then, i'm hearing danny boyle going down to the other end of the corridor. a professional, i've never done this before!" and the place is rocking. meantime, carol hemming, who i'm working with, is trying to stick two isambard kingdom brunel sideburns on the side of my face and everything is moving and i'm starting to shake, i'm so nervous. so, then, on the way down to the sort of entrance, i had to go down because i needed to calm my nerves. it was about half an hour when they emptied — just before people started coming in and i went out to one of the auditoriums, so i'm looking at an empty stadium, more or less, and i do my lines for the last time, just on my own, very quietly, and i'd just finished, and from behind me, i hear the applause from two hands and its two girls from the cleaning crew who were behind me. they said, "very nice, son. you'll be all right." and that was an amazing personal moment. then, i go back up, we get changed, we come down, it felt as though i shook hands with everybody in england on the way down, and they all shook hands with e

boyle heights. these photos from uncle danny, she's happy and hers the her son was born healthy, but she is unhappy. unhappy with what had happened with the process. what happened was a double failure. the power and the backup generators. so while some 240 patients in the main six story building were moved to different locations on the campus, some 30 considered critical, including mom's about to give birth. newborn babies wrapped in blankets in clear plastic carriers were literally carried down the stairs by firefighters and outside to be transferred to other hospitals via ambulance. it wasn't a good experience. she at the whole time she felt powerless. she didn't know she that her daughter was having a very bad experience for having her first kid. we're disappointed that it was. i mean, the house i mean, a hospital you would expect that they have a plan b, a plan c, a plan of electricity goes out. and obviously the power generators were not enough to keep it, sustain it mean whatever issue an engineer took hours for them to even go out there and we're very disappointed with the situation so no dou