I cry all the time. Films can tip me over. Especially Pixar ones. I alarmed my kids when we went to see Coco – I was a mess. I cried at the Elton John gig at Glastonbury.
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When I watched a series called Pose. The hospital scenes took me right back to when we were going through the Aids years. It’s the same with It’s a Sin.
In 2001, when my eldest son died.
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My housemate, because I keep shrinking his jumpers in the wash.
So many things. Every headline in the newspaper, global warming … the list goes on.
Working as a waitress in a cocktail bar in Shoreditch, London.
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My mum [the actor, Sally Dynevor] in so many ways. She is the real definition of a superwoman to me.
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