Doing a compulsory standup routine in my first week of drama school.
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I don’t think I’ve ever been close to death but I am a nervous flyer, especially during turbulence, so there have been many times where I’ve felt that I was.
A motorbike crash. I broke my shoulder and ribs and was so scared I didn’t ride for two years.
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My father, because he’s never run away from anything.
Ten years ago I bought a painting. I lived with it for a year before realising I didn’t like it at all. So it’s on my wall, mocking me daily.
Funerals are for the people left behind, so I don’t mind.
To anyone I’ve worked with between 5.30am and 8.30am. I am not a morning person.
As I get older, I get happier.
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