(Q)Do you often think to your self, "I still cant believe I am imortalized in motion picture"

(A) I think its good to know that i am in a movie that is part of the library of great cult horror films

(Q)Would you have liked to play a better part in Bad Taste?

(A) that is easy.....no.......it was fun playing the part i played...and we went out there and added lines or jokes as we went along.

(Q) How often to you recieve roylaties and how come?

(A) According to a letter from the Film commission...we are supposed to recieve Royalties from them every 3 months......but sometimes its a little more Sporadic than that.........and we get royalties when a company decides they want to show the film or distribute it in someway......companies only get the chance to show the film once and or for a certain amount of time...after that if they wish to show it again they have to re-negotiate the deal again :))

(Q)You sick of Die Hard fans of Bad Taste?

(A) We are pretty private......so we need to maintain some sort of security but other than that its ok to talk to people about the film.......and make new mates as well...:))

(Q) Did you know that Bad Taste would be made over 4 years?

(A) Well.....No not really but we kept going out there to do filming every sunday......and coming up with more ideas...and of course we had to do some re-writing.....as some of the guys had thier lives and such and some got married moved overseas came back got into the film and so on...:))

(B) With more and more people finding out about BT do you get recognised on the streets more than ever before?

(A) sometimes i do get recognised by lots of people.....they come up to me in the street and say "Hey BadTaste"......and i nod and smile.....but i have more recognition from overseas which is kinda wierd...:)

(Q) After starring in BT did you have any regrets about certain scenes when the film was released?

(A) Well...only certain aspects of my performance could have been done better but people always say...nah its cool....and whats done is done.....there are no scenes with any context that i look back now and cringe at as it was a laugh doing the film so i have fond memories for the whole experience...:)

(Q)What was the most complicated and hardest scene to shoot?

(A) That Question is easy to answer...LOL...the Clifftop scenes were the hardest to do cos it was so bloody steep and amazingly high..very tense says they were...:)

(Q)Do the boys from A.I.D.S still keep in touch and meet up?

(A) Yep we all keep in touch.....the main core of the cast i mean....i talk with Craig Smith(GILES).....Mike Minett(FRANK)......Ken Hammon(Additional Material & 3rd Class Alien)....all the time...and i always hook up with Pete Jckson....but during filming of LOTR its best not to disturb him...but we will speak soon....:))

(Q)If you were given the chance to star in a sequel with the same $ budget and equipment would you be interested?

(A) Thats a tough one to call...when we did BT back then it was only going to be a ten minute short that ended up being a 90 min feature.....+ it was something that Pete wanted to break onto the world stage which is what happened...;)....getting paid would be a blessing but i could see filming a sequel the way the first one was shot would be fun and it would have the same feel as the original too.....:))

(Q)What was your favorite scene?

(A) well my favourite scene is the one with Derek going over the cliff which came out cool....filming it was a laugh too....the dummy that we used was permenantly in the crouching position.and halfway down the cliff..its frame broke giving the feel that it was really Derek crashing down there...LOL..:)

(Q)Film of Inspiration?
(A) EEK.!!....well i would have to say Dawn Of The Dead but pretty much all movies that make me sit up and watch and give me the chance for a couple of hours of escapism are inspirational.:))