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A car accident in British Columbia 35-40 years ago. I was driving too quickly on a dirt road and lost control of the car, and it went off a cliff and got stuck in some treetops. We were not at all hurt; we actually just climbed out.
Scarlet fever, 1962. Hypothermia, 1974. Lightning strike, 1986.
On a flight to Newcastle, when we had terrible storms. The plane dropped quickly and the oxygen masks fell down. We had to land in Manchester.
When I rode on the back of a motorbike from London to Rome with my eyes closed the entire way.
All the things that seem very unimportant and manageable the next morning.
I am a terrible driver, so not having killed myself or anyone else, so far.
Not being able to sing.
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes.
Our dog, Snowy. He’s a miniature poodle, and he’s needy and really irritating as a result.
Yesterday, at my stepsister’s funeral. She was 78, an actor, and died of cancer.
David Jason, Rory Kinnear, Liev Schreiber, Isabelle Huppert, Peter Capaldi, Tom Ellis
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