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I Am Not Too Keen On My Nose, I Don't Like My Knees, I Hate My Ankles, I Am Unsure About My Behind, I Don't Like My Legs At All. I Am Not Too Sure About My Chin, My Forehead Is A Bit Dodgy. But, Overall, I Can Live With It.

I Always Tell My Husband, 'that's It, I Quit, I've Done All I Wanted,' And He's Just Like, 'yeah, Yeah. Sure.'

English Actors Feel Vaguely Apologetic For Being There At All. American Actors Know That The Most Important Thing Is To Get One Take Out Of Fifty That Is Great, And They'll Go To Any Length To Get It. The English Are Used To Working Within Consistently Small, Low-budget Things And Think, I Mustn't Waste Their Time.

The Timing Of Comedy Is So Difficult. You've Got To Leave Room For A Laugh, You Don't Want To Kill The Laugh, But On Film, You Can't Just Suddenly Stop For A Laugh And Then Carry On. So, I Think It's A Real Art Form, Comedy On Film.

I Was Part Of The First Generation Of Girls And Women To Be Educated And Go To Grammar School Even If We Didn't Have Much Money. Then That Generation Went, 'ok, Great', And Went Into Medicine Or The Police, And Hit This Wall Of Discrimination From Older Men Who Hadn't Caught Up.