Paddy Considine film cost £50,000

Most people will probably know Paddy Considine for his more serious roles in films like Bourne Ultimatum, in which he plays newspaper reporter Simon Ross, and in Shane Meadow's Dead Man's Shoes. Now he's back in a comedy that took just five days and £50,000 to make, the so-called mockrockumentary Le Donk & Scor-zay-zee. He plays a glorified roadie for Arctic Monkeys who's trying to promote a UK rapper.

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Reading about Le Donk & Scor-zay-zee, this is a character that's been around for you and Shane Meadows (This Is England director) for years. Is that true?

Do you like him as a character?

How did filming work? Did you have to do lots of takes or did you just go for it?

Arctic Monkeys feature in this. You've been in their videos. How did that friendship happen?

Nottingham rapper Scorzayzee opens an Arctic Monkeys gig in the film

I guess a lot of people will know you from your more serious roles in Dead Man's Shoes and perhaps Red Riding. Are you hoping people will see a different side to you?

Paddy Considine won a Bafta with Diarmid Scrimshaw for Dog Altogether

Shane Meadows is doing this TV spin-off of This Is England isn't he? Are you going to be involved?

You've also got a band together. How's that going?

Le Donk & Scor-zay-zee is out on DVD.