A biography for Amelia Dimoldenberghasn’t been written yet.
“When you're starting out, you feel pressure to do things just for the money because it means you can pay rent. But now, I think the key to my success is knowing when to say no. My creative integrity is paramount.”
“I fancy a lot of people, but often they don't fancy me back. Statistically, it's been hard for me to meet someone that likes me back at the same time that I like them.”
“Maybe that's actually some internalized misogyny going on - of being a woman and thinking, I'm too much.”
“I drink English breakfast tea. I always have a tea in the morning in one of my many different Disney mugs. I've got all different Disney mugs: 'Lion King' mug, 'Aristocats' mug, 'Toy Story' mug.”
“I've always been interested in politics and current factors and I think it's so important for young people to be interested in politics because, essentially, the government are the ones making the decisions.”
“I've always wanted to do 'Taskmaster.' Also, I get so many messages from people saying they think I would be quite good on it. I think it's maybe because of the chaotic vibes that I bring, and the awkward vibes, it would be interesting to see how that would work out in a task.”
“I love football, both women's and men's.”
“The red carpet is the most overwhelming place. There's so many eyes on you. You're meant to be the most perfect version of yourself. And you're around the most beautiful, successful people so you can't help but compare yourself.”
“I wanted to be the antithesis of a bubbly presenter because I was bored of seeing that. The average TV presenter was very good at being non-stop chatty and bubbly; I wanted to be the opposite of that, and make that my thing.”
“The thing about travelling with just one person is that you get to understand them a lot better.”
“I wear a lot of colour but I always wish I was more chic and Parisian.”
“I'm always tagged on comments like, 'I'm not afraid to say that I fancy Amelia' but why would you be in the first place. Maybe it's because the character that I play is weird and awkward. But society's spectrum of what is deemed attractive is very small. It actually needs to be widened.”
“I'm not really on any dating apps, and I really believe that if I meet someone it will be at a party or something like that.”
“I'd rather be called ugly than average-looking. If someone calls me ugly then I'm like, That's obviously not true, but if someone calls me average-looking then I'm a bit like, Maybe I am.”
“At school I was never the best or the worst, I was always dead in the middle, which is so boring. I'd rather be at the bottom than in the middle.”
“I've modeled my output so that when I make any mistake it seems like it was intentional.”
“I've always wanted to be part of a proper pop culture moment.”
“I'm definitely a romantic person but I never really think about my wedding that much. I think I'd like to be engaged, but maybe not get married.”
“Cillian Murphy would be amazing to interview, and Emma Stone!”
“People are used to seeing a really dolled-up, good-looking presenter and there's a real problem with female presenters being expected to look a certain way. It is not the case with male presenters - they can dress however they want, look however they want.”