When Olivia Colman gives you a hug after mentioning Heartstopper! A little dream come true x 

I wish I had more. time to say more about it but I just about managed this at the end haha.

@@steppingthroughfilm You were also clearly still trying to be professional, it’s completely understandable! Plus, she could clearly sense how much the show meant to you :)

I thought that too! As Jessie says 'that's the second...' but I haven't seen when that might have been yet sadly?

Same! I'm still in awe haha

Really ? I can’t stand the woman. Another bloody luvvie.

@@DorisDay-lw4xs boo hoo

@@DorisDay-lw4xswhat a shame, especially as she speaks so highly of you. 💩

You realise what you just said was, you didn't love her as much as you thought you did...

I will never forget it, that's very true!

Aww, honestly I am still so emotional about it all!

Same 😭♥️🌈

Yes, yes I am :')

We're crying 😢 😭

Truly! So lovely

I hope they do, I'm sure they do :)

It was an honour :')

She's amazing!! And yes oh gosh I just love Heartstopper so much

I will always remember it now :)

it was sooooo lovely

WELCOME TO THE OLIVIA COLMAN FAN CLUB!!

If you haven't seen it yet, there's an outtake from Heartstopper where she cries because one of her costars is crying in a scene.

Awww ❤

much love :)

A national treasure :)

:')

Yes!

Different stories reach different people in their own ways. This show. changed my life in a beautiful way :)

@@steppingthroughfilm you need to watch more shows dude.

Can you name a more adult show that handles queer issues better? And mental health issues? Specifically eating disorders? You may think you're above it and whatever, I can't change your mind on that. But Heartstopper helps a lot of kids, its target audience, and that is far from insignificant.

@@bookswithike3256 yes, I can name a lot of shows: Queer as Folks, The L Word, It's a Sin, I May Destroy You, Looking, Transparent, Pose and the most important LGBTQ+ piece of media in history, the Putlizer Prize, Emmy and Tony-winning Angels in America. These shows tackle serious issues and they are phenomenal. We also have comedies with lighthearted stories and great queers chracters like Hacks, Dickinson, and Gentleman Jack. There are a lot of shows about eating disorders, but I don't recommend watching fictional shows if you want to learn about this subject. Especially because given the time they have in these shows, they always solve the problem too quickly and most of the time without a professionals help. We have great documentaries about this. They are better suited for this. I recommend shows about body positivity. They are better in this scenario. Shows and films like Little Miss Sunshine, Orange is the New Black, Shrill, Dumplin, My Mad Fat Diary, Glow, Hairspray, and many others. Heartstopper isn't innovative or groundbreaking is a shallow show who has been done a thousand times before. There's no reason for an adult to say it changed their lives unless they decided on purpose to never watch a piece of LGBTQ+ media before

Ma’m that is Jessie Buckley

No. It's a kids' show. She is an adult woman. Lol. I bet Olivia has never watched it either.

@@kassiogomes8498 wow you’ve really gone out of your way to find this clip to comment this lmaoooooo

@@robertoyeah nope. It was recommended to me. I watch a lot of celebrities' interviews.

@@kassiogomes8498it’s not a kid’s show