Summary
Matthew Bainton reflects on his career and recent projects, including his role in the film "Ghosts: The Possession of Button House." He discusses how his early work on "Horrible Histories" shaped his career, noting the challenges of working on a children's show and the pressure of being defined by early roles. Bainton shares anecdotes about the demanding schedule of "Horrible Histories," emphasizing the importance of collaboration and communication among the cast and crew.
Bainton also delves into the creative process behind "Ghosts," explaining how the team transitioned from their previous projects to create a show that resonates with audiences on multiple levels. He expresses gratitude for the show's success and the deep connection viewers have with the characters. The conversation touches on themes of mortality and the human experience, highlighting the show's ability to address complex topics in a humorous yet heartfelt manner. As excitement builds for the film adaptation, Bainton reveals the challenges and joys of bringing the beloved characters to the big screen while maintaining the essence of the original series.
Show Notes
In part two of Emily and Ray's walk with Mathew Baynton, it's time to talk Ghosts, much to Emily's delight, as she's an enormous fan of the show.
Mathew looks back on the creation of the much-loved BBC comedy, its extraordinary success and the characters who have become such firm favourites with viewers. There's also plenty about the new film, Ghosts: The Possession of Button House, which brings the gang back together for another adventure.
Emily is particularly excited to hear more about the world of Button House, having been a devoted viewer throughout the show's five series. And, of course, there's the small matter of her enduring crush on Robin the Caveman.
If you haven't already, catch up on part one of Emily's walk with Mathew, where they discuss his childhood in Southend-on-Sea, training at clown school in Paris and his journey into comedy.
Ghosts: The Possession of Button House is in cinemas now.
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