I'm Not Dressing For Anyone

When You’ve Had Children, Your Body Changes; There’s History To It. I Like The Evolution Of That History; I’m Fortunate To Be With Somebody Who Likes The Evolution Of That History. I Think It’s Important To Not Eradicate It. I Look At Someone’s Face And I See The Work Before I See The Person... You’re Certainly Not Staving Off The Inevitable. And If You’re Doing It Out Of Fear, That Fear’s Still Going To Be Seen Through Your Eyes. The Windows To Your Soul, They Say.

I Think Marriage Is All About Timing. Getting Married Is Insanity; I Mean, It's A Risk - Who Knows If You're Going To Be Together Forever? But You Both Say, 'we're Going To Take This Chance, In The Same Spirit.

I Just Don't See Myself As The Heroine In My Own Narrative.

I Love Those Moments On Stage, On Screen And In Life When You Dispense With Language, When You Sort Of Transcend It In A Way, And Certainly The Experience Of Falling In Love, I Think, Defies Words, Which Is Why Poets, Painters, Musicians, Actors Have Tried To Describe That Feeling, Writers Have Just Tried To Put Words To That.

My Husband Wasn't Put Off By It - He Thought It Was Hilarious To See Me Dressed As Dylan! He Didn't Particularly Want To Kiss Me With Stubble All Over My Face - It Felt A Bit Odd! But I Think He's Used To It [the Make-up Process].