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Why Billie Eilish’s Documentary Feels So Intimate · Direct From Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest

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Speaker 1: Direct from Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest. Billy Eilish's critically claimed
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Speaker 1: The World's a Little Blurry is that rare kind of
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Speaker 1: music documentary that isn't just a fluff piece. You really
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Speaker 1: get a sense of who she is and her family life.
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Speaker 1: And that comes down in part to the trust Billy
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Speaker 1: had in its director R. J. Cutler, telling the crowd
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Speaker 1: at a Q and A after a recent screening of
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Speaker 1: the film, there was such a good relationship we all had.
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Speaker 1: Nobody's trying to make my space feel invaded. It's not
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Speaker 1: like I would say get out, I can't be here.
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Speaker 1: Every time I said can I have some space, they said, yeah,
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Speaker 1: we're leaving. And that was really important to feel like
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Speaker 1: I was not being exploited and I was in control
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Speaker 1: and had to say. The other factor in the film
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Speaker 1: being so honest is that much of the movie's most
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Speaker 1: intimate moments were shot alone by Billy's mom, Maggie. The
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Speaker 1: World's a Little Blurry streaming now Apple TV Plus that's
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Speaker 1: Direct from Hollywood.