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Hi, this conversation includes graphic descriptions of sexual abuse that may be triggering to

some listeners. Please take care while listening.

Thank you for joining us for episode two podcast with my two filmmaking colleagues,

co-director Kirby Dick, and lead producer Amy Hurdy.

Glad to be with you.

Hello, everybody.

Wow.

Well, we had to cover a lot of ground in episode two, and we really decided that we needed

to look a bit more into who Mia Farrow is because I think audiences,

and we certainly didn't know when we started this project, very much about Mia. And as we know,

the story as it unfolds, a lot of it revolves around her and who she is and who she was as a mother

and her person and character. So I know part of our investigation was to sort of, you know,

with a very open mind, find out about Mia's biography, present it, and also find out about who she is as a person

and how people characterized her. So the episode, though, opens with this incredible video,

this home video of the monster in the house. Kirby, can you talk about what you thought when you saw that video

and why we all finally elected to sort of open episode two with it? Well, one of the things

it showed me is how much fun the family had, you know, when they were all together. I mean,

that to do something like that kind of project is really an undertaking.

And I can just only imagine, you know, with me setting everybody up and making a movie like this,

it must have been just really, really exciting and memorable.

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