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My daughter Dolly singing Your Song by Elton John when she was 11. I was filming and the filming is pathetic because you can tell I’m just wobbling with tears. I want everyone to cry at my funeral, including my daughter.
Jump Around by House Of Pain, and Pull Up To The Bumper by Grace Jones: stuff people could dance to.
I’m living for ever, so I won’t be having one. But just in case, I can imagine My Way by Frank Sinatra belting out as I’m cremated or put in the ground.
David Bowie’s Life On Mars.
A bed from Savoir Beds. People spend loads of money on cars, but spend more of their lives sleeping than driving. The maths is wrong, if you ask me.
I ran 10k once. I’ve got a medal.
As an accomplished dancer and tennis player, because I do neither, so my loved ones would be very confused.
Lack of magnesium.
My mother, Hannah: nearly 82, mother of four, homemaker, retired GP and knitter extraordinaire.
The Guardian’s review of my book.
Vicky McClure, Lena Headey, Rory Kinnear, Emily Mortimer, Joely Richardson, Robert Carlyle
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