James Nesbitt admits working in a caravan park gave him Cold Feet

by Chris Jefferies
During his 28-year career, Northern Irish actor James Nesbitt has played a wide variety of roles, from family man Adam Williams in hit TV show Cold Feet to an adventuring dwarf in the upcoming Hobbit movie.
And now the 47-year-old has revealed the role that he found the hardest…
In a recent interview with the Metro, James said that his worst job was being a caravan park night-watchman, not because of the smell of the toilets, but because he simply couldn’t stay awake.
The smooth-talking actor admitted: “I kept going to sleep, which wasn’t good for me or the park. The caravans could have been stolen for all I knew.”
He added that this job was marginally worse than a previous stint packing text books in a factory.
James’ most recent experience in a caravan will have most likely been in New Zealand on the set of Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit, which he describes as “incredible” and hugely enjoyable.