Hi again Starfruit504,

It was a real learning curve! There was this sense of deja vu about every scene I witnessed. Every scene had a religious quality to it. Like he and his family and friends were all religiously following a script, except the roles were all interchangeable depending on who had decided that day they were going to have a starring lead role and who was happy to just chill and have a bit part or settle for a walk on scene. From day to day you just never knew who was going to be playing who or what part you were expected to play. They had years of training together. I had no script! Laughing.

I did notice the week before I quit he was wearing an odd assortment of clothing. A big synthetic flowery blouse, a woollen beanie, schoolboy shorts and very heavy boots. I would have liked to put it down to just a free spirit dressing as they pleased but in this instance I could not.

I viewed it as him wearing a big flowery blouse like his mother's, a beanie to keep his head warm while he was hatching some new incarnation in his head, a schoolboy, and boots that were way too heavy. It was then I thought to myself I am so out of here LOLOLOL. It was his latest costume in a movie I had no script for and did not want to be a part of OR witness to.