Paris was all I wanted and needed. Didn't feel obliged to do anything, we did what we wanted and ate loads of food, sat about in cafes drinking (I'm so unglam being a non-drinker, I doubt Rita Heyworth or Sophia Loren ever ordered a Diet Coke), went up the Eiffel Tower to the very top (my calves BURN) and wandered about between its feet in the ( Read more... )

Yay. We did barely anything and it was awesome. Sat consisted of chatting, brownies, reading, watching the Grand Prix qualifiers followed by Tour de France followed by Borat and Event Horizon, which scared the shit out of me. Sam Neill takes his face off a lot ( Read more... )

This is great, sitting in a mad halal internet cafe about to see Bruno in about 10 mins with Man, Tim (Vasques) and Imran (Donado) from the show. Very exciting. But also sad cause is last night tonight. But things are good....I think. Managed to say some little pieces to Man of how much I hate not being able to comfort him ever and yeah,well, it's ( Read more... )

40 Secrets About You. Be honest no matter what.

I totally love how one of these questions is "What's your favourite colour?" Oh no you've blown my cover! My secret colour-love!

In real life, things are actually...OK. Tomorrow, back to doctor and I'm less scared about that. Don't want to jinx it though. On Friday I'm working at the Watermill car park ( Read more... )

We've had 3 telephone calls today at home and every time I get up thinking, "Will this be RADA?" but each time Edward Kemp turned out to be Geordie, Scottish or a woman! So no, he hasn't called. Still waiting. Still playing solitaire.

• TUESDAY: Saw the movie "Bunch of Amateurs" Tuesday evening, which was quite fun. Despite deserted Newbury, and I ( Read more... )

I have forbidden myself from writing too much about RADA. But discovered, to my horror, that 100 people make it to the final round (out of a total of 3000 applicants overall) At a stretch, I could possibly be a 1 in 20 actress. I am not a 1 in a 100 actress. But I have never felt so mercenary about anything. It hurts. God it aches, it tears me ( Read more... )

*sobs weakly* So...much...money. I just spent £70 on petrol, Katie's birthday prezzies, books and make-up. GOD, make-up counter staff are terrifying. It's like, you're browsing, you're curious but you're not settling on anything in particular, maybe you'll get that or maybe not and you're just about drifting- "HELLO, CAN I HELP YOU?"
In Syracuse ( Read more... )

I had like an INTENSE dream being Frodo last night. This is getting out of hand. I watched the end of Return of the King yesterday too, thinking that'd get it out of my system. WRONG ANSWER. I bawled, though I've seen that film a bajillion times. Urgh. Maybe I'm just reeeally lonely.

Anyway, here are some modelling outtakes! Yay! I love the sort of ( Read more... )

I loved the BAFTAs this year and there were loads of moments (bad and good) that made me get up and shout at the telly.

·         Slumdog was a great film BUT it did not deserve the Sound award over Wall-E, the film which comprised 90% of sound effects created by humans. Brad Bird just created these sounds, it's what he does, and he gave a robot a ( Read more... )

OK, I don't watch that much TV but the BBC are now cancelling dramas such as Larkrise to Candleford and The Royal in favour of reality TV. I mean, I really don't watch a lot of TV but SERIOUSLY? I'm not saying soap operas and reality TV doesn't have their place, they're obvs incredibly popular but what about the likes of Frank Cottrell Boyce's "God ( Read more... )