When I came round after being seriously ill. I’d had a dose of morphine, the sun was shining and I thought, “Ah yes, I live!”
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 16 June 2018 source ↗
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What period or moment in your life brought you the most joy?Originally asked
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When I came round after being seriously ill. I’d had a dose of morphine, the sun was shining and I thought, “Ah yes, I live!”
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 16 June 2018 source ↗
I consider myself quite a happy person. One of the most exciting times was when Sarah was born.
When I was about to embark on filming The Lord Of The Rings, prior to any kind of fame or notoriety, full of hope and dreams, and excitement of the adventures ahead.
When I lived with my grandmother in Trinidad, before I came to England to live with my mother in Newcastle at the age of seven.
Any time I’m in rehearsals.
I was what I call a “nut lifter” in a factory in Enfield. I had to get nuts and bolts from the production line into big tins.
A professional footballer.
When my dad died this year.
The eradication of poverty would be nice, but at the moment, a double macchiato.
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