Why 'Talent for Murder' star Helen Mirren would be a 'hopeless' killer

I don't think I would go down that route. No, I'd be hopeless. I really, honestly, hate to kill anything, especially spiders. So if anyone has a spider, I'm the one who rescues it. Do you take it out with a... Do you get the glass and the piece of paper? Get the glass, get the piece of paper, absolutely. Well, you should. I mean, I also... You should. I love spiders. Yes, they're good for the garden. I don't like flies. I find it... And I have killed flies sometimes, but I don't like killing them. It upsets me. Right. I heard you say before you're a gardener. you a good gardener am i a good gardener i'm not very good because i don't like killing things and of course there are so many things that want to eat my flowers and my flowers and my plants but no i'm not a very good gardener but i i love it and i i you know i often take a gardening book to bed with me to read about how what hydrangeas like and things like that um and uh you uh did Did you, I assume obviously you read about Patricia Highsmith, but I remember reading about her a couple of years ago. I was surprised at how vicious she was and kind of loved that. Like, she's a very unlikable person. A very unlikable person. I mean, you know, a very damaged person. Damaged by her mother, damaged by her ambition and then her sense of disappointment of not being recognised for the great artist that she actually was Because of the era she was born in. So, you know, I mean, definitely damaged. Damaged by her sexuality, damaged by her passion, by her love. So, yeah, a damaged person, definitely.