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My daughter Dolly singing Your Song by Elton John when she was 11. I was filming and the filming is pathetic because you can tell I’m just wobbling with tears. I want everyone to cry at my funeral, including my daughter.
My song, Suddenly.
Don’t Stop Believin’ [by Journey].
As a native-derived person, we don’t believe in death. Death is a western, fear-based concept. We believe that an eternal spirit is housed into a temporary vehicle, and when that vehicle no longer becomes tenable to inhabit, we just move on. If I had to play music, I’d insist on Beethoven’s Triple Concerto.
At work, my happiest moments are between “action” and “cut”. I am also very happy when justice is done, and when camping.
If someone could answer my emails.
Fear of the future.
The elderly, because it takes courage to get through the day when there isn’t some glorious future ahead.
Two and a half weeks ago, when a loved one was going away. Separations never get any easier.
My one-woman show playing Emily Dickinson: two hours by myself on stage and over 50 performances. I’m really happy I had the guts to do that.
Adrian Edmondson, Aidan Gillen, Alison Steadman, Anna Friel, Anna Paquin, Beverley Knight
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