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‘Be yourself but look like everyone else’: Imelda Staunton on younger people’s dilemma
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Ahead of her new film & Sons, Imelda Staunton discusses the privilege of the craft, her 40-year partnership with Jim Carter, and why she’s never been one to chase celebrity.
- ‘Be yourself but look like everyone else’: Imelda Staunton on younger people’s dilemma
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- 19m agoSydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU): Ahead of her new film & Sons, Imelda Staunton discusses the privilege of the craft, her 40-year partnership with Jim Carter, and why she’s n
- 19m agoBrisbane Times (AU): Ahead of her new film & Sons, Imelda Staunton discusses the privilege of the craft, her 40-year partnership with Jim Carter, and why she’s n
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