Carey Mulligan's journal from Bible camp gave 10-year-old Marcus a 9 out of 10, beating his older cousin who got an 8.5, despite Marcus being deemed not boyfriend material.
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Will asks the pivotal question — 'did you guys meet at summer camp?' — and Marcus confirms: Bible camp, age 10 and 12. Carey still has the journal entry from the day they met. Her older, age-appropriate cousin got an 8.5 out of 10, but young Marcus — who was, he admits, a foot shorter and 'definitely not underlined boyfriend material' — scored a 9. [1] — Marcus Mumford "Marcus was 10, Carey was 12, and they were at Bible camp together. She wrote in her journal that Marcus got a 9 out of 10 — beating his old…" 13:40 The hosts are genuinely delighted. Marcus adds that Carey noted he'd been aggressive on the football pitch, 'gone in a bit heavy on some tackles,' which he says lines up with his temperament to this day. They stayed in touch as kids and reconnected in their twenties. This leads into a brief digression about football, the Champions League final, and Marcus's standing order to management: never book shows on England match days or everyone is fired.
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