westwallys:“Having 17 children and losing them all, at various stages, is just horrific. And to carr

westwallys:“Having 17 children and losing them all, at various stages, is just horrific. And to carr
westwallys:“Having 17 children and losing them all, at various stages, is just horrific. And to carr
westwallys:“Having 17 children and losing them all, at various stages, is just horrific. And to carr
westwallys:“Having 17 children and losing them all, at various stages, is just horrific. And to carr
westwallys:“Having 17 children and losing them all, at various stages, is just horrific. And to carr
westwallys:“Having 17 children and losing them all, at various stages, is just horrific. And to carr
westwallys:“Having 17 children and losing them all, at various stages, is just horrific. And to carr
westwallys:“Having 17 children and losing them all, at various stages, is just horrific. And to carr
westwallys:“Having 17 children and losing them all, at various stages, is just horrific. And to carr
westwallys:“Having 17 children and losing them all, at various stages, is just horrific. And to carr

westwallys:“Having 17 children and losing them all, at various stages, is just horrific. And to carry that pain, that heartache — the mental pain, and the physical pain she was in every day — is extraordinary. Anne was a hobbling health hazard. She had gout, poor vision, and spent much of her life in bed, convalescing. People would make the most of her illnesses and manipulate her, I suppose to get their own needs met. And she was patronised, and spoiled. Imagine to never know if people genuinely love you, or if they love what they can get from you.” — Olivia Colman about her character Queen Anne in ‘The Favourite’ (2018) -- source link
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