I'm A Would-be Rebel. The Good Girl

Parkinson's Is A Slow But Inevitable Process. It's Hard Living With It On A Daily Basis. The Difficulty Facing People With It Is That They Never Quite Know 'can I Or Can't I Do This Today?'

You Have To Go Through The Long, Painful Process Of Learning Techniques To Be Able To Recognize A "good Accident" Or A "bad Accident."

I'd Like To See A Much More Open Monarchy, Myself. I Used To Think They Were Completely Useless And We Should Get Rid Of Them. I Don't Necessarily Feel That Way Anymore. I'm Still Ambivalent, I Still Loathe The British Class System, And The Royal Family Are The Apex Of The British Class System.

I've Always Been Battling Against My Sense Of Dignity And Refinement. I Was Embarrassed By Any Bodily Functions When I Was Younger. I Could Never Even Blow My Nose.

When I Was Doing Shakespeare And I Had Spent A Lot Of Time And Effort In Trying To Become A Great Shakespearean Actress. That Was How I Started My Career, Was In The Theater Doing Shakespeare. And My Ambition Was To Be A Great Classical Actress. That Was What I Wanted More Than Anything. So, I Really Pursued That In The First Four Years Of My Career. And It Was An Uphill Struggle. It Really Was. Shakespeare's Difficult And Shakespeare In A Big Theater Is Even More Difficult. So, Anyway, It Was A Struggle For Me.