in front of a live audience, and saying, "hello, good evening and welcome" or whatever, was like, i realised that i'm — i sort of realised i'm a theatre animal in that sense. i like being in the room with you, and being able to kind of smell you... and then to dominate you. that's what i like. whereas on camera you can't do it. it's very different, they are just out there somewhere and it's a very different beast. but i've only done it once on stage, which is frost. 0k, and you haven't done theatre in a while, so it's quite interesting, this sort of environment, i suppose. yes, i'm very aware of you. i want to get in amongst you. tony blair, did he — did you ever meet him afterwards? did he ever comment on what you made of him? yes, well, i played him three times. there was the deal, the one that you mentioned, which was actually the first time i ever played a real person, in that sense. although i played mozart before, but no—one really knows what he sounds like, so you can kind of...