The actor reflects on their career, noting that having a northern accent has likely helped them. People often make assumptions about an actor's background and abilities based on their accent. However, actors like Jodie Comer have proven that a regional accent doesn't limit one's range. The actor jokes that people are probably bored by them, but admits to experiencing impostor syndrome. They struggle with feelings of inadequacy, especially when they don't land a role. This leads to a mix of inferiority complex and a slightly inflated ego. The actor has worked with director Mike Leigh, but doesn't mention specific experiences with him. They also don't discuss "death by disco ball" or "drinking on the job," which seem to be unrelated topics. Overall, the actor is self-deprecating and honest about their insecurities. They acknowledge the challenges of being an actor, but also seem to have a sense of humor about it.
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