I Think We’re Alone Now I Think We’re Alone Now Vice: It’s amazing that someone like Tiffany still has a hold over people. She was a sensation, here at least, for no more than a few months. I guess these two just latched on to her back in the 80s and never let go. Sean: Yeah, Britney belongs to a lot of people. Maybe Tiffany’s a more attainable fantasy. It is amazing though that she can still play these gigs and do these convention appearances. Were you into Tiffany in 1987? I heard you filmed her but didn’t use the footage. She said in Entertainment Weekly that she wasn’t happy with the film. You don’t really go into it in the film, bit it’s a sort of sideways look at the dangers of celebrity culture and how we hold these people up. Tiffany seems almost at peace with him, she’s certainly obliging enough for a minute or two at a time. There are some really awkward moments in your film during Jeff and Kelly’s encounter, they clash quite a bit. What’s Kelly’s mental condition exactly? Did it take a long time for you to earn their trust, for them to be comfortable and candid with you? People accused you of making them look bad? ALEX GODFREY