To still be working.
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View all 192 →Being mum to my awesome children, Woody and Nelly. They make my day, every day. I do joke with them that I’m happy to pay for the therapy they’ll inevitably need in later years due to my terrible parenting.
Not giving up on myself. As a gay black man things are, at times, more difficult.
My books. There’s no greater feeling than a disabled child coming up to me and saying, “I’ve never seen myself in a book before.”
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A watch that begins with an R.
Worry about work: it’s a precarious business being an actor.
For two weeks I worked behind the players’ bar at Bolton Wanderers football club – footballers don’t tip.
I wouldn’t have tried to break up a fight when I was 17.
Simply as a man who put a smile on the face of everyone he met.
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