Flashlight by Parliament.
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Flashlight by Parliament.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 7 November 2015 source ↗
One of my daughter's. She wrote a song for me called Strong Like You, and she played it at the opening of my last play, Mother Courage. Every mother there cried.
Eric Idle’s Always Look on the Bright Side of Life. That’s me, really.
I’ve been through a lot of grief in my life and there are intimate moments where you need to bawl your eyes out. As the dead person, I want to say: this is a moment you cannot control, life goes to shit sometimes. So I would choose Don’t Worry, Be Happy by Bobby McFerrin; some things you can’t change.
Smile by Nat King Cole.
Barack Obama – just for the simple fact he took the shot and went all the way to president.
My kids, for not being around much.
To be born independently wealthy.
The transition from streetlife to the legitimate world.
Alone, chillin’ with Coco.
Dan Stevens, Omid Djalili, Simon Bird, Patricia Hodge, Stephen Dillane, Gemma Whelan
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