Tim Kash Insists: I Am Not The British Interviewer In Britney Spears’ ‘For The Record

The new Britney Spears documentary “For the Record” aired last week on MTV, and millions tuned in to get a read on the pop star’s condicition these days.

After all, for the last few years, it’s been impossible not to see the pictures and videos of Britney’s well documented downward spiral — the shaving of her head, the constant harassment by the paparazzi, her somewhat questionable associates, and of course the tragic night Britney was wheeled out of her house by paramedics in front of the world — so the film was really the first real inside look into the life of the world’s most famous pop star.

It was a really good documentary, but then again, how could it not be? The subject matter is, after all, the ever-controversial Britney Spears. The film started off with a brief written explanation that Britney had invited a camera crew to follow her for 60 days in which no question would be off-limits.

Personally. I wonder just how many hard-hitting questions were asked, but that’s a different conversation … which brings me to the point of this post.

This weekend, about six different people asked me if I was the guy with the British accent interviewing Britney in the documentary. (Many others have speculated that it might have been Martin Bashir, who conducted the controversial interview that did no favors for Michael Jackson a few years back.)

But, “for the record,” I am NOT the guy who interviewed Britney in “For the Record.” Not this time, anyway!'

Source:http://newsroom.mtv.com/2008/