The actor, 54, on youthful pratfalls, Lancashire people and the power of musicI’m a happier person when I’m making people laugh. It’s always nice to do comedy, because you’re uplifting people. I go in phases where I end up doing a lot of doom and gloom and then a lot of comedy. I get fed up of one and go back to the other. But comedy makes me feel a lot better, psychologically. If you’re making people laugh, it’s much, much nicer than making people cry.I was rebellious as a teenager. I was of the post-punk era, new romantic, where people did dress strangely, to annoy their parents. It’s very difficult now for the younger generation. There’s very little to rail against, because parents go: “We like that, too! We like festivals! We want to go with you!” Continue reading…
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