I was a serious little girl growing up in Leeds and had supportive parents who were instrumental in my success.
The Guardian, The Guardian, 13 November 2021 source ↗
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I was a serious little girl growing up in Leeds and had supportive parents who were instrumental in my success.
The Guardian, The Guardian, 13 November 2021 source ↗
Cleaning toilets in a motorway service station.
Working in an abattoir.
It’s also one of the best jobs I’ve done, but two hours in, when everyone’s pissed and ignoring you, hosting the Brit awards can be a tough gig.
Several: cutting the local vicar's lawn, shovelling shit from a stable, waiting tables, picking up and washing actors' smelly pants and socks.
I was a serious little girl growing up in Leeds and had supportive parents who were instrumental in my success.
Not having my parents around to share my success.
I told Sean Connery he’d have to lose his Glaswegian accent and take elocution lessons if he wanted to be an actor. When he became James Bond, I never got a chance to tell him how wrong I’d been.
No man has ever tried to pinch my bottom or lay a hand on me, and they’ve always shown me great respect. There’s a lot of rapists and bad men out there but a lot of decent ones too.
I've never really been unhappy.
I try not to be a burden to people, I’m too strong and independent for that.
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