We've heard some pretty incredible stories on this podcast, but Henry Ashton's nightmare audition is an instant all-time classic.

The My Lady Jane and A Good Girl's Guide to Murder actor joins Dave and George to discuss some of his career highlights to date and the moment he knew he wanted to dedicate his career to acting.

He also talks about his introduction to Before The Lights as "a sexy Tudor", the health secrets he's learned during his time at the club and stepping into the Game Of Thrones universe for his role as a Targaryen in the upcoming spin-off A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.

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Model and activist Cora Corré joins us to discuss her career in fashion and the work she's doing to continue the legacy left by her grandmother Vivienne Westwood's Vivienne Foundation.

Cora sits down with George and Dave to discus some of the challenges she faced in the early stages of her career in fashion, how she hadn't always planned to work with her family and introducing Vivienne Westwood to Instagram.

Along the way they also explore her evolving relationship with her body image, growing up in fashion and Cora's plans to develop her own career as well as keeping her family's history alive.

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Jacob Ifan instantly made a mark on the BTL studio/ library with an incredible Welsh discovery on the bookshelf.

Once he'd delivered a romantic opening monologue, conversation turned to his time on the set of SAS Rogue Heroes, being naked in the gym and his multiple international personas.

In Jacob's own words this episode is "mad", but it's well worth sticking around to hear about his run-in/ slip out of a "cock sock" and a seductive ending to the podcast.

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There's only one member of the Before The Lights who would request we install GTA on the treadmills; ladies and gentleman Tuwaine Barrett.

Having worked with Tuwaine for most of his career is was a pleasure to sit down and discuss his route into acting via The Brit School, some hard conversations with his family and his desire to be "anyone but me" at certain stages of his life.

His journey has seen him appear in Mike Leigh's Hard Truths, Daisy May Cooper's The Witchfinder and some seriously exciting upcoming projects. He's also worked with acting and directing royalty, and racked up one hell of a hotel tab in LA so buckle in as we cover some serious ground.

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We're back! Welcome to season four of Before The Lights.

Where better to get things underway than with One Day and This Is Going To Hurt actor Ambika Mod, who instantly breaks down the mystique of actors being out of touch by admitting she Googled “PT for actors” to find the club because she was “tired all the time”… Something she’s managed to overcome since joining the club. 

With the barriers well and truly down, conversation turns to her love of improv comedy, the importance of regular bowel movements and being recognised whilst wiping poo of her dog's face.

Along the way, Ambika discusses being mentally and physically prepared to process her "life changing a lot" as her career continues to grow, and her first taste of a major Hollywood film set alongside the likes of Anya Taylor-Joy, Chris Evans and John Malkovich in Romain Gavras’ upcoming release Sacrifice.

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This time George, Dave and Georgia are joined by double-Scottish Bafta winner Lauren Lyle.

We don't normally make too much of a big deal out of the awards our guests have won but when they get nicknamed "the twins" and involve a story about Lauren's dad talking to basically every famous Scottish person in one night it's hard to ignore.

Along the way, the team discuss everything from her key roles so far Outlander, Vigil and Karen Pirie as well as growing up in New Zealand and being chased by a man pretending to be a shark on set.

The chat also covers how hosting her own podcast- She's a Rec - has helped her and her listeners champion the work of fellow female actors, directors and writers.

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Yes, we can hear him Clem Fandango - this week's guest is Toast of London, What's Love Got to Do with It? and Rogue Agent actor Shazad Latif.

He tells us throwing up moments before a huge scene with Liam Neeson, forcing table tennis scenes into films, and not getting the part on a TV show even though the character had the same name as him.

There is also room for some semi-serious chat about how finding spirituality has helped Shazad keep his mental health in check and given him a healthier outlook on work and life in general.

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George and Dave cover some serious ground with The Winter King and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. actor Iain De Caestecker on this week's episode.

From horse-riding lessons from a 10-year-old to learning to acclimatise to LA and being part of the Marvel Universie, Iain explains how keeping on top of his mental and physical health on and off set have been key to the success in his career.

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This time the team catch up with Harris Dickinson to talk all things wrestling, mental health and passive aggressive teachers as they delve into his career.

From politely declining the chance to become a hotel manager, to ice baths on major film sets the Before The Lights team explore how his ambition to succeed has seen him develop a mental and physical routine to help keep his mind and body on track.

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Every now and again we uncover something pretty special about our guests. But nobody was ready for actor, writer and director Craig Roberts (Still Up, Just Jim, Submarine) to reveal his rapping alter-ego; Deadpan Man.

That said, it quickly becomes apparent it was a lucky escape for everyone involved that he dropped his lofty ambitions being the Welsh Eminem and forged out a career in film and TV.

As well as discussing his fading musical (and professional tennis) hopes Craig gives fascinating insights from his time in front of and behind the camera, and explains why his mum doesn't have any pictures of him at home.

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