Overview
- The BBC documentary Miriam Made Me Me was built from footage Simon Draper filmed on his phone after a planned podcast grew into a full film for BBC Two and iPlayer.
- In the film, Margolyes says death feels extremely close and admits she is scared of dying.
- The cameras follow her to a scheduled spinal injection, where she speaks openly about her fear that something could go wrong.
- The story tracks her career and live shows, including a Sydney Opera House performance, and it dedicates the film to her schoolfriend Joyce, who died after filming.
- At a London screening, she said she is writing a likely final fourth book and planning a 36-city UK and Ireland tour, while noting large self-reported earnings from Cameo and book deals.