The Streets' Mike Skinner: My mid-20s were utterly traumatic. Everything was upside down'
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I don't tend to look back. I've only ever really done what was in front of me at the time... I think for your own sanity you have to at least pretend that you're doing things that are important right now.
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He says a story is about how and why people change. I like that... from Star Wars to Pretty Woman... I think you start off by finding the rules really interesting and then you find ways of surprising people by not following them.
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My film is about a DJ. We did a tour of Everyman cinemas with it last year. There's a few bits that need fixing, but it'll be out properly soon.
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My favourite song ever is A Boy Named Sue, performed by Johnny Cash but written by Shel Silverstein, who was essentia
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