>> yeah, with tom hardy. >> jimmy: with tom hardy and -- [ cheers and applause ] michael shannon. >>o be here tomorrow. >> so stacked. >> jimmy: it's really, really stacked. >> we have a premiere tonight across the street. >> jimmy: you do, they're all over there? that's going to be fun. have you seen it with an audience yet? >> no, first time. >> jimmy: that theater too. and you guys, you and jodie, you had -- what did you do? you were the starters for the indy 500. which seems kind of scary. was it? >> well, you have to climb up this ladder in front of 300,000 people. >> jimmy: that's weird, yeah. >> and then you get up there. that wasn't -- i was okay with that, but then you get up there, and you realize that they're driving sometimes 240 miles per hour below you, and they said, whatever you do, do not drop the flag. and they say there is going to be this huge gust of wind. and we were also, i think, the third people to do it in unison. so we're like synchronized flag -- >> jimmy: it's harder to do it together. >> yeah. and they said," don't hit the flags together." so i was holdi

one and two, we're seeing a massive realignment in british politics, you referenced tom, the going back to keir hardie'siguously a party of the kind of manual working class. now, basically, labour is more and more a party of the affluent middle class public sector. you're much more likely to be voting labour if you're a teacher or a civil servant on a pretty decent salary . i think pretty decent salary. i think the lib dems now represent the five most affluent constituencies in the country . constituencies in the country. so a huge realignment is happening, that might still end up with the labour party and the conservative party as the two main parties, but their coalition the sort of people they represent, the geography they represent, the geography they represent, the geography they represent, that is changing an awful. >> i'll tell you what i noticed, tom, during the general election campaign in ashfield, i'm from there. so i know my community. i know my constituents. when you go around the, the, the poorer areas, with poorer housing, etc, what we tend to, saw was the flag of saint george hanging out