An uncle I loved got me into Fred Astaire when I was young. We had a scratchy old album of the 'Top Hat' musical. I'd pretend I could tap-dance and my uncle would say: 'Go, Tara, go!' — Tara Fitzgerald Copy Share Image
If you measure success by money, then your achievements are easy to calculate. But if you're a creative person and you measure your achievements… — Tara Fitzgerald Copy Share
Some years ago, I was introduced to Nicole Kidman and I curtseyed! I'm sure she doesn't remember but she looked a bit startled. You… — Tara Fitzgerald Copy Share
I have an unusual larynx; when I auditioned at RADA, they thought I had nodes on my throat, but it's just my natural voice… — Tara Fitzgerald Copy Share
Mum was a photographer and didn't have much money, and I was always conscious of the fact. We didn't go on holidays very much,… — Tara Fitzgerald Copy Share
There are a lot of good roles I wouldn't have been able to play in my 20s - something like Lady Macbeth, for instance,… — Tara Fitzgerald Copy Share
Each time you get a job you really want, there's a feeling of accomplishment, you feel like you're in stride with yourself, where everything… — Tara Fitzgerald Copy Share
I can be a bit of a know-all. That's been a defence since I was young. I often say: 'Oh yes, I know, I… — Tara Fitzgerald Copy Share
I only ever wanted fame on my own terms, which was naive. I didn't understand the rules of engagement, that networking was an essential… — Tara Fitzgerald Copy Share
As a young actress, I lacked a lot of confidence. I had no real sense of autonomy or belief that I had a right… — Tara Fitzgerald Copy Share
Actors are never resting. Even if you're not working, you're looking for the next job. — Tara Fitzgerald Copy Share
I'm loving being in the West End. There's something marvellous about Covent Garden in the summer. There's such an infusion of people and tourists.… — Tara Fitzgerald Copy Share
I went to Deia in Majorca when I was a student and it didn't stop raining. It went on and on to the point… — Tara Fitzgerald Copy Share
I get bored with our political correctness; I find it irritating, dreary and lacking in imagination. — Tara Fitzgerald Copy Share
