Sadie Frost wanted to make a documentary about Twiggy because she is still a fashion icon now after exploding onto the scene in 1966.
Sadie Frost wanted to celebrate Twiggy in her new documentary
The 59-year-old actress directed ‘Twiggy‘, the new documentary film about the iconic model, and Sadie has revealed that she was determined to “celebrate” Twiggy.
In an exclusive interview with BANG Showbiz at the premiere of ‘Twiggy,’ held at Vue Cinema in London’s Leicester Square on Thursday night (06.03.25), Sadie said: “Twiggy is such an exciting, wonderful human being.
“She’s done so many things that many people maybe do or don’t know about, but I just wanted to document that and celebrate her life.
“From the moment she became a model in 1966, she became the face of 1966. Right up until now, she’s still relevant, doing Charlotte Tilbury campaigns, on the cover of Vogue, still modelling, still being active, recording albums. I just wanted to tell that story and celebrate women and celebrate her.”
‘Twiggy’ – produced by the BBC and Film Soho – was released in the UK and Ireland on Friday (07.03.25). The film follows the legendary career of Twiggy, who was discovered at the age of 16.
Sadie explained: “She was quite nervous about telling her story. People had asked her before, but there was a certain amount of trust between the two of us.”
The idea first arose when Sadie appeared on the podcast ‘Tea with Twiggy’ to promote ‘Quant’, her 2021 documentary about fashion designer Mary Quant.
Sadie suggested to Twiggy that she could be the subject of her next project.
The director said: “We realised, actually it could become a reality. And then she rang me up…
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