Clare Dunne

Like when I was 22, I wasn't going, I'm going to be a star.

I'm going to be a star, lads.

I'm going to take over Hollywood.

I swear to God, I loved theatre.

I loved, like, storytelling, like, with people in a room.

All I cared about was that buzz.

I wasn't thinking about money.

I wasn't thinking about anything.

I really was very, very, very naive and green.

So now, looking back, retrospective 2020, isn't it?

It's like, oh my God, like...

I got the bug then to be like, oh, no, I need to be more successful then as I got success because then I got through it like the next year.

So then what do you do then when you've you're like, oh, right.

Oh, there's more.

OK.

And then I ended up doing lots of great theatre and everything.

But then when like the whole, you know, the New York agent comes involved and then all these things come at you from this thing called the industry.

I do this.

Because I'm waking up to the fact that the industry is a concept.

Like, and why do we have the word industry for a thing that is art and storytelling?