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The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 13 May 2017 source ↗
My mother, because I didn’t appreciate until after she’d gone that she was a vulnerable human being. I just expected her to know everything and be everything.
If I’m ever out of line, I’m very quick to apologise and try to make amends.
My father, with whom I had a complex relationship: often, when I was young, his desire to protect me clashed with the stubbornness of my choices.
My younger self, because I was very, very tough on myself.
In my teens, peeling garlic to make pie filling in a butcher’s shop.
That I am not a chorus girl in a West End musical.
A spy, a witch and a nun.
I think you can be happy every day, if you are in the flow.
David Harewood, Rose Ayling-Ellis, Joanna Scanlan, Gina McKee, Josette Simon, Milton Jones
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