Speaking to Surrey Life, the actress opened about living with macular degeneration and the toll it takes on her life.
Revealing the challenges it poses to her acting career, she said: “On my scripts, my font is point-size 22, so you can imagine… If we’re doing a sonnet of 14 lines, all the others will have one page and I’ll have 14! It’s ridiculous, it’s a farce, but I’m not going to give in.”
Last year, the actress also divulged how it affects one her favourite downtime activities – going to the cinema.
Speaking at the Santa Barbara international film festival, she said: “Because my eyesight is so bad now, I can’t actually see very much and so I do go but a friend of mine usually has to say: ‘He’s kissing her now’ or ‘He’s walking away’, so a lot of things I miss – it’s not so much fun.”
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