29/07/2016 The One Show

I've heard they're officially the best band in the world.

Hello and welcome to the One Show with Alex Jones.

And the chief is back - it's Ricky Wilson!

It's like a two-for-one offer tonight

though because you've brought the rest of the Kaiser Chiefs

with you and you'll be doing your day job.

I a own dressing room this time. -- I don't get my own dressing room

this time. looking forward to giving

you a tune. They are very showbiz!

CHUCKLES Well the Kaiser Chiefs

are big but not as big as double decker buses

and is stomping through Cornwall. Before then we must

welcome our guest tonight. She's about to star in a much-loved

children's classic. Very apt as her career

reads just like I have a fairy tale book here.

We really love a story. Bit of dust.

CHUCKLES Once upon a time in a faraway

land...Scotland... A young woman was working

as a waitress in a cocktail bar That's a song.

Don't sing it, I'm the singer. Things started badly

when she got herself caught up But before long she was in

the money and walking the boardwalk with the big

boys of Atlantic City. Like all good fairy stories there's

a happily ever after - she became a bona

fide Disney Princess! Thank you for having me. Your first

time here. Kelly - surely all eight

year old girls dream of being a Disney Princess -

you managed it in Brave - How great was it, because she was a

feisty character, wasn't she? Feisty, liked being outdoors. I

never had the Princess dream when I was growing up. Really? No, I was

infatuated with Calamity Jane, which is the greatest musical ever, but I

watched it a lot. I wanted to be Calamity. But I think she came quite

close. Definitely. We'll be talking to Kelly later

about her new film - the classic children's adventure

Swallows and Amazons, which sees a group

of children set sail in the Lake District

for a summer adventure. We want to see your pictures -

if you were in a group of friends back in the day who all hung out

together - like the Swallows and Amazons -

and you gave yourself a name. I wasn't in a gang, it was just me

and my mate Craig. the name you gave yourselves -

and we'll show some of them later. Maybe I will think of one. If you

are travelling through Cornwall this week, there is only one thing you

need to be looking out for, and that is a 34 foot man. How far does he

walk? Nobody knows. How far had he come from? Nobody knows. How was he

made? Nobody knows. Wherever there is a hole in the world, there is a

Cornwall at the best of it. -- bottom of it.

We have constructed the largest mechanical puppets ever made in

Britain. -- puppet. We want to know about the movement.

There was clicking and crunching. And his beautiful structure against

the Cornish background. I love the way his feet stamped in time with

the song. And the fact his eyelashes go up and down. It made things come

to life, like a real human. Very clunky, doesn't move smoothly, then

you have got the parts of the Man Engine which are made to represent

the mining heritage. I remember working on those when I was in the

minds. When it came to its full height, he was actually saying, look

at what we were. I was brought up listening to the explosions

underground, so it means a lot to me, to be a part of this project.

You get the clamping and the hissing in the air. The original Man Engine

was invented here. It was an extraordinary invention which lifted

miners up and down the mines, which would have taken hours and hours on

ladders. There is something really spectacular and celebratory about

it. And mournful. Because many men have lost their macrolides. I would

be on shift one Sunday afternoon. We got a call that somebody had been

killed. I don't know if the kids really appreciate the actual

hardship. It is a good reminder of all the life and work that went into

the mining community. The struggles they made all of these times. We

want to use the inspiration of mining when it was literally the

silicon valley of the 19th century. This is where steam power was

invented. We want to use that inspiration for our young people to

lift up their chins and have a pride in their identity. They are built to

be robust. Built to last. Hopefully the Man Engine will last for a long

time. It is really impressive, isn't it?

I could not have made one. Man Engine will be making his way

through Cornwall. Well you're playing a mum

of five in your new movie - an adaptation of

Swallows and Amazons. Ricky says he has a relevant factor.

Sorry, I was doing a Matt Baker, showing some flash. My dad used on

the lawn of the author of Swallows and Amazons. -- used to. Did he say

he was a nice guy? That was all the information I got given this

morning. -- used to mow. Here's you waving the children

off on their adventure It's very important to keep a record

of Voyager for prosperity. All aboard. -- of voyage for prosperity.

Come back in one piece or Mr Jack will have your guts for garters.

APPLAUSE They were not back before the. --

tea. But it was a happy ending. I loved

the film. It made me feel like I wasted my life, I should have done

that. Haven't we all.

I never came across the book. Even though I spent a lot of my life in

the library. It wasn't on my radar. I read the script. I think it is

just a lovely adaptation. I went to meet Philippa, the director. I

thought it would be a lovely summer. I thought I would make some

brilliant memories. They stick very closely to the original story but

there is an added twist, isn't there? Tell us about that. In the

book there are robbers, but in the film they are spies. It brings it a

bit up-to-date. Do you think a film set in the 1930s would resonate with

kids today? I think so. What I loved about watching the film was how it

is entirely focused on the children's story. Lots of grown-up

actors, but we are peripheral. The kids are just come you know, they

are a real family. They bicker, squabble, they are heartbreaking.

