Miriam Margolies

Do you think it's partly because, because this really does come across in the documentary, is that, first of all, I think it's the way it's done, the way Simon's done it and sort of the nature of how it's filmed is amazing.

It's him just, it really, you know, it's...

This sounds like this is not an insult.

It's unpolished, isn't it?

In terms of and I'm sure a lot of polishing happened in the edit.

But what I mean is he's grabbing.

He comes into your flat.

He's getting everything.

You're talking about your bra.

You know, he brings you, you know.

Well, you said it lifted and separated.

I wasn't making any comment about that.

So is that usual for bras that they require a number of people?

You're just incredibly honest and I know authentic is a bit of a buzzword, but that is what you are.

So what made you feel anxious about this documentary then?

I mean, you're very funny, Annette.

You're naturally very funny.

It's very moving.

The relationship between you and Simon's really nice.

Did you feel completely comfortable when you watched the final thing?