Rundle: “In the last series I wore this suit, and that’s all for Helen and for Polly; in honour of her”
This article first appeared in Radio Times magazine.

You’ve been playing Ada for 13 years, do you look back at those early performances?
I find it so awkward watching them. Who is that child who clearly doesn’t know what she’s doing? Also, I now have my babies. So, my Peaky bookends for me are young girl straight out of drama school and being a newly postpartum mother. My second son was 12 or 13 weeks old when we did the film.
Did that make filming The Immortal Man tough?
Maybe being that tired and delirious was quite helpful but it was an enormous undertaking. The Peaky team were amazing but it’s crazy to be filmed at this time where I’m really vulnerable and my body is different and I don’t quite know what I’m doing. I am petitioning for a little ticker tape to run across the bottom of the screen saying, “This woman has just had a baby.”




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