Gleeson's choice

Q. What is your favourite film?

A. I haven't really got a favourite although I watched Man on Fire lately and that was good. When we went down to London the guys had Anchor Man on the DVD and that was quite funny. That's Wedge's favourite and I think we watched it twice on the way down there. I went watching a De Niro film the other week but I thought it was a bit long and slow. I went watching Hot Fuzz but I didn't really like that that much, it was a bit goofy. But I do like my films and going to the cinema.

Q. What did you like when you first got into music?

A. I used to my mum and dad's old stuff like Van Morrison, the Doors, the Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan.

Q. What do you watch on television after training?

A. I'll get in at about 2 or 3 o'clock and it's just all your daytime programmes, they're a bit boring. But then I watch Masterchef when that comes on at half six, I like that. But just whatever, I've just moved into a new place so I don't have Sky yet so I'm just limited to the five channels.

Q. Besides your brother Mark, is there anyone you knew as a child that also became famous?

A. When I played rugby growing up in Australia, there was the guy who played for Brisbane and came and played for Bradford, Brad Meyers. I played juniors with him.

Q. When did you last pay to watch a match?

A. I pay nearly every week when my grandmas and granddads come because we've got to buy tickets! We don't get them all for free.

Q. Do you follow any other sports?

A. I don't like football but I was interested in the cricket and I'm watching the World Cup. I like watching darts on Sky, with Taylor and Barneveld. I like watching snooker when it's on BBC. I like playing it and my mate's got a snooker player in his house and I go over and play now and again. We'll have a bet on the darts as well, it's a thrilling game to watch.

Q. What is your favourite try of your career?

A. Probably the one that comes first to mind was scoring against the Aussies in my first game back after being banned.