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You answer as yourself. Nobody on FLAPSS answers as anybody else.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 7 August 2010 source ↗
Getting a house. I didn’t think that was a possibility for me. I’ve been able to do amazing things – Netflix, tours, winning a Bafta – but having something you own is hard, so that’s really up there.
Singing on the Berlin Wall to a million people in 1989.
Being able to buy my parents a house.
I ran 10k once. I’ve got a medal.
To my 17-year-old daughter Isabella, whom I described in an interview last year as "keen on maths".
Overeating when stressed.
Jumping on the seats of a deserted carriage on a London-bound train from Canterbury in 1989.
Sending a text meant for my wife to Dara O'Briain by mistake, revealing myself to be a control freak.
As a well-balanced and functioning thin man.
Boothby Graffoe calling up to pester me into promoting his new album, available on Amazon and iTunes.
Adam Lambert, Adele Parks, Alex Jones, Alice Eve, Alison Steadman, Andrea Riseborough
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