Malcolm McDowell calls Son of a Critch one of his 'absolute fondest memories'

I honestly think it's one of my absolute fondest memories of any show I've done. And you know, I'm at the end of my career, towards the end. I'm getting up there. So to finish doing something like this for five years was a real blessing. I have just absolutely loved every second of it. We have to really shout out to Mark Rich. I'm in awe of his writing, and I've done some pretty damn good writers in my career, you know. And he's up there with the very, very best. So for me to do this late on in my career, it's been a real blessing. I've loved it. I've loved every minute of it. I think it's, yeah, it is bittersweet. I can't believe what close friends I've made on this project, and that throughout these years. I think it's the feeling of, like, all those years that you went to summer camp, and now you're finally too old to go to summer camp anymore, you know, you have to let that go. But it doesn't mean you have to let those friendships go, and so I think we'll all walk away with these incredible relationships and memories that last a lifetime.