S10 EP17: Natalie Imbruglia (Video Edition)
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What does Natalie Imbruglia think about Aussie slang?
Oh, yeah. How the fuck are you, mate?
How did moving to London impact Natalie after Neighbours?
Oh, yeah, now. That's my favourite.
What memorable experiences does Natalie share from her childhood holidays?
Oh, yeah, now. And you're like, well, is it yes or no?
Did you speak like that when you came over to London in panto? Pretty much.
What are Natalie's thoughts on holiday romances, particularly in the South of France?
Hello, boys and girls. Pretty much.
What does Natalie reveal about her new music and upcoming album?
OMG, look who we've got on board.
What insights does Natalie provide about mental health and perimenopause?
It's Natalie Imbruglia. How are you doing, Natalie? I'm good. Nice to see you. Thank you for flying Alanaire. Oh, I love Alanaire. Oh, it's great. It's the only way to travel, isn't it?
What challenges does Natalie face while touring as a mother?
Exactly.
What packing tips and trauma does Natalie share?
It's my favourite airline. Now, I'm sweating. I'm thinking I'm going through the... What's the man... Do we have menopause?
Manopause.
Manopause. Yeah.
Mine's men on pause.
Men on pause, right.
The old Perry.
Because I'm getting bloated and I've started wearing florals.
I'm not doing the florals, but I'm very bloated.
You are not bloated. I am. Oh, bless you. I dress well. Oh, God. Well, listen, thanks for doing Life's a Beach, my love. I've been following you on Instagram. You are everywhere. You don't stop.
I've been busy.
Yeah, and you're in Mexico for your birthday.
I was, yes. And then I went back to do a festival in Monterey with Alanis Morissette.
Oh, wow.
The cardigans and garbage. I was like, I can't believe this.
You know the cardigans, don't you? Yeah. Yeah, I saw.
Yeah.
That's amazing. You don't stop. What is it? Is it just you love travel? Do you love work? Do you just... Because I think it's an Aussie thing. You know, you've got Kylie, Danny Minogue. There's something about you Aussies. We work hard. You work hard. You can sort of do anything. You can present. You can act. You can sing.
Maybe we're just scared they're going to kick us out if we don't.
Yeah, because I'm surprised because you know what Aussies are like for laying on your settee. You never get them out, do you?
That's a funny story. I met Tori Amos' tour manager when I was in Melbourne in a club. And he said, oh, if ever you're in England, well, I rang him straight up and said, can I stay at your house? He was like...
Yeah.
I could have been a psychopath. I was like, but you're not.
Yeah, yeah. Let me in. But we had two Aussies when I lived up in Manchester. We couldn't get them out. Yeah. We had to get in like Rent-A-Kill.
But if you think about it, it's like we're on an island. And so when we finally do go overseas, it's just this whole world opens out to us. That's what happened to me after Neighbours. I just was like, I just want to be here. This is where it's at.
And what was it like when you came to London in the 90s? Was you overwhelmed? Was it mad? Was it everything you wanted?
Well, I did a panto in Canterbury. Snow White. You do everything. Snow White. Snow White, please.
That's the worst bit of casting I've ever done.
That's what you would do. You'd go over to England after the show and then you'd cash in in Panto. That sounds terrible. And go back and be an out-of-work actor. That's what we all did.
Yeah, because I don't want to talk about Neighbours, but I know... You really do. No, no, listen, there's something about Neighbours I want. I saw plain Jane Superbrain on her Instagram. She's selling that Mrs Mangle picture with the massive neck that Helen Daniels painted.
Pfft. I thought you were going to say she's actually selling Mrs Mangold.
I'd bid for that. So...
She was one of my favourite characters.
Yeah.
I just thought she was so beautiful.
No, but I want the painting for my castle. I'm buying a castle. I want the Mrs. Mangle painting. Have you got any connections there? Can you get it? Because she says, I'm selling it for charity. And I was like, well, I'll bid.
I don't have any. I'm not in touch with anyone. The only person I'm in touch with is someone who's directing the show now. Kate Gorman. She was in Panto with me. We met in Panto.
Oh, yeah. Can you have a word with her and say, I will make a very handsome offer for that Mrs. Mangle long neck? Can you imagine you walk into your castle and there it is on the front, yeah, over the massive neck. I loved it. I remember that. I cried when Helen Daniels died. She was so lovely. Oh, and it went to black and white. I'm so sad. I'm not going to get emotional.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What does Natalie Imbruglia think about Aussie slang?
0:04–0:07
2
How did moving to London impact Natalie after Neighbours?
0:07–0:11
3
What memorable experiences does Natalie share from her childhood holidays?
0:11–0:17
4
What are Natalie's thoughts on holiday romances, particularly in the South of France?
0:17–0:19
5
What does Natalie reveal about her new music and upcoming album?
0:19–0:21
6
What insights does Natalie provide about mental health and perimenopause?
0:21–0:30
7
What challenges does Natalie face while touring as a mother?
0:30–0:30
8
What packing tips and trauma does Natalie share?
0:30–28:36