A utility room.
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A utility room.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 11 April 2020 source ↗
A potion that would make me fit, thin, healthy and useful.
A dog. (I don't have one because we're back and forth over the Atlantic and it would be cruel to leave it.)
Two ears. I am deaf in my right ear and I’ve just developed musical tinnitus – it’s not an interesting tune and you don’t choose it. I had three weeks of Hare Krishna night and day. Then it changed to Rod Stewart’s Sailing.
An extra day in the week when no one can contact you.
Bringing two kids into the world, but my interrogation scene in Line Of Duty comes a close second. It was 12 minutes long and, without question, the hardest passage of dialogue I’ve had to learn.
As an everyman who could act a bit.
The highest of highs and the lowest of lows.
A designer green jacket from Selfridges I bought in my 20s for £700, a ridiculous amount of money. My family and friends said I looked like a peace activist and I never wore it again.
The light in my neighbours’ kitchen because they still haven’t put a blind up.
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