I am going straight to cremation like David Bowie, so there would be no funeral.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 10 October 2020 source ↗
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I am going straight to cremation like David Bowie, so there would be no funeral.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 10 October 2020 source ↗
The Importance Of Being Idle by Oasis. I’m in the video, which is basically my own funeral, so it’d be nice and macabre.
Our family song – Three Is A Magic Number, which my husband played me on the way back from the maternity hospital.
The End by the Beatles.
This week it’s I Fall In Love Too Easily by Chet Baker.
It’s like digging a field together: it’s hard work, not very glamorous, but you can stand back and think, “We did that.”
The moment my daughter was born in 1999, because it took me seven years to conceive.
In my first job in film, a giant bloke dressed like a sumo wrestler asked me to get his G-string out of his arse. He said he couldn’t reach it.
I had no female role models growing up. I lived an incredibly sheltered life: there was no TV at home and we had no visitors. It wasn’t until rock and pop came into my life that I concocted myself as a role model.
I wish I’d told my mother that, in all the years I knew her, she was never once boring. We weren’t demonstrative, so that would have meant that I loved her.
Romantic love – what a con. (I do still believe in it.)
Adrian Edmondson, Cressida Cowell, Shirley MacLaine, Ethan Hawke, Rebecca Front, Richard Osman
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