I hope that time hasn't come yet.
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I hope that time hasn't come yet.
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One of the big moments was the birth of our son, Jack – he's 13 now.
When we had children at home. But recently I finished a book about old secrets that I’ve been working on for a long time, and when I was done, I felt a gigantic, joyful relief in having escaped from the corn maze of remembered facts in which I’d been wandering for so long.
On tour during Christmas vacation at Cambridge with its European Theatre Group, playing Shakespeare. I knew it was the best time of my life.
The day our rescue dog came for a visit. I burst into tears. And my (most recent) wedding, of course.
I was really disappointed not to be auditioned for Pride & Prejudice, but then they changed their minds and I got the part of Mrs Bennet.
An old tutor at Guildford School of Acting – Ian Ricketts. He is a wonderfully inspiring man.
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