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Paul Sloane interviews his 4-year-old daughter Madeleine on Easter Sunday in Camberley. She talks about her March birthday party with a Frozen theme, what her brothers think of Frozen, going to church, and hunting for Easter eggs.

Paul Sloane interviews his 4-year-old daughter Madeleine on Easter Sunday in Camberley. She talks about her March birthday party with a Frozen theme, what her brothers think of Frozen, going to church, and hunting for Easter eggs.
Madeleine, how old are you?
4.
And when was your birthday?
In March.
In March, very recently. What kind of party did you have?
A Frozen one.
Do you like Frozen?
Yes.
And do your brothers like Frozen?
No.
Why not?
Because they hate Frozen. Because they'd never watched Frozen before.
They didn't?
No.
Alright.
They're waiting until Frozen 2.
Oh, waiting until Frozen 2. So what day is it today?
Easter Sunday.
Easter Sunday. And where are you?
In Camberley.
In Camberley. Where have we just been?
To the church.
To the church. You went to church. Yes. Good. So, are you looking forward to some Easter eggs today? Yes. Do you like Easter eggs? Yeah. Good. Okay, thank you very much. Cheese.

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