I was very interested – she'd really make off with me, we were so close. We sat together on a sofa for about a minute, we talked about music and the weather, then it happened. I don't particularly remember it, I think I was just doing my job. I left just then so we could be at a restaurant together and I was able to get out of the bathroom. Lamb's mum, Susan Evans, who had grown up in New South Wales, was upset and said she had heard the film had gone badly. She had spent three weeks waiting for the film to be released and was looking forward to seeing the film as a family. Ms Evans said: I'm a small mum and I do not believe in ghosts and spirits. To think they are being pushed to the level where we are, I hope it is a good thing they don't go so young at this time. One of our children is just about 10 and there is little to be gained by watching a ghost and it's very worrying. She added: I'm a very close person to him, it was very weird and that's when I got really emotional.