Lenny Rush, Tom Davis & Cast of 'The Reluctant Vampire' Guess Each Other's Questionable Drawings

Hello, I'm Ellie Mae Sheridan. I'm Leggy Ross. I'm Saul Davis. I'm Gabriel Nagy. And we are playing hooks back to the drawing board. Can you draw each other's character from The Reluctant Vampire? Oh, no. Can I? I've got to insult you. OK. I'm so sorry, Ellie. I do see you as a friend. Three, two, one. And let's have a look at them. But they are amazing. I think I win. That's awful. That's really good. I've given you two. Your jawline's a lot better than that. I thought it a bit bad. You've got a good jawline. And if I was going to be really, I'd have really given you that because you've got a great smile. Oh, stop it. I know. You're less, more of a jawline. But that's, that's... I would say I think Gertie's far more attractive than that. Just a slight knock. Yeah. What is she wearing? Don't put it in, do it. I went for Val. Initiating, yeah, yeah. You know, got the barnet. Yeah. The teeth. I like that. I'll give you some extra fangs, actually, that you do on the day. Well, thank you. Yeah, you're welcome. We've got to jazz it up. What's happening? So basically, Ask Gertie, specifically episode three, actually, can you not tell? Can you not tell? Right. No. Yeah, sure. I can tell. I've got that. Can you draw your favourite vampire from a film or television show outside of The Reluctant Vampire Kingdom? Okay, cool. I wouldn't have been able to guess my own character or Lenny's own character, so drawing like a random vampire. Oh, go on, try to think of it. I've already got mine, I'm just thinking about how I'd put his face, okay. Oh, amazing. Love him. Are you like the original, the guy from the original Dracula? Yeah, that's Christopher Lee. Who do you think they are? Well, I think yours is... Oh, is it Interview with a Vampire? No. Oh. It's a man. That, where was it at? It's a man, it's an adult comedy. Oh, Matt Berry in What We Do in the Shadows. Yeah. Brilliant, now mine. Mine's... Are you not shocked? Yes! We're great at this, I take back what I said. Well, I see what I see. Yeah, I mean, is it Val Kilmer? No. Chris Cage? No. Tom Cruise? No. Is it me? No. Taika Waititi? Yeah. Yeah. I don't think you look like him. No, no, no, but Jermaine Clement. Everyone says I look like Jermaine Clement. Draw the film or TV show that got you into acting. Oh, that's cool. Okay. Oh, wow. Oh, dude. There are so many. I think I've accidentally drawn Winston Churchill. No relation. The Darkish Gowl. Okay, let me just think. I don't know. That's a really tough one. Okay, I'm just gonna leave it there. Yeah? I'll make it worse. Okay, show the camera and then each other. Amazing. The Terminator. Oh, wow. The Terminator. Oh, Lethal Weapon. No, this is Kenny Powers from Eastbound and Down. That was the big one for me. That guy, that show was the thing that, when I was first getting into comedy, but writing, it's probably the biggest inspiration on anything I've done, but in front of the best TV shows ever made. Well, that's The Beatles, right? No, it's not, but I thought that was gonna come up. Can I give a clue and you tell me if this clue is correct? Yes. Train track. Yes, exactly, it's a train track. Okay, Stand by Me. Yes, bang. Wow, that's so good. That's your best joint work so far. I think mine's right. Okay, I know yours. Yeah. Am I being unreasonable? No, no. Oh! I thought that was a deep cut! He's Batman. Wait, can you show the camera again? I just drew the first thing we were in. I want to show what we were doing. It was the thing that inspired you, that wanted you to get into... I've got this hideously wrong. George is Dodger. Yes. Okay. Specifically the Dark Knight, because of Heath Ledger. Of course, that does look like Christian Bale, actually. Doesn't it? Yeah. Heads are his elbows. Yeah. you've worked with who taught you something i can draw a picture of gabe here i can but i'm gonna do this person as their character is that okay yeah okay i'm gonna draw someone as a character they played oh i think i know you're gonna do i don't think you know oh okay oh right let's have a look i mean Jason Statham these both could be Jason Statham so is that me that's you oh that's very kind and actually your opinion of me is that's such a good example i mean you're such a prick behind the scenes and like that is definitely not somebody that i want to be but so but i don't know what to do i was yeah no i'm joking tom tom i think what the biggest thing i took away from this production has helped i'm working with amazing actors like yourself tom i think was the mental stamina and concentration that is required to navigate a film set and i I think, Tom, if anybody, you definitely taught me a lot about wrestling. Well, you're brilliant this show and you're a brilliant energy to have around the place. You're a joy to have around. And you're going to do amazing things in this business. What were the benefits he gave you to manage the film set? What were things? Drinks, like... He's like, you've got to have like only 70% sober. You've got to have something to take the edge off. Mine is actually... You've got a guess. Try a guess. Yeah, I'm going to guess. You look like you drew like a wrestler. like Jack Black in Nacho Libre if he just got his head punched in the little room. That's going to feel terrible for the guy that this is. It's from a role he's done and I'll talk about what, you know, but the picture is, that is Stephen Graham. So Stephen Graham but he's in A Thousand Blows which I did with Stephen. And I've known, he's like one of the best human beings I've ever known. Like you, hopefully with the stuff that I said to you and stuff that i've been told and and one of the most incredible people i've ever been around just in life is stephen but also an actor is stephen graham that's just so helpful fantastic i i know i can guess fantastic is that it's a simple thing yes is it who have you drawn you know you're gonna kick yourself because it's so right it's really unfair so yeah yeah it's carryover and it's like horses actually that is quite good i can't even tell you how that I haven't said, oh my goodness, I hate myself, of course you were going to draw Gary. I was going to draw Gary because of our darkest hour connection, but I decided to let you have it. Oh, thank you. You're welcome. Draw something you always take to set. Oh no. You came loaded on set. Yeah, I always had a backpack just in case. Your phone. Yep. Yeah. And yours is, it's offensive, but is it your mother? My mum. Have you met my mum? Shut up. I haven't met your mum. But it's literally her. Yeah. We'll keep that one to show her in a sec. Should we? No. Don't give us coffee, Bob. Coffee is king. Mine's headphones. Okay. Headphones, that's a good one. I listen to music all the time. Look, probably because people have... It's so boring, though. Everybody brings bloody headphones with them. Yeah. We didn't listen. We had a lot of chats on there. Yeah. You're good. Yeah, but sometimes you need them to listen to your lives. And also this. At the start, it's a really short book, but it was the very first vampire thing. It was the guy that created the myth of the vampire, and it was called Vampire, but they spelt it with a Y, and it was written... I thought of one other thing. I'll tell you another one. Candy Kittens. You get into it, they're the sweets I used to have. I was going to say, did you have to buy them or... Yeah, I brought them, I brought them, but Candy Kittens, when energy is slacking, then Candy Kittens is the way forward. 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