I love Christmas as much as the next person, but my brother is a whole different ball game. He's obsessed.

Carrie Hope Fletcher

I've always said I want to have a book with my name on it in the shops one day, so to have that actually happen is beyond exciting to me!

Carrie Hope Fletcher

A lot of people have made the valid point that if you don't believe the arts are a 'viable' job, or you think we're low-skilled, then switch off Netflix, close your books, turn your music off. If you don't think this is important then you shouldn't be allowed to enjoy it. See how great you feel with no entertainment.

Carrie Hope Fletcher

I'm aware that what I say is going to reach a lot of people so I'm always very careful. But I'm human and I screw up - I'm not very good at saying things on the spot - so I'll say something and go, 'aw, man, I should have worded that better than I actually did.'

Carrie Hope Fletcher

There are more ways to bully each other now with the Internet but there are also more ways to talk about it and more people that you can reach and more connections to be made over the Internet.

Carrie Hope Fletcher

We're human - sometimes we just say stupid things.

Carrie Hope Fletcher

I think the main thing is to continue being true to myself. I'll never do anything just to cater or pander to the audience I have. I need to be 100% behind it too. Otherwise it's completely pointless.

Carrie Hope Fletcher

The first year I was on 'Les Mis' there was strictly no filming backstage, then slowly social media proved invaluable to building an audience.

Carrie Hope Fletcher

Casting someone capable of the job who also happens to put bums on seats has always been invaluable to a producer.

Carrie Hope Fletcher

Every now and again I feel people know too much, or ask too many questions, so I shut my laptop and delete Twitter.

Carrie Hope Fletcher

Performing and creativity were the only things I was truly passionate about.

Carrie Hope Fletcher

When I was younger and I did West End shows like 'Les Mis,' 'Mary Poppins' and 'Chitty,' I was blissfully ignorant - it was amazing to be a part of, but I didn't realise the scale of it all and how important a role it would play in my life when I grew up. It was just a fun thing I'd do every couple of days.

Carrie Hope Fletcher

Meeting Malorie Blackman was epic and really cool and she's so lovely.

Carrie Hope Fletcher

I used to be terrible at understanding what the boundaries are and where YouTube ended. You can feel exposed online with literally the entire world watching you, but it is an amazing platform.

Carrie Hope Fletcher

I don't think it was ever a conscious decision to go into musical theatre. It just felt like the natural progression.

Carrie Hope Fletcher

Being alone on stage without a character to hide behind has always terrified me but I've always been one for facing my fears.

Carrie Hope Fletcher

Of course, I can only speak from my own experience but creating my social media side hustle is one of my happiest accidents. Whilst it can be a bit of a minefield with its lack of rules, its giant grey areas and its many, many trolls, I couldn't be more grateful for the positives it has sent my way.

Carrie Hope Fletcher

I'm not nervous being in front of people, it's being myself in front of people that I hate.

Carrie Hope Fletcher

I wore out the VHS of the 'Les Mis' 10th anniversary. Lea Salonga played a big part in my childhood; I was very influenced by her Eponine.

Carrie Hope Fletcher

When I'm on stage, I do very much feel like I'm Cinderella, which is kind of how I deal with it.

Carrie Hope Fletcher

Carrie Hope Fletcher Quotes

I love Christmas as much as the next person, but my brother is a whole different ball game. He's obsessed.

I've always said I want to have a book with my name on it in the shops one day, so to have that actually happen is beyond exciting to me!

I'm aware that what I say is going to reach a lot of people so I'm always very careful. But I'm human and I screw up - I'm not very good at saying things on the spot - so I'll say something and go, 'aw, man, I should have worded that better than I actually did.'

There are more ways to bully each other now with the Internet but there are also more ways to talk about it and more people that you can reach and more connections to be made over the Internet.

We're human - sometimes we just say stupid things.

I think the main thing is to continue being true to myself. I'll never do anything just to cater or pander to the audience I have. I need to be 100% behind it too. Otherwise it's completely pointless.

The first year I was on 'Les Mis' there was strictly no filming backstage, then slowly social media proved invaluable to building an audience.

Casting someone capable of the job who also happens to put bums on seats has always been invaluable to a producer.

Every now and again I feel people know too much, or ask too many questions, so I shut my laptop and delete Twitter.

Performing and creativity were the only things I was truly passionate about.

Meeting Malorie Blackman was epic and really cool and she's so lovely.

I used to be terrible at understanding what the boundaries are and where YouTube ended. You can feel exposed online with literally the entire world watching you, but it is an amazing platform.

I don't think it was ever a conscious decision to go into musical theatre. It just felt like the natural progression.

Being alone on stage without a character to hide behind has always terrified me but I've always been one for facing my fears.

I'm not nervous being in front of people, it's being myself in front of people that I hate.

I wore out the VHS of the 'Les Mis' 10th anniversary. Lea Salonga played a big part in my childhood; I was very influenced by her Eponine.

When I'm on stage, I do very much feel like I'm Cinderella, which is kind of how I deal with it.