knowing that you wanted to act as a sort of a fuzzy origin starring robin stage
right choice of which storytelling and the world are being urged nation and
really close combination of those two things I like very first role as I read
them about to this day
lines which is always a very good thing include NK not have any lines to go just
cost you a good combination I was playing the legendary
actually headed your time as well with you thought you knew and carried with
you you know I mean I think we all the products and parents and I was the
product of 22 people post who really believed in women
independently and we believe that we should not just as women but as people
dependent you know they grew up in a used when they were young
in London it was a depressing day true those terrible days again and went to
second world war and he went to patients also say 2010 ok you from 20 to 40 was
very very difficult I mean she just really need to punish independence which
are important and they wanted my sister might be teaches and I did actually
trained as a teacher became a teacher was a wonderful teacher whole life but
that was not what I wanted a story of hollywood is you know when you have a
certain age you run out of film roles that picking this year the mom and your
grand mother but it seems like you have just had his bountiful I mean obviously
kekilli you know thank God for all about that you had but did you ever get that
under control after Jane Tennison or did it just sort of my roles became much
more interesting forty he won the whole thing that still the case not you're
lucky enough you can manage to hang on in there was only did and I i think it
was every four years at least three or four years I don't look in his eye he
was my love my ambition really was in the theater and and had made reached
more than I was cut out and I think that sort of deep in the hole and made people
think of me
and strengthen each of the characters you know something that had come natural
to you in a way it's placing his determination quiet for us 39th a quiet
trustees me like that again as people always change the interesting change in
any role is to complexity and carriage and competitiveness comes to that week
class strong role is actually a role that's full of week availability and
London silence those are the best well I just as boring right now all powerful
complex insecure people you want to job as hot as it is to reflect the nature of
humanity so you want that to be as complex as possible I will let the
audience that you want to tell me for the second you to claim her again but
you're right I could change it wasn't always that your favorite amongst your
favorite people idk was temporary and grade no I went to the read-through
absolutely determined to reach
also if we could do a reading of the play before we you know committed to
anything I went to be true
thinking I'm gonna do the right to
and I'm going to say I'm really sorry but I don't think this is the right
thing to do this again
her character you want age 42 house yeah I'm stopping to you and I walked in and
there was this amazing team beat people here to people issues but in a pita
mogul alright and don't get the direct
design your favorite design I'm he's just need of British theatre people and
I thought you were going to walk away from this time you want me know so I
knew about the individuals have to do it and it opened up all these parts for you
know one of the things you did to chatting backstage Carolyn choose
mentioning look like an ability to gender discrimination in hollywood
detail you and your gender and I thought she had killed albeit question of Helen
know how do you think you'll find me into consideration when you've been
having trying to have this conversation with you long time everyday conversation
is beginning to be repeating media and talked about I just hope it continues