you had before you were an actor.

-Endless jobs. -Yeah, you did.

-I mean, because you were a tour guide.

-Yeah, well, essentially. -Kind of.

-Kind of. -The travel show.

-With the travel show. Yep, yep, yep.

-Then I found out you used to interview --

-I used to be on that end of the interview, sort of.

I used to go to red carpet events

and stand in line and wait for stars to come past

and kind of call their name and ask for interviews.

And, yeah. And then I made the switch

to sort of be on the red carpet on that side.

-Who was the biggest celebrity you interviewed?

Do you remember?

-I covered all of the "Harry Potter" stuff.

So, Daniel Radcliffe

when he was sort of, like, quite young at that time,

I used to sort of be infatuated with him.

And just, like, I remember just, like, shaking nervously,

just, like, sort of asking these questions

and waiting in those hot rooms

and sort of interviewing all of these amazing people.

-Did you ever think that you would be on the other side?

-Never. Never once did it cross my mind.

-Really? -But --

But you know what? It was a shift.

It sort of -- When the opportunities came,

when I switched from hairdresser to become a sort of presenter,

it was literally me focusing on that particular goal.

You know? It's almost --

We go around with blinkers on our eyes.

And we sort of focus in on one thing.

But something brighter and bigger and better

is just off to the side.

But we're like, "No, no, no. This is my path.

This is my path." So luckily, I was able to switch that.

-So what is your advice

to anyone who wants to switch careers?

-Just -- It could be simple

as just introducing yourself as who you want.

Instead of, "Hi. I'm Henry the hairdresser,"

"Hi. I'm Henry the presenter,"

or now, "Hi. I'm Henry the actor,"

which is amazing.

-Just say that.

[ Cheers and applause ]

I like that. That was good. I like that.

-Not too bad. Not too bad.

-I mean, you've been crushing it,

I mean, crushing it in these movies.

First of all, I just want to say

that the first time you were on my show, I had a prediction.

Do you remember what I said to you?

-I think I do remember.

-I said that you should be the next James Bond.

-That was your prediction. That definitely was.

-And I mean it. I think you should be the next James --

-You think? -Yes.

-Oh, man. -And I'm not the only one

who's thinking this, because I just found out

in Vegas, you can bet on anything.

-Yeah, just about.

-There are odds. [ Laughter ]

There's 10-1 odds that you're going to be the next James Bond.

-Hey!

[ Cheers and applause ]

-That's pretty good.

-That's good company. I'm not going to lie.

Richard Madden right there at the top.

-Yeah, Richard Madden.

Hiddleston, Fassbender,

Idris Elba.

Who would you bet on, if not yourself?

-So if I had my money and definitely not myself,

Idris Elba.

Who wants to see Idris kick some butt?

-No. -He's amazing.

-I want to see you do it. I think you would be fantastic.

-I mean, if you're a male movie star,

it is literally the most iconic role possible.

I mean, you'd be an absolute idiot

not to sort of think and sort of aspire for a role like that.

So --

-I mean -- -Who knows?

-But if you do get it,

maybe he has, like, a funny brother.

[ Laughter ]

-A funny-looking brother?

-Yeah, kind of average-looking --

Average-looking brother who's funny, and he hangs out with him

-Like "Step Brothers" but with spies.

-Yes, exactly.

And I could help you out but, like, screw up things.

I'm not saying me, but I'm saying "I" in general.

-We'll pitch it to Barbara Broccoli.

-Yeah, hey, talk to the Broccoli family.

Exactly. You know exactly who.