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Alright. How’s it going? Thanks loads for downloading and listening.
Here we at our tenth episode. La Decima! We’ve got something special for you this week...
it’s a Two Shot Podcast chat with the one and only Joseph Gilgun. You might know him as Woody from Shane Meadow's This is England, As Rudy Wade in Misfits alongside our host Craig, as Eli Dingle in ITV's Emmerdale, or morer recently as Cassidy in AMC's Preacher. Joe is a special character. A rakish raconteur with a passion for making people piss their pants laughing. He wears his feelings on his sleeve and his disarming honesty and endearing vulnerability really make this an unmissable episode. We talk about drama school, dyslexia, family, anxieties and growing up in a Lancashire town. It’s a wonderfully frank hour or so and if there’s not at least one moment that doesn’t make you laugh out loud then we’ll give you your money back. Enjoy. It’s Two Shot Pod number ten with Joseph Gilgun.
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Underrated actor, under appreciated human being. Joe Gilgun, Legend.
I love this guy, he's everything I'd want in a best friend. He's so real you'd never feel embarrassed to tell him anything, he's fabulous in every kind of way. Some one needs to speak up for men's mental health and I think he does it so amazingly. He's so brill xx
Joe's honesty is so refreshing especially when discussing his mental health. It can be incredibly isolating when you're in the throws of depression and anxiety so to hear him speak openly about it is a great relief. He's an incredible talent and I look forward to seeing his future projects.
I think he’s absolutely amazing!! And to think he thinks he has nothing to offer anyone wow!! Everyone needs a Joe Gilgun in their life! Great podcast.
Could listen to him chat all day he’s so fascinating
Min 56:31- This literally made me cry so fucking bad.
I suffer from Autism Spectrum Disorder and Dissociative Identity Disorder and some similar shit he suffers and I couldn't do anything right until I entered in voice acting. (Im a voice actress in Spain)
Same shit.
When he said that I had the same exact reaction.
I cant live without my career either.
Boy, this was really touching.
Amazing interview and amazing man.
Human and real.
I really love Joe. He’s definitely my favorite actor! I’d just love to smoke a bowl and chat. ❤️
If anyone needs someone to talk to, I’m here. If you’re reading this and suffering, here’s a virtual hug! 🤗 I’m glad you’re alive, so don’t give up!
Also, all the flaws he mentions, or problems, they don’t put me off. At all. I’ve dated a lot of assholes, so I just care about the person’s heart. If he doesn’t beat me up, that’s an upgrade.
It's very, very rare that a TV shows get better in later series especially when actors are changed, but Misfits was at its pinnacle with you 2 lads in it! I just finished watching it for the second time and can't wait for 2 or 3 years time when I will have forgotten enough of it to watch it again! 😂👌
It's rare for me to feel someone's heart this clearly. Joe feels like he's come a long way in terms of personal development.
Love Joe Gilgun as an actor, yet I love him more as a person, the vulnerability he shows in this podcast only goes to show, we all have tough days/lives but as long as you get up every day and push yourself that little bit harder.... You're smashing life ✨👌🏻. Fair play, Joe. I live with a traumatic brain injury from an accident I had when I was 2 years old (I'm 40 now), and life is skatty on a daily basis for me, so I can empathise xx
Was so good to meet you at rock climbing Joe legend always respect bruva
"Please don't knock any dogs out" - Brilliant. What a guy, I could listen to Joe all day long. He's so refreshingly honest and normal.
Came here to listen to Joe’s mental health journey from the other video that popped up. I can relate on every level. I have to find things to keep my brain centred. Or I’m constantly obsessing in my head. So for the last two years I did my families genealogy research. It definitely has kept me from going crazy on a few occasions … it’s good to channel that anxiety into projects I find.
Plus I found out Orson Welles is my eighth cousin so that was cool. LOL
Loved this episode. Joe comes across as such an honest, genuine, lovable guy!! He’s a brilliant actor, who always gives an amazingly authentic performance! He gives himself such a hard time, but he’s doing a great job!!
