How are you coping? How's it going? Well, it's a bit vacuous, isn't it?

Can I have the date? Oh, no. I only know the date because we're doing this today. Can I get

no the date all the time? Yes. In the middle of the night, I suddenly woke up and I thought of two

lines. I wasted time and now the rough time wasted me. Oh, yeah. You have the favorite of the

second David. I have. Yes, of course you have. Yes. You know, yes. I know. I can't

afford to waste this time. I just think, oh God, 85. I can't waste any more days. I know, it's all

a bit weird. And we've got homeschooling going on here, which is a total really fall out with your

own children. How old are they? Oh, we've got a range. We've got an 18-year-old. So he's done. He's

not in school. But then we've got 9, 7, I have to keep thinking, 4 and 7 months. Excuse me.

Yeah, we've got all going. I know. I wish someone would explain to me how we're still.

David Tennant does a podcast with Judy Dange.

Thank you so much for doing this. It's a real joy to me that you're here.

It's an Anthony. When I tell people that I was talking to you today,

everyone without fail goes a little sort of glassy-eyed and immediately says someone like,

oh, but I love her. And that's from people who know you very well, who've worked with you,

other people have never met you, who just admired you. I mean, universally, you receive adoration.

And I don't possibly only Queen Elizabeth herself demands more loyalty from the people of Britain.

And she's probably a more controversial figure. So I think you are, Steven Fry said that you

should have railings built around you so that you could come, could cover and admire you.

I know he's the one with the railings. He's a great big prince. This would be

glitzed and railings. Well, this is undoubtedly lovely and right and proper that you're

regarded as such. Does it not feel like a terrible pressure to be so adored?

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