Matt Goss on Bros reunion film: It almost broke us to the point of no return
The brothers rose to fame in 1987 with hit single When Will I Be Famous, and have now explored what happens after the screaming stopped in a new film.
Matt Goss has said that making a new documentary about his Bros reunion with his twin brother Luke was so “painful” he almost quit halfway through.
Last year the duo allowed cameras to follow them in the run-up to two 30th anniversary gigs, but the process was at times difficult, and Matt said that the filming “almost broke us to the point of no return”.
After such a long time away from the limelight and working together, the brothers, now 50, admitted to having reservations about making the documentary film, called Bros: After The Screaming Stops.
They later decided to be “brave” and have a “warts-and-all experience”.
Speaking of the most difficult moment during the filming process, Matt told the Press Association: “I think Luke feeling like I didn’t understand him, and me absolutely adamantly feeling like I did, and feeling that I had to be subservient just in case it would be more tumultuous – it became exhausting.
