Tricking my dad into doing naked yoga.
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I feel lucky to have been in this business for as long as I have. When I think of the intake that I was with at Rada, only one other person is still an actor, an old fellow called Bill Gaunt.
Raising awareness of ethical and environmental issues in the clothing industry. I think I was the original whistleblower within fashion.
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I’d change my mindset and not be so hard on myself, and impart the knowledge that other people’s intentions aren’t always as well-meaning as my own.
An actor – that’s all I’ve ever wanted to do. I went to stage school when I was 13.
I was in a car crash when I was 16, and I have a little scar on my face from smashing the passenger window with my head. If the car had rolled, I would have been dead.
On my wedding day in Oxfordshire, six years ago.
Kind, fun and that I cared.
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