You’re like, ‘Yeah!’ You get an adrenalin rush and you sort of fist pump the sky.
“When you first start your career, you celebrate every single job. “It was a moment for me that I will always remember,” the 36-year-old says. To top off her morning, as Laura enjoyed her walk back across the bridge to her home, she received a phone call from her agent telling her that director Simon Curtis wanted to talk to her about an upcoming film, Downton Abbey: A New Era. Laura Haddocks stars as Myrna Dalgleish and Michael Fox as Andy in Downton Abbey: A New Era. And we’re going to be fine.’ We all celebrated this moment like fierce, gentle warrior women.” And I remember feeling the elation of sharing this moment with the other parents, of being like, ‘Oh my god, we bloody made it. “It was a springy day in London, really beautiful weather. “I was walking them across Kew Bridge in west London to their school and dropping them off for the first time in months,” she recalls, over a Zoom call from the UK. Like parents all around the globe, Laura had faced the challenges of remote learning – in her case with her two children, Pip, 6, and Margot, 4, whom she shares with her ex-husband, actor Sam Claflin – and was relieved to be finally taking them back to school. Not only was it International Women’s Day, but it was the day London broke free from a winter-long COVID-19 lockdown.
It’s a date that is glued in actor Laura Haddock’s mind: March 8, 2021. Normal text size Larger text size Very large text size
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