I hate amusement arcades. When I was a little wheelie on holiday with my family in Wales, this was one of our safe havens on rainy days. Dad would ration out the two pences and send me and my brother… — Liz Carr Copy Share Image
Since 'coming out,' I've marched in gay pride parades all around the world, I've filled my home full of rainbow tat and I've become… — Liz Carr Copy Share
I am a control freak back seat driver; a map reading co-pilot who directs every turn of the wheel. — Liz Carr Copy Share
Yes, there was one thing that I missed not being able to do - walk on a beach. I've always had this romantic image… — Liz Carr Copy Share
Everybody has a story and being a disabled person means you have a unique story. — Liz Carr Copy Share
Silent Witness' took nine months a year, so it did cut out an awful lot of projects that I would have loved to do.… — Liz Carr Copy Share
I don't eat well, exercise or do whatever is necessary to be as healthy as I can be. No, instead I obsess that every… — Liz Carr Copy Share
There's nothing like a medical questionnaire to dampen the romance of any moment. — Liz Carr Copy Share
In the same way you might have a British-sign-language performance, I think you should have Covid-safer performances. — Liz Carr Copy Share
The first PA I sacked had taken a shine to my then boyfriend, another helped herself to my purse, another decided it would be… — Liz Carr Copy Share
I often get people saying they are a disabled actor and how nice it is to see a disabled actor on screen. — Liz Carr Copy Share
When the disabled and able-bodied worlds collide in normal life, many are unsure how to act and what to say. — Liz Carr Copy Share
When the other girls had physical or practical classes like PE, drama or science, I would spend the lessons in the library, alone. — Liz Carr Copy Share
Television and film seem to love those individuals who want to die. They're less keen to cover the rest of us who might want… — Liz Carr Copy Share