Joe Gilgun is my fave actor.i suffer with high anxiety i feel a connection with him & i need to take medication every day to keep my anxiety on a level total respect to Joe Gilgun open,Honest interview straight to the point & no bull shit ! !
I've listened to it for about 10 times. I love to listen to joe. Really calms me down.
Great interview!
I'm really glad everything's going well for Joseph Gilgun. He definitely deserves it. He's an incredibly talented actor.
And for what it's worth, that was unexpectedly the kick in the butt I needed to finally decide to try and get my shit together, so thanks for that.
Adore you Joe Gilgun. I could listen to you talk all day long!! 😘
Absolutely loved this episode! Such a genuine and honest guy. I’ve always appreciated Joe’s work so much and the power he puts into his roles, such an incredible actor. I really struggle with my mental health too and it never goes away. He inspires me so badly to work in the industry, to tell stories and to stay honest.
Keep up the hard work with this podcast, it’s my new favourite.
Thank you for this episode! It's amazing to hear someone talk about sever anxiety and depression so openly. I've been fighting my worst depression and panic attacks for 8 months, and this episode was so inspiring. I only work in a store, and i couldn't imagine being such an amazing actor and fighting so hard to accomplish those things. Much much love to Joe, hope to meet him at a US comic con one day. Please pass along a huge thank you to Joe :)
Melissa Betterley it's like pulling teeth with my husband to talk about his own problems that run in line with this interview, I hope by hearing this I can do better as a love one and use this as a aid for myself and him to talk more openly and find help that works for him.
In my day to day it's very difficult to express how I feel, i definitely am uplifted hearing a guy like Joe being expressive of similar experiences. This clip has done me an awful lot of good
I absolutely love Joe Gilgun!!! Such an amazing actor and down to earth person. So glad to hear how this type of work helps with the mental health issues. I do background stuff and it helps me as well. Bipolar is almost debilitating sometimes, from personal experience. Thank you Joe for sharing so much! You’ve made me feel so much better about myself.
Please get him back on 😭 could listen to him all day long
Thank you for this interview! Joe is the sweetest soul in the world! I love him! Xo
I adore this interview. Joe is so bluntly honest. He has been on my short list of favorite actors for nearly a decade. This interview makes me love him even more. I didn't realize that was possible. I understand why this was edited and why he doesn't do many interviews, but I appreciate all we got. Thank you and Joe for this interview.
My new favourite podcast! Joseph gilgun is king of pain we LOVE him!
Podcasts are the new talk shows,i will keep my ear to the ground with this one.
Love this guy . Joe ❤️
This really was a lovely podcast- so happy I found. I love listening to such genuine people and just love Gilgun.
I'm posting this where I can. Joe Gilgun gets my vote for the quintessential Joker. The guy was born for the role.
Do you want to kill him? Do ya?
Wish it was longer!!!!
It's a shame that you can't ask him any direct questions. After years, I managed to go to rehabilitation, seek help, and now I'm sitting in the hospital because they found crappy kidney values in the rehab. I'm trying to be strong, like Joe said in an interview... You can be proud of the things you've survived so far.
Great interview. Joseph comes across as a nice northern lad
Interesting and honest interview. Great podcast.
Great interview/talk with such a great guy. Definitely one of my favorite people from what I've seen and heard.
Used to skate with joe back in the day such a sound guy 👍🏼
he is so honest... it is a rarity ...
Loved listening to this! Joe is such an awesome guy, does a stellar job in everthing he's in. Thank you for this great episode!
I love you Joe, you're amazing! You're such a strong person 💖
It's rare to come across a talented person who's fortunate enough to be in the public eye that doesn't actually thrive on being so twenty-four-seven with constant streams of rubbish. I would love to have more of this guy, I really would, but I'd rather have less of him whilst being open and genuine over more and a load of rubbish.
As someone who's from the north and struggles with mental health and learn difficulties, I can completely relate to everything he's saying, and I think it goes for everyone regardless of what profession you're in. But it is nice to hear about it from someone who can get their voice out there and remind people that there's nothing wrong with having those struggles and there's nothing wrong with you as a person, and that it doesn't mean you're thick or stupid, it just means you might need a little extra help in certain areas or need to focus on finding that one thing you are good at that does improve your overall life whenever you're able to part-take in it.
