I Drag A Lot Of Stuff Round

The Story [in 12 Years A Slave] Serves As A Metaphor For The Fear Of Having Your Family Taken Away, And For Being Abused In Such A Horrific Way. I Lost It A Lot Of Times Watching That Film, Particularly When Seeing The Grace Of The Man When He Finally Makes It Back Home Aged, Changed, Forever Brutalized, And Yet He Apologizes To His Family For His Long Absence. That Was Such A Profoundly Moving Moment Capturing The Triumph Of Dignity Over The Disgraceful Behavior Of Those Involved In The Slave Trade.

We're Living Through A Time Where We Are Fighting Wars Fostered By Politics, Admittedly Not On The Same Scale As The First World War, But With Equally Tragic Realities For Our Soldiers And Their Families.

I've Realised Now That The Reality Of Children Is You Have To Be In The Right Place With The Right Person.

I'm Still Very Sensitive And Wary Of People Recognising Me The Only Thing That Really Annoys Me Is People Trying To Surreptitiously Take A Photo On Their Phone Without Asking. I Feel It's Cowardly And A Bit Pathetic. Just Ask Me If You Really Want Me To Have A Photograph With You.

You Can Perfect Genius Because Genius Is Not Perfection. On His Level And His Practice And His Methodology, It's Almost Inhuman. So, That's Been A Fantastic Arc To Play, And Boy Does It Go Somewhere In This Series.