The Guardian reported that actor Rob Brydon, 61, spoke to the publication in a basement green room at the BBC, where he described himself as a nice person who seeks to please others. According to the Guardian, the interview focused on Bill's Included, a six-part comedy in which Brydon plays the title character, Bill. Brydon said the role, while not intended as such, reflects elements of his wider career. In the series, the Guardian reported, Bill's wife leaves him for their gardener. Bill does not dismiss the gardener, and his life is otherwise turned upside down. His sense of civic duty combined with loneliness prompts him to take in four lodgers who are local university students. The Guardian also reported that Brydon discussed turning down opportunities in Hollywood, his refusal to portray villains, and his inability to make fun of Steve Coogan.
Source: The Guardian.
