What I Feel Personally And What I

Parkinson's Is A Slow But Inevitable Process. It's Hard Living With It On A Daily Basis. The Difficulty Facing People With It Is That They Never Quite Know 'can I Or Can't I Do This Today?'

You Can't Control How Other People See You Or Think Of You. But You Have To Be Comfortable With That.

I've Always Found As An Actress That The Best Thing To Do In Film Or Tv Or Theater Is Just To Lose Yourself In It. Think Of The Story, The Character, The Worlds We're In, And Forget Everything Else.

I Was Part Of The First Generation Of Girls And Women To Be Educated And Go To Grammar School Even If We Didn't Have Much Money. Then That Generation Went, 'ok, Great', And Went Into Medicine Or The Police, And Hit This Wall Of Discrimination From Older Men Who Hadn't Caught Up.

I Knew I Wanted To Engage In The World Of The Imagination, But It Was Not Economically Feasible For Me To Study Acting, So I Went To A Teachers' Training College.