Jamie Laing

Some really do want to mimic their parents.

But typically as kids, you want to, I think you grow up not wanting to be your parents and then slightly you become your parents.

I mean, the amazing thing, you've created a show that's made, you know, conversation.

It's kind of, it's changed how people think about society and our children growing up in it, which is amazing.

You've shifted that.

And just with adolescence, it's got 141 million views in its first week or something ridiculous like that?

Let's change that.

What was it like working with Stephen Graham again?

I sat with him on a table once and I met Owen Cooper, who I love.

Lovely boy.

You mentioned earlier that you have autism.

Yes.

The diagnosis was in 2022, is that right?

Well, I suppose when you were diagnosed with autism, was that a relief?

Was that helpful?

You said earlier that you'd be in Ravenclaw.

With people that don't want to leave the world.

But your writing clearly influences society in a big way.

So therefore, why would you be in Ravenclaw?

So you don't like, you like to be the step back.