Shakespeare's Stories Are Still Very Strong. He

I Was Brought Up By My Grandparents. So People Go, Oh, What Was That Like? That Must Have Been Hard. And You Go: No, It Wasn't.' It Was Just Completely Actually Normal Because The New Norm Seems To Be Whatever You Make Of It, Doesn't It?

When I Was 15 Or 16 - I Slept Really Well Then. Now I Sleep On A Bed Of Anxiety-tipped Nails.

Because Technically Actors Are Just Public Servants Really. They Just Tell Stories Because People Need To Be Told Stories. That's All It Is. And Yet We Get Treated As Though We're Important.

In A Love Scene That's Really Advantageous Because You Don't Have That Horrible Moment Of: "we Don't Really Know What We're Supposed To Be Doing, We Just Know We're Supposed To Be Snogging And Then Shagging." Then The Director Shouts "action" And It's Like: "should I Feel Her Boobs? I Don't Want To Feel Her Boobs!"

The World Seemed Less Scary And I Started To Like Myself A Little Bit More.