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it's a nice car.
And to drive it in Italy...
Yeah?
- What?
- You see what I'm getting at.
- Yeah, The Italian Job.
- Exactly, yeah.
- I was wondering
whether you'd actually
booked the mini in Italy...
Well...
The Italian Job,
just to give you
the opportunity to say...
"You're only supposed to
But I've done it now,
so hopefully
that'll be an end to it.
Do your Michael Caine.
Did you see him
in The Dark Knight Rises?
And his voice
gets even more emotional
than it's ever done in the past
before.
I don't want to bury you,
Batman.
I will not put you
into the ground in a little box.
I will not do it, Master Bruce.
I will not do it.
- I'm not
gonna bury another Batman.
Another Batman?
How many Batmans
has he been burying?
How many are there?
I've buried 14 Batmen.
into the box.
- I'm not gonna bury another
that people wear
at birthday parties.
- With the little belt-
the very wide belt
that is flattering
to a man with an expanded girth.
I won't do that to you,
Master Bruce.
I will not do it to you.
- And I won't make the voice
like that.
- The voice
goes even more like that.
He's basically yodeling.
Yodel-ay-he-hoo!
And then Christian Bale says...
"You wanted to see me. "
And when he says that like this,
he puts his tongue up in front.
"I don't want to be a madman.
I don't want to be
a normal guy. "
You sound deaf.
It's so nobody
can recognize him.
I can't understand
a word you're saying,
Master Bruce.
Talk to me as Master Bruce,
not as Batman.
Why-why does he-
So he can have
the cloak of anonymity.
- But he doesn't sound-
you said,
"Here's that bloke in the cloak
with the-
who sounds
like he's deaf again,"
that is not anonymous, is it?
I'm deaf hero.
- No wonder when Batman arrives
and starts speaking like that,
everyone starts
looking at their shoes.
'Cause they're all thinking,
"Oh, God,
why does he talk like that?
Poor fella. "
You know?
- And what about Tom Hardy
as Bane?
They're, like, competing
to see who's the most-
the least understandable.
- Bane, you're never
gonna beat me.
You'll never beat me.
Wind.
Take off your mask, love.
I can't catch a word
you're saying.
Oh!
I was saying-
- He's a wonderful actor.
Don't get me wrong.
No, he's very good.
- Tom Hardy's
very, very muscular,
so he's a terrific actor.
No, he's a bit-he's good.
He's scary good, scarily good.
- But...
I don't-I don't-
I don't-do you know
what I think that is?
I think that they both
are very formidable actors...
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