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82. Mackenzie Crook on his new Worzel Gummidge film this Christmas – and why nature is the true star
Dec 8, 2020
Mackenzie Crook, known for The Office and Detectorists, talks about his new Worzel Gummidge film and his love for nature. Topics include filming challenges, connecting children with nature, lockdown experiences, friendship with a robin, and creating adaptations. The podcast also discusses the absence of hedgehogs, love for Suffolk, and different bird species like Nightjars and Nightingales.
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Quick takeaways
- Mackenzie Crook highlights the importance of fostering a deep connection with nature across generations.
- Filming challenges in 'Wurzel Gummage' underscore the meticulous location selection process and weather adversities faced.
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Exploring the Connection to Nature
The podcast delves into Mackenzie Crook's deep connections with the natural world, tracing his upbringing in suburbia with a close tie to nature. It highlights how his father's engagement in nature sparked Mackenzie's passion for wildlife, with a focus on passing this passion down to his son, who surprises him by identifying wildlife. The discussion showcases how personal relationships with nature can transcend generations, fostering a profound appreciation for the environment.
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