Clint Dyer on dealing with dyslexia, racism, his admiration for Shakespeare and his vision for directing
Ways to Change the World with Krishnan Guru-Murthy
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I'm Not God and I Know I Am Not God
"I grew up in Upton Park, Forest Gate, from the corner from West down the middle ground amongst as you can imagine deep seated racism and bigotry," he says. "We learned a lot about how to survive. How to hustle. Is that the right word I really want to use? How to be canny? How to find the holes? Find the spaces." He admits being dyslexic made him have to work hard on everybody else.
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