Nicola Coughlan

But like they were watching it in the screen and I got to leave and I was like, enjoy, bye.

Enjoy, bye.

You don't want to watch it with them.

Yeah, it's true.

He used to ask me for directions all the time.

I actually don't have a bad sense of direction, but also I looked like a child for like a really long time.

So I was like, I don't think I would ask a child, like, how do I get, you know, to the shop?

But whenever actors go, I'm shy, you're like, you're not shy.

You couldn't be, but...

I do quite.

I think one-on-one and I'm like, I very much have that divide of like, if I'm performing, you can look at it.

And then I step away.

I'm like, don't look at me.

I'm not doing anything interesting.

I want to go.

Definitely.

Well, it was funny because that was weirdly sort of manageable in a way because it was a show that people went, really love it.

And you go, oh, thanks.

And then when Bridgerton was coming out, I was like, oh, well, I know what that's like.

And then the numbers of that were unfathomable.