Harriet Walter: "Why I love Johan Zoffany" Watching Marley, a brilliant documentary about Bob Marley, which told me so much I never knew. He really was the most charismatic and powerful guy. Eating at The Andover Arms, a lovely gastropub at the end of our road in Hammersmith that serves very good food and has a great atmosphere. The menu changes quite regularly, too, which is essential when you eat there as much as I do. theandoverarms.com Admiring anything painted by Johan Zoffany. A lot of work from his era portrays people in an idealised way, which makes them seem stiff and unrealistic. Zoffany gives everybody a vivid face and shows us how they really looked, warts and all. Reading Esther Freud's Lucky Break, a novel about a group of young actors coming out of drama school. Normally when people write about actors they get it wrong, but she is spot on. Drinking coffee at Brackenburys Delicatessen, a lovely little place just around the corner from me. It's a hub of local life full of young mums with babies and local workers. I go there to read the papers and people-watch. brackenburys.co.uk Listening to any classical music. People are scared of it but it's a great thing to learn about. I especially love the music in Mrs Carey's Concert, a documentary about a teacher who got her kids to put on an orchestral concert. It's wonderful. Harriet Walter stars in "A Royal Affair," in cinemas now. Harriet was speaking to Sarah Marsh