. >> and we were shooting at paddington station. >> seth: what's it like? >> well, there were, like, plates and you know -- there was so much paraphernalia. and everyone was so excited. they were super excited about that. >> seth: i like the idea of plates before the baby's even born. >> yeah. and they had names, like possible names. i think it's great. t-shirts, you know, little baby crowns, lollipops. you know, the whole nine yards. but they were excited about that. it's a really big thing there. >> seth: in the days before it happened, does it get more intense? is there more pressure? >> i think there was pressure. i mean, we were shooting at paddington station, and -- you know, the hospital was right near there. if the princess had gone into contractions, they were going to shut down like a three or five mile radius around there. >> seth: they had to shut down the station because she would have taken the subway. >> yeah, and i was like -- [ laughter ] yeah, exactly. [ talking over each other ] 'cause she's that down to earth. but we had no plan "b." so

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