What Matters to Me: Anna Walton, actor Anna Walton on "disgusting customers" and road rage Who would attend your fantasy dinner party and what would you eat? My extended family, as well as David Attenborough, Charles Darwin and Christopher Columbus. We'd be in the bush, eating lots of nibbly things like biltong and drinking red wine. Whom did you last text and what was the message? My sister Lucy. How's it going? She's in labour. I don't know what is meant to be cool or uncool. That might be uncool in itself. My mother told me to be responsible for my own happiness - not to expect anyone or anything to do it for me. And my father told me to smile often, as you feel good. Waitressing. Some of the customers were quite disgusting. Growing up, it was Hal and Roger Hunt from the Willard Price adventure books. Losing the people I love. Mostly ones involving a car. A naturalist. It would be endlessly fascinating. Chocolate. Although, not in the fridge, as that's not good for it. But it is always in the cupboard. If you could change something about yourself, what would it be? My singing ability. To the day my father died so I could say some things. Depends what for. I am not a morning person. Who or what is the love of your life? Simon, Ollie and Avelina - my husband and children. Anna Walton stars in Deviation, in cinemas now and available to own on DVD, £9.99, from Monday.