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Olivia Colman thinks anyone who doesn’t like her because of the size of her bottom can "f**k off."
The 45-year-old actress has admitted she used to feel so self-conscious about her appearance when she was growing up but now she’s learnt to ignore what people say about her body as she’s had three children – Finn, 14, Hall, 12, and a little girl aged four – and she looks different now.
Speaking to America’s Vogue magazine, she said: "I look up pictures of myself as a teenager, and I think I was gorgeous. But I didn’t feel that. All those little comments through those precious years can have long-lasting negative effects.
"You see images of a perfect person and say, ‘I can never be that.’ Over the years, pounds have gone on, and my body has changed; I’ve had children. If someone doesn’t like me because of the size of my bum, they can fuck off. Because I’m quite a nice person to be with, actually.
"Once I was in a steam room and there were these two women, big women, who sat there, hot and sweaty, so beautiful–I felt like they were almost goddesses. I want that confidence."
The ‘Crown’ star – who was raised in Norfolk – lives in South London with her children and her husband Ed Sinclair but she’d loved to move to the seaside when her career takes a back seat.
She said: "These streets are a lovely community–they really look after you. I think I might never be able to completely leave London, even though I do dream of buggering off to the seaside."
When she was growing up, Olivia had no ambition to become an actress.
She explained: "When Bambi’s mummy got done in, I think I had to be taken out of the cinema, and I didn’t go back for years. Quite an emotional child. Hard as nails now, obviously."

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