Billie Eilish

But we had filmed, like, just to have, we had filmed a little bit of the beginning of the tour and also specifically, like,

The night before, and it's in the movie somewhat, but the night before we started filming, I sprained my ankle, which I hadn't done in six years.

I used to do all the time.

And literally, I was in Manchester to film the movie.

I had this meeting with Jim.

I went to my hotel and I immediately sprained my ankle by stepping out onto my balcony, which was a two inch balcony.

Yes, that's what did it.

And so I, the next day, started one of many, many shows in a row being filmed in 3D with a sprained ankle.

And I was like, you know what?

This gives me a challenge.

I love a challenge.

I'm going to do it.

I'm going to, you know.

And I think, like, really what the movie is about, aside from, you know, the fact that this tour and this show...

is so special for me and I want everyone to see it.

And the fact that the tour ended and not everyone in the entire world got to watch it is, I feel so grateful and lucky that people who didn't get to come are going to get to see it and feel like they were there.

Also people who did get to see it and want to relive it and specifically, selfishly,

that I will forever get to watch this.

It's documented now.

Yes.