Honestly, I could listen to him ramble on in all directions all day, it's something I do myself - I'll start out on about one thing and go off on a million tangents until either someone reminds me to answer the question or I ask what the hell it was to begin with - and where his mind goes it always adventurous and intriguing, and he's definitely someone who gets you thinking and makes you laugh and kind of helps distract from how rubbish things can be sometimes. He's beyond refreshing, and it's like hearing someone from around where I live, his accent/dialect is familiar, and it's nice to have someone from up north who's made his way in the world and worked hard for it, and now it's showing not just improving the lives of the masses, even for a short time, but his own as well. You can tell he loves doing what he's doing and that he puts everything into it, and I hope he keeps on doing well in the future. And look at him, now, getting Brassic going from those adventurous tales he tells where he's played a huge part in making it as well as acting in it. I'm pleased for him.
Joseph is so real compare to all those fake fucks in industry. Love the guy. Thanks for the podcast!
"I'm socially controlled, motherfucker" xD Yup, same here, Joe. Such a genuine guy, he's great.
Great podcast 💯% classic Joe bloody brilliant
What a dude. Keeping it 100% real.
Yessssss
Each interview with Joe I've come across has been entertaining and insightful. I obviously don't know him, but there are so many candid moments it can feel like he's a mate, you know? (apparently so much so that I refer to him as Joe...but saying Joseph Gilgun every time seems overly formal and almost as creepy).
I've always had grandiose plans for myself, like most people do, but dealing with serious mental illness has gotten in the way. Hearing this really bolstered my resolve to keep pushing until I get there.
Thanks for making the podcast in general, and thanks for having Joe as a guest, and thanks to Joe for doing it.
Oh, it's cyclothymia btw. I've got bipolar I which sucks balls but cyclothymia is insidious. We think if it as being "less than full blown" bipolar disorder, but there isn't a less than. The less obvious types tend to go unnoticed and therefore treated incorrectly for a long time. It wears you down regardless.
This got away from me a bit, and more serious than I planned. So anyway, cheers! Keep up the good work!
well said. Thanks for sharing.
god i'm CONSISTENTLY 10-20 minutes late for work (actually, because i'm depressed af and can't get myself out of bed) but am ALWAYS 10-20 minutes early for rehearsals and shoots and auditions. it's all that matters
I get that too.
amazing podcast
I fucking love Joseph 😂 tbh he's my ideal fella. "Just had spliff int garden"
omg i'm nearly at the end, and just realised I kept thinking it's nearly at the end because of the way the colour is lighter on the beat line! hahaha
Joe is a fucking legend! I love how real he is, no shit with Joe, genius! Xx
love this episode
This podcast was really interesting! Joe’s summed up Chorley 😂 There seems to be a Trevor and his wife brawling on every street in Chorley I think 😂 I’m a Chorley girl not knocking it 😜
#ChorleyLife
Awwww Joeee it's all fake lol most of the time anyway haha. I've come to notice people who like to seem overly happy and have the perfect life on social media are usually hiding something. And don't worry about your body lol it's glorious! Bahaha! You are a sexy man beast. Between you and Dom on Preacher my husband is getting alot of action lately. 🤣😂🤣😂 I struggle with Bipolar disorder and anxiety myself it's absolutely fucking horrid! But if you're ever having an anxiety attack my doctor gave me a tip.... A strange tip but it works. Pick 3 things in the room, for example the wall, a clock and a cup lol and just say those words over and over then your panic attack just disappears. Always works for me lol!
Get Shane Meadows on!!!!
37:35 😂
49:55😂
Ou, russian subs 🤤
Cyclothymia, Bipolar 3, very similar to Borderline personality disorder.
CYCLOTHYMIA!
It's a much better idea not to have social media for an actor because there are a lot of dangerous people online, better stay away, better for mental health anyway. Also actors don't post themselves, so what exactly is the point of having a PR person posting for the actors? Better not have an account. Also people only show the good parts of their lives, which is probably 10% of their lives.
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Poor guy poor me
username adds up lol. shut up you scruffy twat