The Transformative Journey of John and His School Days

😄John's school days played a significant role in shaping his love for acting and theater.

🎭His performance in a school play called 'Fry Bacon and Fry Bungay' sparked his passion for acting.

🏆John received a blue plaque on the house where he was born, a rare honor normally given after someone's death.

🌍He reminisces about visiting his birthplace in Burnley during a trip to Berlin, only to discover the plaque was put on the wrong house.

🥔John jokes about enjoying a jacket potato and a latte while visiting the University campus in Liverpool.

What was John's favorite school play?

—John's favorite school play was 'Fry Bacon and Fry Bungay,' where he played the young heroine.

Where does John have a blue plaque?

—John has a blue plaque on the house where he was born in Burnley.

Why did John visit his birthplace in Berlin?

—During a trip to Berlin, John visited his birthplace in Burnley to see the blue plaque.

What happened during John's visit to the University campus in Liverpool?

—John enjoyed a jacket potato and a latte during his visit to the University campus in Liverpool.

What changed about Liverpool over the years?

—Liverpool has undergone significant improvements and is now a beautiful and vibrant city.

00:00John reflects on an old photo from his school days and discusses the play 'Fry Bacon and Fry Bungay.'

01:07He talks about receiving a blue plaque on the house where he was born.

01:23John recalls visiting his birthplace in Burnley during a trip to Berlin and discovering the plaque was on the wrong house.

01:47The conversation shifts to John's visit to the University campus in Liverpool, where he enjoyed a jacket potato and a latte.

02:12Liverpool's transformation over the years is discussed, highlighting its current beauty and appeal.