Wes Anderson is not just the most nattily-dressed director in Hollywood - tailored suits rather than baseball caps - he's also one of the most talented. With Rushmore and The Royal Tenebaums he established himself as a man with a distinctively multi-coloured and slightly askew world view. Now's he's back with The Darjeeling Limited, the story of three brothers who take a train journey across India to bury their father's ashes and try to reconnect as a family. When he came to London recently, we talked to the man himself about making the film, and his plans for the future...