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‘I feel compelled to be disgraceful’: Miriam Margolyes interviewed

Miriam Margolyes chews the fat with Tanya Gold about mother love, anti-Zionism and too much shagging

7 March 2020

9:00 AM

7 March 2020

9:00 AM

I meet Miriam Margolyes in her large Victorian house in Clapham. She is very small and round, with a shock of grey hair, and the clear and open gaze of a curious child. There is an innocence to her, like someone who has not quite grown up. She has a wonderful voice, which bought this house.

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