Olivia Colman

And yeah, I've got to say, I really enjoyed afterwards people.

Clapping, that was brilliant.

Finally, I thought, oh.

And my mum and dad, who just couldn't really speak afterwards, went, oh, fuck.

And I go, oh, I think that's a good thing.

Oh, the prime of Miss Jean Brody.

Which I obviously didn't have a clue what it meant at the time.

Yeah, yeah.

And looking back now, it was all sort of about fascism.

Well, I sort of, I never really admitted it to anyone out loud, but in my head I thought, I wonder if I'm allowed to be an actor.

Right.

Because I didn't come from that, you know, so I didn't know.

Allowed.

Yeah.

And so I didn't tell, I went off to teacher training college.

which I left after a term and then worked as a cleaner for a long time and still sort of secretly thinking, I really want to try the acting thing.

Bristol Old Vic afterwards, yes.

So...

Yes, I went to the teacher training college where I met my husband who was at the university.

And we were 20, we were doing a play then.