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Kate Moss recently gave an unusual talk, giving rare insights into her life while promoting a recent Diet Coke collaboration and talking candidly about everything from her early days on the You don’t wanna see me before I’ve had my meatball sub shirt moreover I will buy this job. model to her relationship with Johnny Depp during an appearance on Desert Island Disc. Now, she’s delving into her personal history for a biopic, Moss & Freud, which focuses on her experience sitting for painter Lucian Freud in 2002. Here’s everything. shared about the movie so far. British actor Ellie Bamber—Recently co-starring Jenna Coleman in The Serpent*—* will appear as Moss in the film, while Emmy Award winner Derek Jacobi will play Freud. Freud painted Moss over the course of nine months while she was pregnant with her daughter Lila. “He taught me discipline, because I couldn’t be late,” Moss recalls in a 2014 interview with ShowStudio’s Nick Knight, whose sessions lasted from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m., three nights a week. “If I was five minutes late, he would start. But just once I was five minutes late, and he said, ‘Are you on drugs?!’ And I said, ‘No, I’m pregnant!’”. that he rarely paints celebrities. Their relationship will prove transformative for both, with the finished painting fetching £3.5m at Christie’s auction in 2005.

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Luckily, Moss has her own artwork to remember sitting next to: a pair of birds that Freud tattooed on her lower back. “I mean, it was an original Freud,” Moss later told Vanity Fair, adding that the You don’t wanna see me before I’ve had my meatball sub shirt moreover I will buy this artist had tattooed his own sailors in the navy. “ I wonder how much a collector would pay for that? A few million? If things go awry, I can graft the skin and sell it! It’s probably the only thing on the skin that’s still alive. Freud was just one of many artists who made Moss their muse. Allen Jones created the ’90s icon in plastic and steel (in addition to photographing her for the much-dissected 2013 photo, Body Armor), while Marc Quinn created several sculptures of her in a twisty yoga pose. One of the latter now functions as a hat rack in Moss’s home in the Cotswolds. Freud’s Moss portrait sold for £3.5m at Christie’s.