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Ex-police dog now is he?

No, I'll have none of that.

Can you talk to me?

No. Can't stand him.

Hi, I'm Tom Hardy and today I'm meeting retired police dogs for VT.

What's his name?

Neo.

Hello Neo.

Is he a, what's his ex-police dog now is he?

No, I'll have none of that.

F* off.

You sealed this quite tight Neo.

Hi Tom, I'm Neo.

I worked for the homicide police until I retired at the age of four.

years.

Farewell mate.

That's a good stint, good stint that.

What hobbies do you like to do in your spare time?

I like to train Jiu Jitsu.

I like to wrestle in Lycra.

I prefer to wear Spanx, it's like a rash guard, it's like a thunder vest you might have when you get anxious.

It makes me feel relaxed when I roll.

What about you?

Oh, who's this?

This is Bear.

Bear's gorgeous.

Hello, Bear.

Hello.

Hi, Tom.

My name is Bear.

During my time working for the police, I helped Bear.

Watch this.

I helped with many missing persons cases, including a young woman who was threatening to take her life.

Well done, mate.

It's estimated that between 30 and 50% of dogs who tried to work in the police, sadly, don't make the cut.

Is it true that you auditioned to play Mr. Darcy in Pride and Prejudice?

No. I didn't actually get an audition.

I was told categorically that...

This is a good moment for me, actually.

I was told categorically that,

by a lovely producer, that all women have an image or a vision of what Mr. Darcy looks like.

And I'm afraid, Tom, you just aren't it.

That's showbiz.

It's really important that dogs are as fit and as healthy as possible.

What is your go-to cheat day snack when you're not working?

Or a Haribo.

I'm a Haribo rings kind of man.

That's the answer to that.

My proudest moment is when I was on my first proper walk following surgery.

When I alerted my owner to a vulnerable man in need of help and I saved his life.

Wow!

What is your proudest moment in your career?

Do you know what?

That's an interesting one.

I don't really know about pride, mate.

I don't really know how I feel about that.

It's very different to the job that you do, what I do.

I just pull faces. So... And I wear tights. And make-up.

I suppose having something of a discipline is something to be proud of.

I think I'm proud I have a career, maybe, sometimes.

Thanks, Bear.

I feel less than.

Not a hero.

I bet your con...

Ooh, yes, my finger's attached to that.

In your career, you've played so many challenging roles, often taking on multiple characters in the same project.

Rank these characters in terms of difficulty playing them.

Ronnie and Reggie Craig.

I found them easy, I enjoyed them.

Eddie Brock and Venom I found easy, I enjoyed that as well.

And Charlie Bronson, I found that fun as well.

So none of them were difficult.

They were just pure joy to play because I love playing.

So nothing, just enjoy it.

So it's not difficult if you enjoy something.

I don't think, for me anyway.

It's the ones you don't enjoy that are difficult.

Police dogs are very quick at learning new tricks.

What is your go-to party trick?

I don't do tricks.

Sorry.

I don't do parties.

Hello.

Who's this?

Gilly.

Gilly?

Hello, Gilly.

Bye, Gilly.

Gilly's on the job.

Bye, Gilly.

In 2020, my owner, Darren, was diagnosed with stage four blood cancer.

During this time, I never left his side, and together we are partners in crime.

Aw.

Who is an actor you've always admired but never worked with before?

Josh Brolin.

Oh, Gilly.

I'd like to work with him.

100

So if you could just get him on the phone... That would be great.

101

Sit.

102

Sit.

103

No. Sit.

104

Right.

105

Good boy.

106

No, there's no treat there, lad.

107

Oh, bless.

108

That was good effort, though.

109

Good hunting.

110

Pabok has an incredible cast.

111

If your co-stars were dogs, what kind of breed would they be?

112

Timothy Oliphant.

113

He's quite tall, Timothy Oliphant, but he's quite thin, too.

114

Not like a Great Dane.

115

I'd go more maybe a pointer.

116

Jesse.

117

I think a kind of a Labrador.

118

Forrest Whitaker.

119

Chow Chow.

120

The blue tongue.

121

Tom Hardy.

122

I don't know.

123

A mongrel.

124

Some kind of mutt.

125

An integral part of being a police dog is being able to learn new skills and tricks to perform their jobs.

126

Which director and which actor have you learnt the most from in your career?

127

God, that's a good question.

128

There's so many.

129

I think you learn something from everybody that you work with.

130

I've learned so much from every director and every actor that I've worked with actually.

131

So, I don't know if there's a most.

132

It's just a continuation of the work really with people and there's always something to learn.

133

Come here, let's have a go on that bowl.

134

He hasn't got any perches because he's not on the top.

135

Does he like playing with the Kong?

136

Does he want it back?

137

You want to play pole or do you want?

138

Good boy Yes, there might yet.

139

Oh dear Can't stand them I'm doing it for the telly Me and my dogs.

140

Wu-Tang!

141

You're a Wu-Tang fan, Johnny?

142

Yes.

143

Nice.

144

That's a classic t-shirt.

145

Are you a big Wu-Tang fan yourself?

146

I am, mate.

147

Yeah.

148

I would have loved to have been a member of the Wu-Tang Clan.

149

Yeah, secret member.

150

Secret member, yeah.

151

Right?

152

What would your Wu-Tang Clan name be?

153

I don't know.

154

Oh, come on, man.

155

There's a Wu-Tang name generator. Is there?

156

I think I got something like Candy Gambino.

157

Candy Gambino?

158

Gambino.

159

Where is the Wu-Tang Clan name generator?

160

We have to get that.

161

Is it just a free app online?

162

Spin it up Nicole, spin it up.

163

I want to know what my name would be.

164

It's got a face puller in it.

165

The son just started a gang war.

166

They just want to shoot him dead.

167

That's the end of the story.

168

I make one phone call.

169

You go down for life.

170

Get him back.

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