I basically come into work and make sure that all the figures are looking amazing.

I paint the figures, I do some touchups in the morning and make sure they look great.

My definite favorite thing about Madame Tussauds London is the history

and, in fact, Madame Tussaud herself.

She came over from France during the French Revolution,

and she set up her original site on Baker Street, and we moved here just after she died.

We've been here ever since.

We've survived a fire in the 1920s, bombing during World War Two, and we're still here.

I think it's absolutely amazing.

The three things I would say about Madame Tussauds London are,

the hairs of the figures are inserted one by one individually.

The entire head.

We still are using some of the same techniques that Madame Tussaud herself used all those years ago.

It's very historical.

It's interactive. A lot of people don't realize that.

You can go and get up close and personal.

You can touch them, you can hug them.

You can do all these things with the figures.

One of our most recent and most popular attractions ever, I would say, is the new One Direction boys.

People actually get emotional when they see them there.

Like it's an amazing response.

The Queen is another really amazing figure and attraction.

Over her reign, the last 60 years, we've had 23 figures of her made.

And always we've worked very closely with the palace.

We have a great relationship there.

My favorite part of London, the most inspiring part for me is Portobello Road.

I absolutely love it. I think it's so creative.

It's all sorts of musicians and artists and characters.

You get a lot of the good old London characters in that area.

The one thing I can see in London time and time again and still be absolutely amazed by is the view of London from the bridges over the Thames.

I just think it's absolutely amazing, especially at like sunset or sunrise.

Every time. It's always, it's like wow, I live here!