One of the older brothers annoyed at the younger brother. I have been

there. And the effect it has on adults, we

watched it together and we both sort of said, when we have children it

would be nice... Not us together.

Not necessarily, it is only our third programme together. But we

would introduce them to a life outdoors, let them go off on

adventures, did you have the same feeling? I can't get my kids into

the back garden. I really do try. I'm talking about my older son, I

will be embarrassing him, but he likes the indoors life. The little

one, he just needs a field to run around. What was your childhood

like? Did you go outdoors a lot? I was like my elder son. I can't be

angry at him too much because he gets it from me. The old sort of

camping in people's back gardens, sort of experiences. You are more of

a house cat. Yeah. CHUCKLES

But you will be doing another project about AA Milne. Yes, a book

based on Christopher Robin. Who do you play? I play a nanny. You do a

good nanny. I do downstairs staff very well. Swallows and Amazons will

be in cinema on the 19th of August. When teenagers leave the nest

and fly off to university you can usually bet there's a few things

they don't tell their parents. One father however, regrets

not knowing what his Dear Michael, Adams is my bald spot

will keep me warm in the summer. Writing has always been in me, it's

something I've done since I was a child, I thought it was a lovely

thing to do with Michael when he went after university. He suggested

I take pieces of hair and stick them to the bald patch. I thought it was

a nice way of sharing gossip from home, some nice stories, jokes about

his brothers and sisters, and just a nice way of keeping things going.

I've always been a happy person. My childhood was always really good. I

had my brother and sister around, and my mum and dad, we had family

holidays all the time. It was about 2007 when I started to

get really depressed. His hair was changing, his whole manner was

changing, and he was getting slimmer. Something which was so

alien to us. It was beyond our experience or anything we could ever

imagine. We just were not aware of it for a long time. They didn't

really want to confront it, I guess. It wasn't probably until I was

really, really bad, and I was physically, like, my body was

breaking down. I wasn't really talking to them very much. As

Michael got worse, I thought he was a lazy great lump, and I thought he

was a complete waste of space, and I thought he would never get a job,

and the reality was, of course, he was depressed. And the anorexia was

ruining him and I didn't see it for so long. They are not nasty letters,

they are not full of displeasure, it is more a sense of frustration and

wanted to shake him, and wanting him to actually get up and do something,

just a sense of frustration. As I was getting worse, he would slip in

things like... All you need to do now is start eating and everybody is

happy, that and a job. It is easy to look back and think, perhaps I

should not have said that. By that time, wasn't even reading his

letters any more, I would just ignore them. Michael decided not to

come to his grandmother's funeral. That enraged me. You should be in

some sort of institution, you do not function, you do not work, what you

do for me is inadequate. You seem to have no thought for anyone around

you. In the letter it sounds like I am raging. At the same time, I think

that at that point if you went and got professional help that would

have helped him. -- I think I was thinking at that point if he went. I

felt like my body was dying. When he was in hospital. He dropped down to

about six, seven stone. It was appalling. Devastating. I go back

all of the things I should have done. If you have had a son who was

13 stone, was Hampson, girls were looking at him as he walked by, and

then you see him lying on effectively his deathbed, it is just

the worst nightmare of your life. -- was handsome. It was only when he

went into rehab that the letters perhaps took on a softer, more

caring touch, when I realised actually I need to be a slightly

different title father. -- type of father.

It is better to talk. See you Friday, my number one son. Love dad.

We wish Michael and Iain all the best in the future.

You could work on a shopping channel!

Welcome bassist Simon and Peanut -

Now Ricky, I know you're the front man and everything, but tonight

you're the One Show presenter so we've written the questions

Read exactly what is on the card. He has not seen them. Is this what

you're going to wear? I will check you are seeing the right ones. This

is classed as your Love album so who loves me the most? What a generous

question. I think it is these ladies. I am sorry, it has to be

somebody from the band. It is all of us. Equally. I will let that go for

now. Our new single is Parachute. If like the lyrics the band was

involved in a midair emergency and only had one Parachute which member

of the band would you give it to? It is like going on Blind date! That

question goes to contestant number two. In those situations you can get

parachutes which people can share. I think we would all stay together. He

is good. He will be presenting soon. Aim for the water. Question 34

contestant number three, you're on this road this summer touring

European festivals, be honest, what is my most annoying habit? He is

early for everything. Then he is annoyed that everyone else is only

on time. I think being on time is being a quarter of an hour late. How

much of an eagle do I have? LAUGHTER -- and ego. You would have to get

some stories on top of this to hit those heights. I still love you.

