'It Pissed Me Off': Mr. T Rips Into New Netflix Documentary About His Life
Mr. T says the film left out key parts of his life and used only 30 seconds of pastor footage, he told The Guardian.
- Netflix streams "Untold: I Pity the Fool" on Sept. 8, a documentary about the actor that he slammed as "garbage" for misrepresenting his life and excluding key details.
- Filmmakers spent two days interviewing his pastor but used only 30 seconds of footage. He told the Guardian, "It pissed me off, because they didn't cover a lot of stuff."
- Former agent Peter Young's negative comments about the 1993 film Freaked frustrated the actor. He also defended his white limousine preference by citing Elvis Presley.
- After telling Netflix, "Dont put Peter in my doc," the actor chose to "take the high road" instead of confronting the network about including him.
- He remains satisfied with his life, having already achieved his goals, and recalled his mother's advice: "Son, there are some things that money just can't buy.
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Daily News UpdateMr. T slams new Netflix doc about him: 'You're gonna think I'm some monster'
Mr. T slams new Netflix doc about him: 'You're gonna think I'm some monster'Mr. T is angry about a new Netflix documentary about his life, saying it left out important parts of his story.The film, called Untold Mr. T: I Pity the Fool, starts streaming September 8. In a new interview, the actor and...
The unforgettable actor shows his firm discontent with the production about his trajectory a few days after his global launch
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comicbasics.comMr. T slams new Netflix documentary about his life as 'garbage': 'It pissed me off'
Mr. T blasted the upcoming Netflix documentary about his life, "Untold Mr. T: I Pity the Fool," calling the film "garbage" before its Sept. 8 debut.
Netflix premieres on September 8 the documentary 'Al descado: Mr. T', centered on this mythical actor who reached stardom in the eighties.
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