Humour was a big part of growing up. It was a valuable currency in our household to be funny. — Rebecca Front Copy Share Image
I was convinced that death was stalking my family, because my grandfather died a couple of days after my dad nearly drowned. — Rebecca Front Copy Share Image
Growing up, our household felt unusual because none of my friends' parents had creative jobs like mine did: my dad was an… — Rebecca Front Copy Share Image
My grandfather took my mum and her siblings on driving holidays to Europe when they were growing up. When he died and… — Rebecca Front Copy Share Image
Everybody hits a registry office at some point in their life, or at least, you know, a member of your family at… — Rebecca Front Copy Share Image
I should have a gold medal for worrying. I worry about everyone, but my family know it's with good intentions. — Rebecca Front Copy Share Image
My parents completely supported mine and my brother's career choices - I'm an actor, he's a writer. — Rebecca Front Copy Share Image
You can make dark, sinister, weird jokes without being deeply offensive. — Rebecca Front Copy Share Image
The Thick of It' is not 'Spitting Image,' mocking recognisable establishment figures of the day. The writers don't so much react to real events… — Rebecca Front Copy Share Image
I make quite a good veggie or vegan ramen when I'm absolutely forced to cook and that usually turns out quite well. — Rebecca Front Copy Share Image
I always harmonise when I sing along to music - it's ridiculous, but I can't help myself. — Rebecca Front Copy Share Image
I could be an extrovert but I was also this anxious, introverted child. — Rebecca Front Copy Share Image
I developed claustrophobia when I was about seven. And I am no stranger to panic attacks. — Rebecca Front Copy Share Image
When I was a child, headlice were something to be mentioned in hushed horror. There was undoubtedly an element of snobbery in this, since… — Rebecca Front Copy Share Image
My mother is an absolute stickler for honesty. If you found money in the street you handed it in to a shop or found… — Rebecca Front Copy Share Image
Sometimes you meet someone and you think they understand people on a different level from everyone else. — Rebecca Front Copy Share Image
