The Observer's faces of 2013
Headline makers of the past year talk about the highs and lows of their time in the spotlight
Isabel Marant: 'Sometimes we give an image of life that will never exist'
Musharaf Asghar: 'Mum asked me: how will you manage on TV?'
Olivia Colman: 'At the Bafta dinner, I said to my husband: Can we go home? I want a cup of tea'
Mick Jagger: 'If you start thinking how pretty the sunset is, you get lost'
Charlotte Green: 'The football results have their own cadences and rhythms'
Ruby Tandoh: 'I would never usually cry over a cake at home'
Christine Ohuruogu: 'I find myself apologising to people who are like, you gave me a heart attack'
Abdul Haji: 'The thought that I might die at Westgate mall never crossed my mind'
Caroline Criado-Perez: 'I don't know if I had a kind of breakdown'
Philippa Langley: I just felt I was walking on Richard III's grave. I can't explain it'
Richard Madden: 'You get a lot of terrified actors tearing through the script, going, Do I die?'
Andrew Mitchell: 'I was spat at in the street'
