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Michael Ahomka-Lindsay: 'If you feel lost, you’re probably in the right place – on your own path'

Kate Perry: 'I felt no pressure because I had no intention of becoming an actor'

Stephanie Morgan (Upsall): 'Learn to love yourself as much as your craft'

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