Robyn Malcolm

And I'm sorry that you felt that, but I don't give a fuck.

It was just so great.

It was so great.

And I went up to her and I went, I just have to say, I just, I just admire you so much because of, cause she, she was one of those real beauties as a young juvenile lead actress.

And the fact that she was able to turn her back entirely on that and own where she is now.

I mean, it should be a natural journey.

It shouldn't even be something that we have to battle to do.

But I just thought her journey was so courageous because of how awful people were to her because she wasn't that creature.

And I guess the point I'm making is that I don't think I ever was.

So I don't think I should.

You know?

You're absolutely right.

And I think at the moment it's very odd.

But those creatures are like, it's like they seem to go into that world quite willingly.

Like there's a buy-in.

And particularly at the moment,

was it the BAFTAs?

It was one of the big awards ceremonies and the impact of those weight loss drugs on already very slender actresses combined with all that money that allows them to do all that.

Like they are becoming creatures.

They're ceasing to look human.