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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 251068" data-attributes="member: 23">This song came up in my suggestions last night and I found it unexpectedly moving:

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It&#039;s interesting to see how the shyness, vulnerability and childlike timidity of Victoria in early-ish interviews goes hand-in-hand with a great deal of emotional intelligence and a self-deprecating awareness of her lack of experience.

I also loved her comments in this interview, from newspapers to her own career:
[MEDIA=youtube]3QvKtOZZ_-4[/MEDIA]I love that she knows herself well enough to be fiery and rebut comments. Like her quickly jumping on Mavis Nicholson for saying that Victoria is a topical writer.




This next interview is Victoria Wood at her most fascinating. She talks through her processes (complete with views of her handwritten notes), and discusses topics from euthanasia to early relationship breakups and how they influenced her work:
[MEDIA=youtube]O5Pd2F5V7Bg[/MEDIA]Her frank discussion about death is also quite moving looking at it from 2021.


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[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 251068, member: 23"] [CENTER]This song came up in my suggestions last night and I found it unexpectedly moving: [MEDIA=youtube]es4t4cpPrW0[/MEDIA] It's interesting to see how the shyness, vulnerability and childlike timidity of Victoria in early-ish interviews goes hand-in-hand with a great deal of emotional intelligence and a self-deprecating awareness of her lack of experience. I also loved her comments in this interview, from newspapers to her own career: [MEDIA=youtube]3QvKtOZZ_-4[/MEDIA][/CENTER] [CENTER]I love that she knows herself well enough to be fiery and rebut comments. Like her quickly jumping on Mavis Nicholson for saying that Victoria is a topical writer. This next interview is Victoria Wood at her most fascinating. She talks through her processes (complete with views of her handwritten notes), and discusses topics from euthanasia to early relationship breakups and how they influenced her work: [MEDIA=youtube]O5Pd2F5V7Bg[/MEDIA][/CENTER] [CENTER]Her frank discussion about death is also quite moving looking at it from 2021. [/CENTER] [/QUOTE]

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