9.4 million viewers watched the documentary when it first aired in the UK on March 21, 2001, making it the most-watched program of the night.
“The Spice Girls Before Brides, Babies & Bust-ups”
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9.4 million viewers watched the documentary when it first aired in the UK on March 21, 2001, making it the most-watched program of the night.
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In 1994, five young women rehearse in a suburban house in Maidenhead. This film provides a look at the early years of the Spice Girls, a group that would rise to global fame. It features previously unreleased footage filmed by Neil Davies during four months of shooting. The documentary includes an interview with Michelle Stephenson, a former member who left before the group achieved success. Raw Spice aired on ITV on March 21, 2001, attracting 9.4 million viewers.
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Why Watch
- See rare footage from 1994 before the Spice Girls were famous.
- Meet Michelle Stephenson, an original member of the group.
- Find out about the legal battles over the documentary's footage.
Did You Know
- Neil Davies filmed the Spice Girls for four months in 1994.
- The film first aired on March 21, 2001, and drew 9.4 million viewers.
- Michelle Stephenson was an original member of the group who left before fame.
- The footage was stolen by former colleagues, leading to a four-year legal dispute.
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When did Raw Spice first air in the UK?
Raw Spice first aired in the UK on 21 March 2001.
Who directed the documentary Raw Spice?
Raw Spice was directed by Neil Davies.
How many viewers did Raw Spice attract on its first airing?
The documentary attracted 9.4 million viewers, almost 40% of the available audience.
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