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Hello, come on in and pull up a chair for the podcast where we feed famous focus on

the conversation flows. My guest today is a comedian writer and actress. She first became

big news. There's one of the team that created the groundbreaking BBC sketch show Goodness

Gracious Me first on radio and then on TV in the 1990s. As well as writing her semi-autobiographical

novel Anita and me which has become a school set text. She is hugely in demand as an actor.

Most recently appearing in the Devil's Al with Peter Capaldi for Amazon Prime and Raw

for Apple TV alongside Nicole Kidman. It's the wondrous Mirror Sy out. You've been asked

about things you'd like still to do. Clear Patrick. You would make a bloody good clear

pattern. Thank you. Well get off me barge. Who's asked this? Welcome to Bermansy Street

in Southeast London just across the Thames. I'm standing outside the restaurant Pizarro

which is the eponymous restaurant at the great chef Jose Pizarro. There are many great

Spanish chefs in London but I think Jose really has a reasonable claim to be one of the

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