Kristin Scott Thomas

Okay, right, okay.

So...

And, you know, thinking about... And the nuns were completely adorable.

And I think about these nuns and my sort of heart swells because they were so, so sweet.

They weren't wicked, nasty nuns at all.

So you have the narcissist house type, the good ones.

They were really, really lovely.

Sister Marceline was my favourite.

I mean, Sister Marceline, I have a memory of Sister Marceline.

I got measles or something and I had a terrible fever and I was put into sickbay and my mother was miles and miles and miles away, couldn't come.

And she was sent for, but it took a few days for her to get there.

And this was a long time ago.

We're talking like 69, 70.

And I woke up in the middle of the night and there lying on the floor was the nun who'd taken off her veil.

But she was fully dressed, but she'd taken off her little bonnet underneath.

But she was lying on the floor making sure I was all right.

You know, I can never forget that.

And then on Thursdays, we'd have our hair washed.

You know, it was sort of... It was kind of... Anyway, it was what it was.

And then when I went to my secondary school, I was very proud to be able to go there because my mother had been there.