Juicy, funny, impulsive.
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Should talk less.
Nurturing, musical, uncompromising.
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Lack of compassion and arrogance.
One was seeing Warren Mitchell in Death of a Salesman when I was 18. I thought it was the most amazing piece of acting. The other was seeing my sister Sorcha (1) in Brian Friel's version of Three Sisters when I was 23. I'd trained as a musician, but I saw that and thought: "Well, now I know how to play Irina (2)." A few years later, I did.
I don’t know, but I am quite happy returning to the universe.
Rex Harrison told me I had absolutely no comic timing.
Being caught having an emergency pee in the Cotswolds by two unsuspecting walkers.
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