Before The Days Of Video Village A

The Danger Of Course Is Always Is Caricature. The Biggest Challenge Was To Sound Like Nelson Mandela. Everything Else Is Easy To Do, Walk Like Him. He Has A Few Ticks And Things I Noticed That I Picked Up. I Didn't Have Any Agenda, As It Were, In Playing The Role Other Than To Bring It As Close To Reality As I Possibly Could.

Now That I Have Kids, I'm Probably More Overprotective Than I've Ever Been. My Wife's Nickname For Me Is "red Alert." I Sometimes Check Just To See If The Kids Are Breathing. But I Try Not To Be A Helicopter Parent.

Sending Our Kids In My Family To Private School Was A Big, Big, Big Deal. And It Was A Giant Family Discussion. But It Was A Circular Conversation, Really, Because Ultimately We Don't Have A Choice. I Mean, I Pay For A Private Education And I'm Trying To Get The One That Most Matches The Public Education That I Had, But That Kind Of Progressive Education No Longer Exists In The Public System. It's Unfair.

I've Been Really Lucky. I'll Completely Forget That I'm A Celebrity. And Then Something Will Happen, And I'll Go, 'oh, Right.'

I'd Had People Say, 'you'll Enjoy Being Famous For A Week, And You'll Never Enjoy It Again'. But I Don't Think I Had That Week. I May Have Been Working And Missed That Moment.