Robyn Malcolm

The whole job is to show up yourself and be honest about that so that an audience can have a –

have a personal relationship with it.

And it's not, there's nothing about it that's aspirational.

You know, like you open a Vogue magazine and that's horrifically aspirational, I guess.

You know, although some of the handbags, I mean.

But that's where I think we get skew.

And you watch these, I mean, I go back to these girls on the red carpet and it's like, it always feels a little bit like you're looking at people going,

Winner, winner, chicken dinner, you know.

I just feel so much better than everybody else.

And you know they don't.

And so I feel at the moment it's really important to push back against all of that.

as much as I can, you know?

And I think it's getting better.

There's a lot more talk now amongst actresses my age, at least, about this.

And there's, particularly over here in the UK, I really feel that.

And I wonder whether it's because there's such a big theatre community here as well, and it's never impacted in the theatre the same way it has on screen.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I might be a wee bit more creaky when I get up.

Yeah, maybe.

Ow.