What Happened When Richard Osman Met Steven Spielberg? | Lorraine

It's official - Richard Osman has been crowned the best-selling adult author of the decade following the release of his latest novel 'We Solve Murders'. He joins Lorraine live in the studio to reveal what his mum thinks of his brand new book and the sweet tradition his wife started to celebrate his publication day. Plus as 'The Thursday Murder Club' film wraps, Richard shares his experience meeting Steven Spielberg on set, working with an A-list cast including Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren and how he came to realise he could never become a spy.
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Broadcast on 18/09/24
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[@helmutreichart9081]

Can’t wait for this movie, books were brilliant. 👍Sue R

[@chrisose]

Incredible cast for an incredible series of novels.

[@benwakefield93]

I literally imagined Ben Kingsley as Ibrahim 😂

[@ANightworkerslife]

The Tall Spy... would be a great comedy movie. Steve Merchant in the part? "The Tall Spy was sneaking out the back of the building following the attachée... "I need to blend in the crowd to be unnoticed, he thought". Goes into the crowd of the public.... Image: big crowd of the people- the tall spy in the middle 2 heads higher than anyone else with a blank look on his face, ," blending in"

[@billswifejo]

Makes me think of when I visited Hong Kong and was a head taller than the locals.