Realising I was never going to make it big in professional swing dance.
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The way I left English cricket. I was scapegoated for the Ashes tour in 2013-14 and there was a bitter battle between the England Cricket Board and me for a few years.
That my parents and my siblings were so shocked and appalled by my changing my path, from university to deciding to be an actor, that they have never seen anything I’ve done.
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My little sister Grace. In all the ways in which I am not capable or grounded or calm, she is.
Either pottering around on my own or performing, so I don’t know what kind of person that makes me.
A couple of ex-boyfriends.
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