We all know that celebrities are human beings, but sometimes it’s hard to believe that they’re just like us.

After all, when I’m schlepping through London in the rain, jumping onto packed Tube trains, I can’t help but think that someone famous would just be able to hop into a comfortable private car to get to their destination.

Or when I’m picking at yet another limp coffee shop sandwich with curling edges from the work buffet during a meeting, I imagine the great food I’d get if I had a personal chef catering to my whims on a film set.

Of course, I know that isn’t the life of every famous person, and that being an Oscar-winning actor or a Grammy-winning musician is hard work. I also know that they have the same problems as many of us, and may have faced addiction, racism and mental ill health, among other things, to get where they are today.

The Elton John film is brutally honest, and that’s what we need from biopics