying where you're sitting down with halle Berry when you sort of reveal what your real mission is. That must have been awesome working with halle Berry. I mean everybody has loved her for such a long time.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. No, She's absolutely incredible.
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Speaker 3: And I've never met with her, never worked with her, but I obviously watched all of her films and was just in awe of what she can put up on the screen. And it reminded me when I worked with Kate Blanchet. The same fear feting, the same energy, and the same intimidation factor. And my character at that point of the film is performing. You know, he's just put on a mask, but he's still uncomfortable. There's still hesitation, in trepidation with how he's going to.
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Speaker 1: Navigate the conversation. So I was able to exploit my.
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Speaker 3: Own feelings in that moment, man, what of nervousness and discomfany I felt was worked, you know, around parallel with what he was feeling. But that is one of my favorite scenes too.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you talk about being intimidated, but you really did pull out your flirtation device as well. I mean, I actually I was.
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Speaker 4: Kind of tried to kiss the screen.
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Speaker 2: No, No, what I mean is that you're saying that, sitting opposite hulle Berry after all of these years of watching her films, there was a real twinkle in your eye. And I found myself exactly like Whipper, thinking, this is quite a great moment.
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Speaker 1: Do you know what?
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Speaker 3: You know?
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Speaker 4: I had a moment two when they are taking the diamonds from the store and some of the domonds have to be strapped to one man's leg. And me back to when I proposed to my wife Lisa, because I was out on a balcony and the only way I could get the ring without having a bulge in my pocket was to eat it. No, not to eat it was to stick it in the sock. I put it in my sock. So then when I went out on the balcony, I proposed, where did you hide your diamond ring in that moment for your wife before the proposal?
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Speaker 1: Was it in the pocket? Did you know?
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Speaker 3: It's a pretty unromantic story, which my wife likes to.
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Speaker 1: Tell pretty often.
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Speaker 3: We talked about getting married before I'd even asked to get married.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and it was like, yeah, why not? Why not? And so that kind of takes the air out of the room.
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Speaker 2: Why not? I don't think that's a yes.
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Speaker 1: Why not? And then it felt like a why not?
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Speaker 3: I got nothing better at the moment, we'll sound start energy, I think you still think of that? And then I had it in my hand, in my pocket. I thought I can't just like just I got to do something cool with it. So this is about as creative as I got. I put it in a chocolate box and hit it in one of the underneath one of the chocolate and was it.
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Speaker 2: No, no, no, every delight?
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Speaker 1: Was it a Turkish delight?
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Speaker 4: That's the thing she's eating. Twenty four She's about the vomit and still looking for the ring.
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Speaker 2: I'm going to give that about a three out of.
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Speaker 1: It, so well, just just ask me already.
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Speaker 2: Just we absolutely love the film. It is it's much more than a than a thrilling crime movie. It's so human and we're just so proud of you. You've outdone yourself once again.
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Speaker 3: Thanks guys, love you to really appreciate it.
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Speaker 1: Thanks buddy.
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Speaker 2: This is a fit Friend Pate podcast.
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