Michael Harte

But actually what started to happen was the more we got to know each other and the more I interviewed her, she really started to open up.

And I felt that she was opening up to me.

And I just wanted to keep that conversation between the two of us part of the story.

You know, some of the things that Kylie says in this, she's kind of never really spoken about before.

And you're not just, you know, we're documenting not just her, you know, her telling the story of the past.

We're documenting...

Her talking about it today, you know, that is part of this documentary.

She's not just rattling off stories that she's told a hundred times.

So I thought it was really important to just make sure the audience could feel like they were almost me in the room with her, you know.

I mean, blessed and cursed because there's just so much of us.

And luckily, I'm an editor and I've been doing it for a while.

So I edited this as well.

So I have a good handle on how to get material done.

But it was incredible.

It was like, you know, she's a musician.

She's also...

you know, a fashion icon, but also she's an actor.

So I had hundreds of episodes of Neighbours to go through in her movies and everything that goes with that.

But also her brother was a cameraman.

So he would follow her around for 30 years, kind of come and go.