Shooting hosiery on top of an iceberg and getting my backside stuck to it.
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Washing up in the Ford factory canteen in Dagenham.
There was a period in the early 2000s when I had been doing celebrity profiles and thought I’d lost my way creatively.
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My complete lack of organisation that affects all part of my life – my living space, my being in touch with people, everything. I am a walking shitshow.
When I was 17 I launched into a rant at my dad about what I thought of him. We never spoke about it again and then he passed away. I would love to say sorry to him.
My wife when I tried out some new material on her, said: “I’m sure the people who like you would like that.”
Their inability to deal with my disorganisation.
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