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Transcript
00:00Wake up. Are you deaf?
00:02Eric is a seven-foot-tall blue puppet.
00:05He's this realization of Edgar, my son's drawings, of a monster.
00:10And shortly after, his son goes missing.
00:12My character's mental health deteriorates,
00:14and this monster called Eric becomes utterly real for him.
00:18Eric is gonna help me find Edgar.
00:20To bring Eric to life, we worked very closely with Stitches & Glue
00:24and an illustrator called Poppy K.
00:26But he went through many, many different phases.
00:29We talked about, should he have a tail, shouldn't he have a tail,
00:31should he have ears, should he not have ears?
00:33There's a huge legacy of monsters that you have to steer away from.
00:36And then the animatronics and the builds
00:39and selecting what fur, what colour.
00:41Like, it took months and months and months.
00:43Thank you for making me.
00:45It's nice to be here.
00:47Eric was inhabited by a truly gifted performer, Ollie,
00:51who's this ridiculously talented puppeteer.
00:53Cometh the hour, cometh the man.
00:56Eric is performed as a puppet,
00:58so his head is driven by my hand,
01:00which means that from a performance-on-set point of view,
01:03I'm delivering the lines, so Vincent can respond
01:06and all those scenes can play out in real time.
01:08And then afterwards, we put Benedict's voice.
01:11Now we're cooking with gas.
01:13There is no line of sight out of the costume,
01:15because when the head goes on,
01:17it's impossible to actually see directly out of the suit.
01:19So there is a set of goggles, and in the goggles, this is how I see.
01:23His vision is from cameras, which are sort of dotted around the set,
01:27and then the actual live camera recording the scene.
01:30He's got four screens there.
01:32He's in a virtual reality stage in his head.
01:34It's an amazing skill.
01:36The final layer on the performance is animatronics,
01:40so working alongside me,
01:42Phil does the eyes and the eyebrows that do all that wonderful motion.
01:45Then there's Lawrence, who performs the ears.
01:47So it's a real team effort to bring this character to life.
01:50It was extraordinary to interact with him,
01:52because we all became like children again.
01:54We all stopped seeing the puppeteer, and we all kind of got goofy-eyed
01:57and wanted to shake his hand and have our photos taken with him,
02:00and it really felt magical.
02:02They are a seamlessly brilliant team,
02:04and he's a lot of fun to act with on set.
02:07The novelty never wears off. He always makes me laugh.
02:10He just kind of cracks jokes.
02:12He does practical comedy as well as improvises.
02:14Don't you hate puppets?
02:16He's a real presence on set.
02:18It feels like I'm acting with another character.
02:20You may not like me, but you need me.

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