I’m always happiest when I’m with my family.
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View all 580 →In the one photo I’ve seen where my smile looks convincing – I’m four years old, so I’m guessing then. But I just won a Bafta and that felt amazing, too. So, roughly every 40 years.
With no shoes on in the African bush with my family.
On holiday in the south of France.
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