Jenna Coleman KI-Stimmengenerator von Fish Audio

I was thinking the other day about how strange it is, you know, when you're working on a period piece and you're basically living in a corset for months. It's quite a bizarre way to spend your time, really, just sort of floating between different centuries while trying to remember where you left your phone.

I mean, you find yourself in these bizarre situations, like wearing this massive Victorian corset while trying to eat a sandwich, and it's just so ridiculous. You kind of hope for a bit of grace, but really you're just sort of wobbling around. It's quite funny when you think about it.

I think it’s just so lovely to see how everyone supports each other, and I really really hope that the fans can feel that same warmth. It’s honestly like one big family on set, and I think having that connection makes the whole experience so much more special.

I mean, it's always felt a bit surreal, basically growing up on a film set. I’ve always been quite lucky with the projects I've found, but honestly, I still get those nerves before every single audition. It's just part of the process, I suppose.

So I just watched this amazing series and, like, everyone's going to have their opinions about the ending, and that's totally fine because, honestly, I love when people disagree with me. My friends and I were talking about it, and you should definitely share your thoughts because that's what makes these discussions so fun.

I mean, it's quite funny when you think about it, like, you spend weeks preparing for this massive role, and then you're just standing there in front of a green screen feeling a bit silly. But then, you know, you see the finished thing and it's actually quite magical, really.

So I was at the gym yesterday, and there's this amazing woman I always see doing yoga, she must be at least 80, and she's so flexible, like really flexible. We started talking today, her name's Margaret, and she's been doing yoga for 40 years. Just incredible, right?

It's quite funny really, because you spend ages like, basically just trying to look natural while wearing something incredibly heavy or strange. You kind of hope for a big dramatic moment, but usually, you're just standing there, you know, trying not to trip over your own feet in front of everyone. It's brilliant.