When my son was about three years old and I was working at the National Theatre. I remember cycling from Twickenham, and thinking, “This is the golden age: I’ll never be happier or more content than this.”
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Paterson Joseph
British actor and author
United Kingdom · b. 1964
Arts and letters
Born in London, Paterson Joseph, 55, trained at Lamda and went on to perform for the RSC and the National Theatre. His films include In The Name Of The Father and The Beach, and television roles include Peep Show, Green Wing and Timeless. Next month, he appears in the BBC adaptation of Malorie Blackman’s novel Noughts & Crosses. He is divorced and lives in London.
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I wouldn’t live so long in France. After eight years, I came back to London.
Pressing uniforms in a laundry. I was 14. I lied about my age and said I was 16, even though I probably looked about 12.
A private detective.
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