How did the film with Tom Hardley come about? Basically the company got in touch for it to go films and just said, it's a fucking great story and we want to do it. Can it act that? Is it true that we need to use to rub butter and stuff on yourself? Is that all true? Well, he still does that now, you know. Yeah, when he gets a bit bored, he did that. I think the last time he did that was a couple of years ago. I think he was in Wakefield about three years ago. And he'd been saving up his butter, saving it up in Little Bag. And then he puts it in his boxes under his ball sack, his boxes on. And he goes out with his shorts and his T-shirt on. He gets in the yard to do all his dips and all that. And there's 12 of them used to take him out with all riot shields and sticks and everything. And once he'd lock him in his cage and his exercise yard, he has his own little cage. And he's two of them right outside. And then they sit there talking while Charlie's doing all these bits of whatever. And yeah, he just gets the butter out, rubs it all over himself. And then he turns around and his eyes comes down and he just goes, Right, get your fucking mates. And then he'd look at him and go, what? And he's like, get your fucking mates, you're going to need them. And he's covering butter. And then 12 of them go in and he's like, right, fucking. And then he just goes for that. How is his relationship with Tom Harding now? Well, I don't think he's spoke to Tom for a couple of years. But it's like anything with Charlie, you know. I mean, Tom was really nice to him because obviously, what he did with the film, when he went to see him and learn all about him and all the rest of it. But since Bronson came out, the prison service abandoned Tom from visiting him. Why is that? Well, because he just brought a film out of Bronson. It's a fucking Hollywood blockbuster that's all over the place. Netflix and everyone knows it. And they don't want prisoners being portrayed into being big movie stars.