Don't worry. You will be playing the festival along with Travis, who your

husband Dougie plays with. Go and get it ready, make sure my

microphone is plugged in. You can actually go. Go! CHEERING

APPLAUSE They are all right really? Let's get

back to you, Kelly, a moment which launched your career is

Trainspotting and we have do talk about that, let's remind ourselves

of you in that role. The truth is you are a quite sensitive type but

if I am prepared to take a chance I might get to know the inner EU,

witty, adventurous, passionate, loving, loyal, taxi! A little bit

crazy, a little bit bad? Don't ask girls just love that? You had just

left school when you got that part, how did you get it? It was an open

casting call, it was really sort of, talking about fairy tales early on,

it was kind of like a fairy tale come to life. I went to an open

casting call and they held them in Glasgow and Edinburgh and thousands

of people rolled up. Bit by bit they got the numbers down and it was

between two of us. You saw it on a flyer? Yes, they handed them out, I

was handy two individually by different people and I was very

quietly thinking about drama school but I was a bit frightened to voice

it. Then I got handed separately the Flyers. We just sort the flyer, you

are the new Patricia Arquette or Kate Moss, amazing. It says right at

the bottom... You will not get the photograph back. But it was worth

it, obviously. We have a film coming out about cooking and I thought you

might be interested in these photographs I found. I have never

seen those biscuits before in my life! What has been committed? I you

are not a great cook? I am a bit forgetful, I wonder off and

multitask. Of his two restaurants here in Aidan

Brunger. -- Aidan Brunger. Today I am in the other kitchen, the one at

home, to get a flavour of all the things he likes to eat when he is of

duty. I have been invited for dinner with Tom and his family including

the two-year-old twins and his wife Michaela and business partner. Do

you get to cook much at home? The restaurant is closed on Sunday and

Monday so generally I cook at home then because I love it so much but

during the week it is Michaela who cooks. How do you find cooking at

home? I feel more confident when I am on my own and he is not looking

over my shoulder, I do totally different things to what he does, it

is much more simple. When you are a kid with a super chef for a dad you

learn to hit him where it hurts. They are reaching that cheeky age,

they will go into school and parties, daddy, if you are not nice

to me I am going to McDonald's! Today there is no fast food in sight

as we head to the regular fishmonger. Michaela will be an

kitchen duty and hard Swedish heritage puts a new spin on a family

favourite. I thought we should cook lasagne I like to make, smoked

salmon, spinach, a bit of a Scandinavian recipe. That sounds

delicious, would you cook that in Scandinavia? Yeah, I liked to eat it

when I was younger and my kids love it. One is then for certain, she

knows her audience. What should we have for lunch? Salmon and pasta.

Who is going to cook it? Money. -- money

I have a feeling this row could run and run but now it is time for

Michaela to pick up our ingredients. This is where you get all your fish?

Yes, we get a lot of the house and the restaurant. What are you getting

today? Looking to get some smoked salmon please. My husband would have

said take the whole slice, I love the fact you have sliced it already,

maybe I can go for that? It might be the easy option but I would do the

same, as mums are not daft. Michaela tells me about how her recipe has

taken on a life of its own outside of the home. We were working on the

cookbook and Tom said put it in the book and it made it. It is funny if

we are together and people come up and comment to Tom that they

especially like it! He might be of duty but the second he here is

sizzling he cannot help but stick his nose in. How is it going? Don't

forget a touch of salt. He has two Michelin stars, we should probably

trust him. As Michaela puts the finishing touches to the lasagne the

Big brothers arrive home from school to help set the table. Then,

service. We have been working hard on making this all day, I think we

should just dig in, what do you think? Yeah! Yeah! Absolutely

delicious. It is Gammy. I didn't like it. I loved it! What did you

think, Tom, anything you would change? Nothing I would change, I

think it's a great dish. She might not have any Michelin stars but she

certainly gets the thumbs up from her boys. All five of them.

Thank you, I thought it looked delicious. There you are. He is not

sure. We asked you for pictures of you hanging out in a group like

Swallows And Amazons. This was a gang from the 80s. I have got

another one from 1959. Beautiful picture, another from the 1950s. It

looks like Swallows And Amazons. Off you go to do your day job. Thank you

to Kelly for joining us tonight, it has been wonderful to have you and

thank you to Ricky, I will be back on Monday with Matt Baker, Bryce

Dallas Howard and LeAnne Rimes will be here. We will leave you with The

Kaiser Chiefs performing their brand-new single, Parachute. Have a

fantastic weekend, goodbye. # Over, over and over 'til

you go and lock your heart # Open, totally broken when you've

tumbled through the dark # Hold me, hold me closer 'til

you're breaking up, don't leave # Folded, I've folded it over,

great times that start again # And I was the light

that shined on every day # And I wasn't like

that for you always # But if we've only

# Nowhere, nowhere is home unless we both live in the same place

# Older, shoulder to shoulder cause we don't have separate ways

# Hold me, hold me closer 'til we're breaking up, don't leave

# Folded, I've folded it over, great times that start again

# And I was the light that shined on every day

# And I was the light that followed you always

# But if we've only got one parachute