Fricker lives in south-east London and is completely isolated due to coronavirus restrictions.
“I know that many people are forced to give up their Christmas plans. For me it changes little, however. I have been alone for a long time. I would be lying if I said it will be a nice Christmas (…). I will watch some pre-recorded programs, I have my dog and I manage this way, “he continued:” I don’t want to sound like a negative type, but it’s a different kind of Christmas, that’s all. “
And it’s not just Christmas that worries the former pigeon lady. The actress pointed out that there is another quite difficult holiday to spend alone: ”I don’t find Christmas that difficult. What I find very difficult is the New Year. There is” no one to turn to to hug or to. to smile.
When host Ray D’Arcy pointed out that ironically so many families will watch her on television in the film that made her famous, while she will spend Christmas alone, Fricker replied: “Well, the pigeon house was very lonely “.
In what Macaulay Culkin, even if she thinks about it from time to time, she hasn’t had any contact with him anymore.
In addition to her role in the 1992 Christmas classic, Fricker, who is of Irish descent, has appeared in over 30 films and TV series, including “Angels in the Outfield”, “Albert Nobbs” and “My Left Foot”. for which she won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress in 1989.
In 2014 Fricker confessed that she would quit acting: “I’m semi-retired now” she explained: “It’s time to quit.”
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