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Questions & Answers

Suki McFarland, 15, recently won a place as a Young Consultant at the Cinemagic Film Festival, and would like to be an actor.

What do you like doing on your day off?
Drawing, reading, watching films, playing draughts and generally daydreaming!

If you were to choose your favourite meal what would it be, where and why?
It would be Ice Cream in Rome, because I went there a couple of years ago and had the best ice cream in the world, it would be worth going back just for that.

What has been your proudest moment?
When I was about 9, and I played little Red Riding Hood in one of my drama groups shows. There was a part when I pulled out this gun and shot the Wolf and Granny; the audience laughed like mad and I felt on top of the world.

What was the most frightening moment of your life?
When I found out someone I knew was going to die soon.

How would you describe your taste in clothes?
I like really quirky, colourful, unusual clothes, I love colour co-ordination and retro clothes.

What would you do if you won a million pounds?
Probably just the same things I do now, only with a butler.

What was your most embarrassing moment?
Sometimes it feels like my life is one long embarrassing moment.

What music do you like?
Soundtracks mostly. My two favourite bands are the Scissor Sisters and The Dresden Dolls. I like emotional music.

What sports person do you most admire?
Not that I don't think any of them are admirable, I just don't know any.

Describe your best ever holiday. What would your dream holiday be?
When I went to Boston with my older sister and mum, it was winter and the snow was beautiful. My dream holiday would be in Tokyo or Paris.

What is your greatest remaining ambition?
I don't have a great ambition yet.

If you could spend a day with a celebrity whom would you choose?
Tim Burton because he's wacky and awesome.

If you were stranded on a desert island what three things would you want with you?
A piano, my best friend and maybe Ray Mears so we wouldn't all starve. I don't play piano or anything, but the drama is just too much to resist.

Favourite things

Ulster Star
02/01/2009