David Harbour has 'special' bond with Lily Allen's daughters

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Gallery: 'It’s kind of a nice voyeuristic way to see your man, but I am weird in that way!' What the stars REALLY THINK think of their partners' sex scenes. . . (BANG Showbiz)He told the Times newspaper: “Yeah, we like to make fun of each other when that happens: ‘More famous than you today. ’ " The 47-year-old star used to question why celebrities dated one another but he's grown to realise it helps his relationship that both he and Lily understand the fame game.

He said: “One of the things that we share in the partnership, though, which is unique and great is the fact that we understand that game.

There is a game to fame on all levels and I’ve been in other relationships where there wasn’t that understanding. “And it definitely deepens the relationship: it’s not a thin, shallow thing, there’s a deeper shared experience that brings us together and keeps us connected. ” The 'Revolutionary Road' actor always wanted to be famous, but after 'Stranger Things' made him a household name, he's discovered it's not quite the "champagne party" he expected it to be.

He said: “Fame is a funny thing, because I used to really, really want it. I’d say to my Method acting teacher, ‘I want to be a famous movie star,’ and they’d go, ‘No, you need to do theatre!’ I’d go, ‘No, you don’t get it, I want to be a famous movie star, I want to be Harrison Ford. “And then, I mean, I’m not Harrison Ford, but I got here to a certain degree.